XRP fell about 5% last week to around $1.03, underperforming as major cryptocurrencies posted gains during the latest market bounce. Bitcoin traded at $65,095.95 while Ethereum was at $1,922.42; Solana rose 1% to 4%; the broader crypto market added 1.4% in value, and total market capitalization neared $2.19 trillion. The decline left XRP trailing peers amid the wider market uplift, with the listed price levels reflecting the snapshot of market conditions across major tokens during the same week; the figures above summarize that snapshot.
XRP-focused exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows for a fourth consecutive week, but new capital flowing into those ETFs dropped roughly 93% week-over-week to about $1 million, reflecting a sharp decline in fresh investments reported for that week. By comparison, Bitcoin and Ethereum funds attracted hundreds of millions in inflows during the same reporting period, based on the weekly fund flow figures. Over that week, the broader crypto market added 1.4% in value. Total market capitalization approached $2.19 trillion at the close of the reporting interval.
These figures present the reported fund-flow totals alongside the market-capitalization figure for the week. They do not include further context or commentary. No additional interpretation is provided here.
Analyst Iliya Kalchev described XRP flow as large but neutral in volume and framed the activity as quiet absorption rather than a breakout or capitulation. He said: “XRP’s positioning looks patient in its own right, with order flow staying large even as volume metrics turn neutral — quiet absorption rather than capitulation or a confirmed breakout.”
Market commentator Jake Claver argued that XRP could become a global bridge asset and suggested it might be recognized by the Bank for International Settlements as a tier-one asset in the future. He said: “XRP is looking more and more like it will claim its spot as a global bridge asset and possibly be recognized by the BIS as tier-one asset in the future.”
The quoted remarks above were attributed to Iliya Kalchev and Jake Claver. No further analysis or interpretation is provided here. The summary presents their stated characterizations of XRP’s trading volume and potential future role.
The US Senate delayed consideration of the CLARITY Act, with the bill removed from immediate floor action in the chamber’s reported schedule. A vote on the measure is not expected until mid-September at the earliest, based on the timeline provided in the report. The timing cited places mid-September as the earliest point when the Senate could hold a vote on the CLARITY Act under the current schedule. No additional regulatory details or commentary are included here.
XRP underperformed during the recent Bitcoin market rally, trailing major tokens while XRP-focused exchange-traded funds registered net inflows for a fourth consecutive week even as new capital into those ETFs fell sharply week-over-week.
The Senate delayed consideration of the CLARITY Act with a vote not expected until mid-September at the earliest, and market commentators characterized XRP’s trading flows and noted its possible longer-term positioning without establishing a definitive outcome.
