
XRP investors capitulate at fastest pace since the 2022 crypto crash amid slide to $1
XRP investors are realizing losses at the fastest pace in nearly four years as leverage and futures activity retreat.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost roughly $2.5 billion through June 18, while HYPE and XRP funds drew less than $75 million combined, showing investors are not rotating so much as de-risking.

XRPL’s $1.9 billion in 90-day RWA inflows gives XRP traders a fresh narrative as derivatives activity rebounds without a major leverage spike.

ETF demand is giving XRP a Wall Street bid, but whale selling and weak on-chain activity suggest the token may need a deeper reset before bulls regain control.

The company is tying RLUSD’s rapid growth to a broader push for autonomous payments, even as real-world demand remains early.

SBI Shinsei’s crypto vouchers make XRP the visible hook while deposits, retention, and SBI VC Trade remain the real contest.

Ripple is integrating its compliance-focused stablecoin with three Turkish exchanges to serve a market highly reliant on crypto for dollar access.



