
Why Did XRP Drop 4% After a 70% Rally? Unpacking the Volatility Behind the Crypto Surge
XRP’s price fell over 4% today, dipping below $1.50 after a rapid 70% surge earlier this month. The rally was driven by U.S.
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XRP’s price fell over 4% today, dipping below $1.50 after a rapid 70% surge earlier this month. The rally was driven by U.S.

Storj’s token price dropped sharply by 18.26% today, driven by a wave of delistings from major exchanges including Binance and South Korean platforms Upbit and

Bitlayer (BTR) surged 168.9% on August 26, 2026, hitting $0.079 amid $22 million in daily volume, without a clear catalyst.

Bitcoin’s recent rally, fueled by US Treasury bond buybacks and a massive short squeeze, hit a peak above $81,000 on August 25, 2026.

XRP’s recent surge was driven by a U.S. Treasury announcement doubling bond buybacks, triggering crypto short liquidations and lifting institutional demand.

Ethereum (ETH) has climbed to $2,487 driven by unprecedented institutional ETF inflows, a Bitcoin-led crypto rally, and renewed market liquidity from U.S.

Bitcoin’s price rally accelerated this week, pushing the cryptocurrency close to the $80,000 mark on August 25, 2026.

On August 25, 2026, CASHCAT continues to defy the broader crypto market’s modest recovery with a 34.7% price surge, driven by intense spot and futures trading

On August 24, 2026, Nesa (NES) suffered a steep 25.4% price drop following Kraken’s announcement of deposit delays for the token.

LINK’s recent price gains reflect a powerful combination of real-world adoption and institutional interest.

XRP rallied over 50% in a week, driven by U.S. Treasury bond buyback announcements and Ripple’s engagement in U.S.

Bitcoin (BTC) has gained over 20% in the past week, reaching $77,648 as of August 24, 2026. This surge follows the U.S.
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