The price of Ripple rose (Ripple-XRP) last Saturday to $2.17 before falling to $2.13, continuing a rally that lasted several days. Its rise came after renewed trade tensions between the United States and China, with the latter imposing additional tariffs on American products, prompting investments to shift from stocks to digital assets - most notably Bitcoin (Bitcoin-BTC), Ethereum (Ethereum-ETH), and XRP - as a means of protection against inflation and not being tied to a specific geographic area, which drove Bitcoin to recover to $83,000 and Ethereum's price to surpass $1,800, while XRP recorded a 12% increase over two days, raising the market capitalization of digital assets to $2.78 trillion, led by XRP as one of the best-performing assets.
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The price of Ripple rose (Ripple-XRP) last Saturday to $2.17 before falling to $2.13, continuing a rally that lasted several days. Its rise came after renewed trade tensions between the United States and China, with the latter imposing additional tariffs on American products, prompting investments to shift from stocks to digital assets - most notably Bitcoin (Bitcoin-BTC), Ethereum (Ethereum-ETH), and XRP - as a means of protection against inflation and not being tied to a specific geographic area, which drove Bitcoin to recover to $83,000 and Ethereum's price to surpass $1,800, while XRP recorded a 12% increase over two days, raising the market capitalization of digital assets to $2.78 trillion, led by XRP as one of the best-performing assets.