On April 6, 2026, Ripple-backed XRP surpassed Bitcoin to become the most traded asset on Upbit, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, reflecting growing demand amid a broader market recovery. The shift highlights rising liquidity and bullish momentum for XRP in a key regional market.
XRP's trading volume spiked to $3.6 billion following Ripple’s push into Singapore, signaling renewed demand tied to payment use cases and regional adoption.
Zcash (ZEC) saw a roughly 108% jump in 24-hour trading volume on March 17, 2026, as renewed interest in privacy-focused tokens lifts market activity. The surge signals higher participation and improving liquidity for ZEC.
XRP logged $1.2 billion in 24-hour trading volume on major South Korean exchanges, outpacing local BTC and ETH activity. The surge highlights strong regional retail demand and could shape near-term market sentiment.
Cardano (ADA) saw 24-hour trading volume jump 72.89% to $953.21 million, coinciding with a fresh 2026 price high according to CoinMarketCap. The spike points to renewed bullish interest but warrants caution until momentum is sustained.
Shiba Inu trading volume plunged 52% during the Asian session on Wednesday while the token slid nearly 5% over 24 hours amid broader market selling. The sudden fall in turnover raises questions about short-term demand for meme coins.
Uphold announced that XRP was the platform's most traded asset in 2025, reflecting strong demand on the exchange. The year-end ranking highlights XRP’s liquidity and continued relevance among traders.
Cardano saw trading volume jump about 40% in the last 24 hours while ADA's price slid toward the $0.10 area, a bearish combination signaling heavy selling pressure. Bulls should view this spike with caution, as high volume on declines often precedes further downside or capitulation.
Bitcoin slipped to $96,831.50 after a 6.04% drop while trading volume jumped 56% to $144.88 billion, signaling heightened volatility. Market participants are focused on upcoming Federal Reserve guidance that could steer short-term sentiment across crypto markets.
Canary Capital’s spot XRP ETF opened on Thursday with $58 million in first‑day trading, the largest ETF launch day this year and a standout among roughly 900 competitors. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas highlighted the outsize debut on X, calling it a notable market performance.