
XRP Tumbles Over 10% in Largest Single-Day Drop Since February
The digital asset XRP fell more than 10% on Tuesday, marking its most significant one-day percentage loss in over seven months amid a broader cryptocurrency market downturn.
Section
The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.

The digital asset XRP fell more than 10% on Tuesday, marking its most significant one-day percentage loss in over seven months amid a broader cryptocurrency market downturn.

Bitcoin's price declined after the U.S. Senate narrowly failed to pass the Clarity Act, a key piece of legislation for digital asset regulation. Broader market anxiety, driven by rising Treasury yields and oil prices ahead of a Federal Reserve decision, also contributed to the downturn.

The bank initiated coverage on the Layer 2 network, citing its potential to dominate the tokenization of traditional financial assets and projecting a price of $10 for the ARB token by the end of the decade.

The cryptocurrency EOS recorded its largest single-day percentage gain since September 18, climbing 10.07% to reach $0.0907. The rally occurred alongside gains in major digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Bitcoin's price rallied above $81,000 as a major short squeeze and renewed spot ETF demand overshadowed pressures from central bank rate hikes and U.S. regulatory uncertainty.

Cardano (ADA) experienced its largest single-day percentage increase since September 18, pushing its market capitalization above $8.5 billion. The rally occurred alongside broader gains in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum also posting significant advances.

Bitcoin has broken out of a key technical pattern to trade above $81,000, but its Relative Strength Index and Money Flow Index have reached extreme levels, suggesting a potential for a near-term pullback.

The world's largest cryptocurrency traded flat over the weekend, with pressure from high interest rate expectations being offset by a long-term thesis for Bitcoin as a portfolio diversifier, according to a new report.

Bitcoin's price climbed nearly 2% after Republican leaders announced an updated draft of the Clarity Act, a key digital asset bill, that includes new ethics provisions aimed at securing bipartisan support for a potential Senate vote.