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2025-07-17 18:13:42

XRP Price Surges Beyond $3.3, Leaves Over $40 Million in Liquidations

TL;DR Ripple’s native token continues its gradual ascent toward the January 2018 all-time high of $3.4 and surged past $3.3 minutes ago. The volatile rally has left certain over-leveraged traders in limbo, as the liquidations for XRP alone are well above $40 million on a daily scale. XRPUSD. Source: TradingView As the immortal Metallica song goes – ‘So close, no matter how far.’ XRP is just in reach of a new all-time high, more than seven years after it set a record at $3.4. The asset has jumped by roughly 50% since last week when it broke out of its consolidation phase, and has skyrocketed by 75% since the late June low of $1.9. CryptoPotato asked ChatGPT about the cryptocurrency’s chances to go into uncharted territory in July since it failed to do so in January this year when it matched the 2018 record. The AI chatbot outlined why the $3.4 resistance could be harder to penetrate than most people expect, but also laid out several bullish factors that could propel another rally. Since then, XRP has increased by a few more cents and jumped to a new six-month peak of $3.34 (on Bitstamp) minutes ago. Thus, it was less than 2% away from a new all-time high. Although it has retraced slightly since then, it’s still above $3.3 as of press time. Its volatile ride has liquidated thousands of speculative traders with both shorts and longs. However, short positions dominate, with over $29 million such liquidations out of the total $44.32 million. Liquidation Heat Map. Source: CoinGlass XRP still trails BTC and especially ETH in terms of daily liquidations, as the second-largest cryptocurrency flew to a multi-month high of its own at almost $3,500. The post XRP Price Surges Beyond $3.3, Leaves Over $40 Million in Liquidations appeared first on CryptoPotato .

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