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XRP jumped after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse joined the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) Global Markets Advisory Committee, a move viewed by market participants as strengthening Ripple’s regulatory standing in Washington. The token has since pulled back and is trading lower at press time.
Executives from Coinbase, Ripple and Solana were named to the CFTC’s Innovation Advisory Committee, which focuses on digital asset policy, market structure and emerging financial technologies.
The development is seen as signaling deeper engagement between major crypto firms and U.S. regulators as the industry seeks clearer oversight frameworks. For XRP investors, Garlinghouse’s appointment is being interpreted as a constructive step toward regulatory normalization following years of legal scrutiny.
On-chain data cited in the report shows a spike in XRP Ledger active addresses above 30,000 in early February, indicating renewed network activity and speculative interest.
According to the active addresses chart referenced (Cryptoquant), activity has since cooled toward the 16,000–18,000 range. The earlier surge coincided with heightened price volatility, suggesting increased participation during that period.
At press time, XRP is trading near $1.46 on the daily chart. The token had recently rebounded from a sharp drop toward the $1.20 region but remains under technical pressure.
The Supertrend indicator (10,3) remains in bearish territory, with the trend line positioned around $1.74, suggesting the broader trend has not yet flipped bullish.
The Awesome Oscillator, while still below the zero line, is printing rising green bars. The report interprets this as bearish momentum fading, with a potential shift forming if buyers maintain pressure.
For now, the report says XRP appears to be stabilizing, but a confirmed trend reversal would require a break above key resistance levels.
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