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XRP tests $1 level as derivatives cool and stop-loss pressure rises

XRP has slid toward the $1 level, with investors’ stop-loss selling expanding at the fastest pace since the 2022 selloff. XRP fell to $1.02, its lowest since February, and market unease has persisted despite a rebound. Liquidations hit derivatives markets first, while open interest and futures turnover fell sharply across major exchanges. Loss-taking also accelerated, and risk-adjusted returns weakened. Broader crypto weakness has limited the chance of funds rotating into XRP.

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XRP: 720 million leave exchanges as whale withdrawals, Upbit flows come into focus

More than 720 million XRP have flowed out of major exchanges so far in June, highlighting a clearer withdrawal trend led by large holders. Data showed repeated withdrawals exceeding 1 million XRP per transaction, with Binance accounting for the biggest outflow. Wallet-flow indicators also showed Upbit’s net wallet flow dominance rising to 31 percent as activity concentrated on Korean exchanges. Analysts also pointed to a negative Sharpe ratio for XRP.

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Bitcoin nears past low-risk indicator as exchange balances fall and long-term wallets accumulate

Bitcoin has again approached levels of a low-risk indicator that overlapped with past long-term accumulation phases. Its Sharpe ratio fell to -20 on June 11, while long-term investor wallets absorbed 125,000 bitcoin in June. Exchange-held bitcoin declined from 2.79 million BTC in February to 2.71 million recently. The article notes that a single indicator cannot pinpoint a market bottom and that prices have traded below the 100-week simple moving average for 133 straight days.