Trader EGRAG applied Elliott Wave theory to XRP's price structure, projecting a potential target of $6.75 with an optimistic scenario extending to $18.25. Exchange data shows record outflows since late October, indicating strong accumulation among holders.

Uniswap activated its protocol fee switch on November 9, 2025, targeting fraudulent pools on the Base chain. The governance decision affects nearly $208.07 billion in volume, with analysis showing approximately half attributed to fraudulent activity. UNI price surged over 35% within 24 hours following the announcement.

A cryptocurrency analyst has projected XRP could climb to $6 after an initial retracement to $1.90. Ali Martinez, who has over 160,000 followers on X, describes the potential pullback as a buying opportunity before the asset advances toward higher levels. In an extended scenario, Martinez suggests XRP could reach $10 if a bullish flag pattern completes.

Solana has generated $2.85 billion in total protocol revenue, with monthly averages of $240 million and peaks above $600 million, according to a 21Shares report. The ORE protocol recently exceeded $1 million in daily revenue. Solana leads all blockchains with 10,733 active developers, data show.

XRP climbed more than 7% in the past 24 hours following the DTCC's official listing of nine spot XRP ETFs from major issuers including Bitwise, Franklin, and CoinShares. Open Interest reached $1.32 billion, though negative funding rates at -0.145% indicate cautious positioning among traders. Market participants are watching for potential SEC approvals before year-end.

Ripple has allocated approximately $4 billion in 2025 to acquire traditional finance infrastructure companies, aiming to integrate crypto solutions into banking systems. CEO Brad Garlinghouse outlined the strategy at the Swell 2025 conference in New York, citing acquisitions including Hidden Road for $1.3 billion and GTreasury for over $1 billion. The company secured $500 million in funding this fall, lifting its valuation to around $40 billion.

The Senate Agriculture Committee released a bipartisan draft bill granting the CFTC expanded regulatory authority over digital commodities including Bitcoin and Ether. Senate Agriculture Chair John Boozman and Sen. Cory Booker introduced the proposal after months of negotiations. The bill would require digital commodity exchanges to register with the CFTC and comply with standards covering custody, trading transparency, auditing, and cybersecurity.

XRP rose 10% over the past 24 hours as trading volumes nearly doubled following spot exchange-traded fund filings by Canary Capital and 21Shares. The Form 8(a) submissions initiate a 20-day regulatory review period before potential Nasdaq listing approval by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.