Ripple obtained a Major Payment Institution license from Singapore's Monetary Authority, enabling regulated payment services across the Asia-Pacific region. XRP exchange-traded funds recorded nearly $41 million in single-day trading volume, reaching an all-time high. Bitwise led with $11.69 million, followed by Franklin Templeton at $9.10 million.

XRP's derivatives open interest has declined from over $1.7 billion to approximately $504 million, the lowest level since November 2024. The contraction reflects reduced trader participation in futures and perpetual contracts. Technical analysts have identified a cup-shaped reversal pattern, with $2.30 representing critical resistance that could trigger significant upward movement if breached.

XRP is trading at $2.19 and showing bullish momentum toward a $2.30 target, with on-chain data indicating increased accumulation activity. SWIFT has confirmed a successful settlement test integrating XRP via R3 Corda Settler within its GPI network, marking a significant milestone for institutional cross-border payment adoption.

Large XRP holders have accumulated over $7.7 billion worth of the asset in the past three months, data show. The cryptocurrency is retesting a double-bottom breakout pattern, with technical analysts identifying potential resistance levels at $2.30 and $3.50.

XRP has fallen below its descending channel, placing bearish momentum in focus with critical support at $1.61. The Bitwise XRP ETF debuted with $25.7 million in first-day trading volume and $107.6 million in assets under management. The launch signals strong demand for regulated exposure as technical indicators point to a decisive phase for the token.

Bitwise has launched an XRP exchange-traded fund, offering regulated access to the third-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Technical analyst Steph is Crypto identified a bullish divergence pattern on XRP's daily chart, indicating potential momentum shift after consolidation near $2.10 support.

Canary Capital's XRP exchange-traded fund (XRPC) attracted $245 million in net inflows and generated $58.5 million in trading volume during its debut session. The fund provides institutional and retail investors with regulated access to XRP through traditional market infrastructure.

Five spot XRP exchange-traded funds from Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, 21Shares, Canary, and CoinShares have been listed under the DTCC's active and pre-launch category. The products could begin trading as early as next week, according to Coin Bureau. The move marks a potential milestone for regulated crypto access in the U.S. market.

Dogecoin trading volume jumped 62% to exceed $2 billion, reflecting heightened investor interest as the cryptocurrency holds near $0.20. Large holders sold over 500 million DOGE in the past week, raising questions about near-term sentiment despite continued accumulation by smaller investors.