XRP’s weekly chart has moved into an extremely oversold area that has appeared only once before. The prior instance occurred during the 2022 market dip, when XRP later marked a cycle bottom at $0.29. The setup has revived discussion of whether the latest move could be forming a local low.

ADA trades at $0.1497, about 95% below its all-time high, while support at $0.148 is being tested. On-chain activity has stayed largely flat following the Leios testnet launch. Traders are focused on key levels and near-term scenarios around whether $0.148 holds or breaks.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes says the AI boom has soaked up capital that would otherwise have powered the current crypto cycle. He argues that if an AI bubble bursts, that money could rotate sharply into crypto. The thesis rests on AI-driven capital eventually flowing back into digital assets.

Ethereum has officially ceded its lead to XRP Ledger in the $1. 6 billion Ripple USD race. The change marks a shift in where the stablecoin’s supply is concentrated across the two networks.

Ripple’s dollar-backed stablecoin RLUSD is now legally available in Japan through SBI VC Trade. The token is being offered via the firm’s licensed VCTRADE platform to both institutional and retail users.

RLUSD is continuing to expand in usage and market capitalization, reaching $1.6 billion on CG. The token’s growth comes alongside Ripple’s push to broaden availability in key markets.

Ripple has launched its U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin RLUSD in Japan, expanding its footprint in Asia. After approval from Japan’s Financial Services Agency (JFSA), RLUSD is available to institutional and retail users on SBI VC Trade’s VCTRADE platform. The rollout follows a strategic partnership Ripple and SBI Group announced in August 2025.

XRP fell 2.8% to about $1.07 after a muted rebound failed to regain the $1.0850 level. Traders are focusing on $1.05 to $1.07 as the key support band. A drop below that area could shift attention back to the psychological $1 mark.