XRP has edged back into the $1.14–$1.16 range after last week's selloff, but the rebound is showing signs of fragility as volume fades. Traders are watching $1.03 and the $1.00 level as the next make-or-break support, while a hold could leave room for a push toward $1.25. A long-term focus remains on $0.90 as a potential accumulation area if a broader pattern plays out.

XRP is trading around $1.16 and retesting key February lows, with analysts warning the chart still lacks confirmation of a bullish wave (c) advance. A break under near-term support around $1.14 could expose $1.10 and even sub-$1 levels, while one Elliott Wave scenario keeps $0.985 in focus if the February low gives way.

In May 2026, Machi Big Brother (Jeffrey Huang) continued trading leveraged ETH longs on Hyperliquid, including a position of about 1,275 ETH (around $2.77M) at 25x with liquidation near $2,153. One mid-May wipeout left his account at $85,000 and pushed cumulative realized losses to $31.99 million, while later in May his unrealized PnL was slightly positive (+$85K) amid margin usage above 105%.

XRP is hovering around $1.35–$1.36 as market depth on Binance falls to its lowest level since 2020, leaving the token trading in a tight $1.35–$1.40 band. With thinner order books, spreads can widen and relatively small orders may trigger larger moves, especially after XRP slipped from highs above $1.50. CME is scheduled to introduce 24/7 XRP futures trading on May 29, a development that could add to short-term volatility.

XRP returned to traders' radar after spot XRP ETFs logged about $60.5 million in net inflows over the past week and XRP Ledger activity rose to levels last seen in March. Despite the improved demand signals, price action has struggled to clear nearby resistance, with market participants watching whether XRP can reclaim $2 or remain range-bound below it.

The Worldcoin Foundation, linked to Sam Altman’s Worldcoin, sold about 239 million WLD via an over-the-counter deal valued around $65 million, with execution beginning around March 20. The average price was cited near $0.27 per WLD, close to the token’s recent lows, and the placement was reportedly spread across four institutional counterparties with part of proceeds subject to a six-month lock-up. Separately, a vesting schedule highlighted that more than half of WLD’s total supply has yet to enter the market, with a notable unlock dated July 23, 2026.

Bitcoin (BTC) slid toward $66,000 during President Donald Trump's televised remarks on the U.S.–Iran conflict, as traders repriced geopolitical risk across markets. Several crypto price aggregators put the intra-day drop at roughly 3%, while Ethereum also fell about 3.5% over 24 hours. In commodities, Brent crude was cited at $106 after the address, with another read pointing to about $108.

Russian officials have cleared a package of draft laws that would redirect most domestic crypto trading toward licensed intermediaries, tightening oversight of a market that has largely operated offshore and peer-to-peer. Alongside the same push, proposed limits for individuals have been discussed at roughly $3,850 per year, as authorities also warn that P2P users are increasingly targeted by scams.

Analysts warn a Clarity Act proposal could "ring-fence" yield in DeFi, potentially separating staking rewards or protocol revenue from tokens and pressuring designs built around fee sharing. The debate is already prompting teams to revisit incentive structures, while traders watch for volatility tied to tokens marketed around yield narratives.