XRP climbed to $2.20 on Nov. 26 after recovering from around $1, reflecting a broader stabilization in crypto markets. Trading activity picked up as investors showed renewed interest in major altcoins.
Memecoins and NFTs plunged to their lowest levels since early 2025, with about $5 billion wiped out in a single 24-hour period as traders retreated from speculative assets. The rout underscores fragile retail-driven markets and heightened volatility.
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.
XRP's market capitalization dropped $13 billion in 24 hours, sliding from $150.38B to $137.39B as the token fell 9% to $2.27. The sudden decline trimms significant value from one of crypto's largest altcoins.
Global crypto market cap has fallen more than 20% since October, trimming values from about $4.4T to $3.32T. That pullback may create an entry window for XRP — including activity around Tundra liquidity venues — if fresh catalysts arrive.
Canary's XRP ETF opened with $58 million in first-day volume, marking the biggest ETF debut of the year despite a wider crypto market pullback. The result signals renewed investor appetite for regulated XRP exposure even as prices face headwinds.
Shiba Inu trades near a familiar demand zone as market action responds to chart signals and a new partnership with Unity Nodes that expands SHIB's real-world utility. Buyers have shown renewed curiosity, but sustained upside will depend on follow-through and volume.
XRP fell after expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts weakened, but the XRPC ETF posted robust day-one inflows that helped lift sentiment. Continued demand for XRPC could underpin a rebound despite broader market weakness.
Bitcoin slipped under $100,000 to $98,377 on Nov. 13, triggering $657.88 million in liquidations, with about $533.57 million coming from long positions. The move amplified volatility in derivatives markets and signaled elevated leveraged exposure among traders.
SOL fell about 4% as traders priced in a forthcoming Solana company's Q3 report, with immediate support at $153–$155 and downside risk to $145. Positive earnings or ecosystem updates could push SOL toward $160–$163 and attract momentum buyers.