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XRP has dropped nearly 20% from last week’s $2.40 high, finding support around $1.85. Short-term buyers are accumulating below long-term holders’ cost basis, echoing 2022’s crash pattern. XRP derivatives open interest fell over 4%, signaling cautious and bearish market sentiment. XRP Price Mirrors 2022 Chart Patterns Flashing Concerns of Crash XRP faced a major rejection at $2.40, triggering a sharp correction of around 20%. Since then, the cryptocurrency has been in freefall as market sentiment turns cautious. The drop below $2 signaled a significant shift in market structure, with XRP now trading near $1.93, as investors reassess short-term price prospects. According to blockchain analytics firm Glassnode, XRP’s current setup closely resembles its 2022 pattern. The short-term holders’ cost basis shows a similar divergence, indicating potential market stress. Total futures open interest dropped over 4% in the past 24 hours to roughly $3.42 billion, with CME and Binance open interest down about 3% and 5%, respectively. Bitcoin Hyper, the Layer-2 scalability solution for Bitcoin mainnet, is gaining traction while enabling fast, low-cost transactions. Built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), BTC Hyper also provides cross-chain compatibility with Ethereum and Solana. Tokenomics of Bitcoin Hyper Ticker: $HYPER Price: $0.013605 Funds Raised So Far: $30.8 million The presale has raised more than $30.8 million so far. The Layer-2 platform offers staking rewards and supports smart contract deployment. At the time of writing, staking rewards are as high as 38%.
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