$XRP The rolling 24-hour price change for Binance Spot XRP against USDT was -9.451%. According to Binance Spot data, this snapshot was sampled at 22:05 Beijing time on November 6, 2026. It records the rolling window for the XRPUSDT trading pair at that time, not the live market price at the moment of posting.

Specifically, the window opened at 1.3067 USDT, and the latest traded price at the time of sampling was 1.1832 USDT. During the period, the high was 1.3070 USDT and the low was 1.1776 USDT. The latest traded price was close to the window low, but that only describes where it stood at the time of sampling; it does not mean the entire window followed a continuously downward path. The opening, high, low, and latest prices alone are also insufficient to reconstruct every fluctuation in between.

Trading data provides another perspective: trading volume during this window was 137313744.5 XRP, turnover denominated in USDT was approximately 168.02 million, and there were 800799 trades. These figures show how much trading occurred in this pair during the statistical window, but they do not represent net inflows or outflows of funds; every trade has both a buyer and a seller, and the data cannot identify the traders.

What makes this snapshot worth examining, then, is how accurately it records the price range and trading volume—not an unverified explanation for the decline. It cannot prove that a particular piece of news caused the change, nor can it reveal institutional sentiment or predict future prices. When discussing these data, a more fundamental question is: beyond the rolling 24-hour aggregate, what hourly data would be needed to see which part of the window saw the most volatility?