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XRP was trading around $1.4, with new daily addresses falling more than 80% since December to about 5,020, according to Glassnode data cited in the report.
The report said the “retail exodus” is visible in address and activity metrics. It noted that monthly active supply dropped 73%, from 7.45 billion XRP to roughly 2 billion XRP per day.
The data was framed as showing retail rotating out after the late-2024 rally, rather than institutional adoption collapsing.
Marcin Kazmierczak, co-founder of RedStone, told Decrypt that the network appears to be shifting from retail speculation toward “institutional rails,” adding that this transition “rarely looks pretty” in address-chart data.
Ripple, Ondo Finance, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Mastercard Inc. completed a pilot transaction on Thursday connecting the XRP Ledger with interbank settlement rails.
The pilot reportedly settled the redemption of Ondo’s OUSG, a tokenized U.S. Treasury fund, across borders and banks in near-real time outside traditional banking hours.
Tokenized real-world assets on the XRP Ledger have surpassed $2.43 billion, with tokenized U.S. Treasuries exceeding $403 million, based on RWA.xyz data cited in the article.
Kazmierczak said the broader signal is JPMorgan choosing public infrastructure over a “walled garden.” He added that once one Tier-1 bank makes that move, peer compliance reviews tend to follow.
The report also referenced that the SEC and CFTC classified XRP as a digital commodity in March, describing it as providing regulatory clarity that has accelerated institutional engagement.
Technically, XRP has been stuck near $1.4 over the past 24 hours, with gains of less than 1% over the past week and month.
The daily chart was described as showing XRP locked inside a symmetrical triangle since the February collapse, with both trendlines converging close to the current price.
The article highlighted “heavy EMA cluster overhead” as the main issue for bulls. It said XRP remains trapped below the 50 EMA near $1.40, while the 100 EMA around $1.49 and the 200 EMA near $1.72 continue to slope downward.
The report said a breakout above triangle resistance and the $1.40 to $1.50 EMA zone could support a recovery toward $1.70 to $1.90.
Conversely, if support breaks near the lower trendline around $1.30, XRP risks revisiting the psychological $1 level quickly.
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