XRP Holds $1.36 as Market Digests a Quiet Week
XRP trades at $1.36 after a modest weekly decline of 1.1%, consolidating within the established $1.30–$1.50 range with no structural breakout in either direction. Here is what the data shows this week.
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XRP trades at $1.36 after a modest weekly decline of 1.1%, consolidating within the established $1.30–$1.50 range with no structural breakout in either direction. Here is what the data shows this week.
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