Ripple: XRP Losing Steam amid ongoing Iran/Israel Fight

XRP's drop in price and volume indicated a bearish trend on the token and likely a loss of interest from market players

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Smart Money Eyes XRP Rebound Near Major Support

Quick overview

  • XRP's price dropped to $2.25, marking a 3.53 percent weekly loss amid declining market interest.
  • Daily trading volume for XRP fell by 37.36 percent to $3 billion, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
  • Geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding the U.S. and Iran, have contributed to a bearish trend in the altcoin market.
  • Market participants are also reacting to the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions and comments on inflation.

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XRPโ€™s drop in price and volume indicated a bearish trend on the token and likely a loss of interest from market players, given recent events between Israel and Iran.

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The altcoin marginally declined on Thursday, down from $2.25, representing a 3.53 percent weekly loss. The volume of daily trades fell 37.36 percent to $3 billion.

XRPโ€™s total market capitalization is currently worth $128 billion.

The altcoin market broadly declined on Thursday as geopolitical tensions escalated after a media report stated the U.S. was preparing for a military attack on Iran. Ahead of developments in the Israel-Iran conflict, investors were cautious, as evidenced by the weak buying pressure on XRP.

Market participants also carefully evaluated the Federal Reserveโ€™s interest rate decision and Jerome Powellโ€™s remarks regarding tariff-induced inflation.

Sentiment soured on Thursday after a Bloomberg report stated that senior U.S. officials were preparing for a potential strike against Iran, possibly over the weekend, signaling a direct escalation in the conflict.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he has โ€œideasโ€ but would decide โ€œone second before itโ€™s due,โ€ amplifying market uncertainty

This comes after Iranโ€™s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, rejected President Trumpโ€™s demands for unconditional surrender and stated that neither peace nor war could be imposed on the Islamic Republic. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserveโ€™s decision on Wednesday to hold interest rates steady and Chair Jerome Powellโ€™s warning that trade-related tariff inflation could pick up this summer further weighed on risk appetite.

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Olumide Adesina
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Olumide Adesina is a French-born Nigerian financial writer. He tracks the financial markets with over 15 years of working experience in investment trading.

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