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Ripple price slips to $2.15 with room for further downside

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By Andrew Folkler, Ankish Jain
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Can the Ripple price hold near $2.15, or is the market preparing for another move toward lower levels? Summary XRP is trading near $2.15 after a steep slide from its July peak, with weak buying interest across key levels. Technical indicators show soft momentum, and analysts warn that losing $2.12 could open a path toward $2.10 and $2.05. ETF launches are drawing attention, but price action remains muted as many holders sit on losses and selling pressure stays elevated. Ripple is under pressure.
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Canary Capital's XRP ETF records $58M in first day volume

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By Leon Okwatch, Ankish Jain
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Canary Capital’s new spot XRP ETF, trading under the ticker XRPC, made a strong entrance on Nasdaq on Nov. 13, becoming the highest-volume exchange-traded fund debut of 2025. Summary Canary Capital’s XRP ETF debuted with $58M in first-day trading. This marks the strongest ETF launch of 2025 so far. XRPC is the first U.S. spot ETF offering direct XRP exposure. The fund generated $58 million in first-day trading activity, edging out Bitwise’s BSOL ETF, which launched last month with $57 million.
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How the Chinese cryptoqueen’s $6.5 billion Bitcoin empire fell apart

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By Ankish Jain
| Crypto News Verified
How did the Chinese cryptoqueen build a $6.5 billion Bitcoin empire before her arrest exposed one of the largest crypto crimes in history? Crypto’s long history with scams has added another chapter, one that stretches across continents and involves billions of dollars. British prosecutors have convicted Zhimin Qian, also known as Yadi Zhang, for orchestrating a Ponzi-style investment fraud that operated in China.
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