$XRP The most interesting thing today wasn’t the drop—it was that nobody was making a fuss.
Evernorth’s Nasdaq listing has been pushed back again, this time to October 12, supposedly because of some administrative issue. The XRP treasury company that’s practically Ripple’s own child has now kept people waiting for the second time. Any other coin would’ve been getting dragged all over the trending topics by now, but things are surprisingly quiet on the XRP front.
Then Peter Brandt took another jab, saying XRP’s weekly chart ranked last among XRP, Monero, and Solana. The old man didn’t pull any punches, and hardly anyone in the comments pushed back. That’s the strange part.
The price is at 1.45 now, down almost 4% in 24 hours, and it’s also trending down over the past seven days. So it’s falling, but volume hasn’t really changed—which suggests nobody’s in a panic to get out. Bad news keeps coming, yet the chart hasn’t collapsed. I usually don’t see that as bullish or bearish; it just looks like nobody cares.
I’m still holding my position, but I’m not adding. This isn’t where I want to make a move. I’ll wait and see whether money actually responds once that listing goes through on the 12th. XRP’s old problem has always been the same: the story moves faster than the price. I’m not too keen on paying for the story again.$XRP
Evernorth’s Nasdaq listing has been pushed back again, this time to October 12, supposedly because of some administrative issue. The XRP treasury company that’s practically Ripple’s own child has now kept people waiting for the second time. Any other coin would’ve been getting dragged all over the trending topics by now, but things are surprisingly quiet on the XRP front.
Then Peter Brandt took another jab, saying XRP’s weekly chart ranked last among XRP, Monero, and Solana. The old man didn’t pull any punches, and hardly anyone in the comments pushed back. That’s the strange part.
The price is at 1.45 now, down almost 4% in 24 hours, and it’s also trending down over the past seven days. So it’s falling, but volume hasn’t really changed—which suggests nobody’s in a panic to get out. Bad news keeps coming, yet the chart hasn’t collapsed. I usually don’t see that as bullish or bearish; it just looks like nobody cares.
I’m still holding my position, but I’m not adding. This isn’t where I want to make a move. I’ll wait and see whether money actually responds once that listing goes through on the 12th. XRP’s old problem has always been the same: the story moves faster than the price. I’m not too keen on paying for the story again.$XRP
