Bitcoin and XRP price predictions are attracting attention as the US approaches its November 3 midterm elections. Bitcoin price trades above $78k, while Ethereum rebounds above $2,295. XRP consolidates near $1.25 as the cryptocurrency market attempts to recover.
Crypto swapping is no longer just about exchanging one token for another. With hundreds of blockchain networks and thousands of tokens available, finding the right rate and moving assets across different ecosystems can be difficult for users.
The XRP vs. RLUSD debate has gained center stage as Ripple has sent out another 1 billion XRP tokens using its monthly escrow feature. According to blockchain tracker Whale Alert, the unlock occurred in two separate deals, with each transaction worth some $626.43 million.
Bitcoin price trades near $77,530 on November 1, 2026, as cryptocurrency markets prepare for a politically sensitive week. Ethereum price trades at $2,268, and XRP price is at about $1.25. Bitcoin is experiencing renewed selling pressure following losses in October and declining institutional demand.
Ethereum price trades around $2,268 on November 1, 2026, recovering slightly after recent market weakness. ETH has gained approximately 1.19% over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin price is currently priced around $77,812, whereas XRP price is around $1.25.
As the November 3 U.S. midterm elections approach, the Crypto Market faces another potentially volatile week. Bitcoin price hovered at about $77,700 and Ethereum at around $2,266. XRP stands around $1.25 as of November 1, 2026.
Solana price remains under pressure as cryptocurrency market sentiment deteriorates, raising concerns about another decline below $90. SOL price is moving around $95.80 on October 31, 2026, which is still below the psychological 100 level.
Top crypto exchange Binance has provided an update on the hack, saying it has now covered 90% of the losses from the incident. The exchange plans to cover all losses and will keep buying the remaining tokens over the counter (OTC) to completely fill the…
Nasdaq-listed company Next Technology has announced plans to potentially sell its Bitcoin holdings following a Board authorization. The company cited the Binance Hack and Quantum concerns as reasons it is looking to cut its BTC exposure.
Binance co-founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao has clarified on Saturday that he never threatened to sell SpaceX shares or pressure Elon Musk. CZ claimed he only mentioned Binance’s stake to counter comparisons with beleaguered crypto exchange FTX after the hack.
President Donald Trump said he has “always felt it was a little bit dangerous” to move money digitally, as the White House confirmed it is looking into the Binance hack that drained $6.3 billion from the world’s largest crypto exchange.
Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis says the stalled CLARITY Act would have given crypto exchanges immediate legal cover to freeze suspicious funds, pointing directly to the $6.3 billion Binance hack as proof of what the bill’s absence cost the industry.
Ripple-backed XRP treasury company Evernorth Holdings has filed with the US SEC to plan a resale of 73,688,162 Class A common stock and 239,653 sponsor warrants by shareholders.
Ripple (XRP) is down 0.52% to trade at $1.24 at the time of writing. The drop comes despite a decline in XRP reserves on Binance to the lowest since December 2022.
Bitcoin and Ethereum price movements remain under pressure following a series of major security incidents across the cryptocurrency industry. As of October 31, 2026, BTC price currently trades below $78k and Ethereum trades around $2,243.
Bitcoin (BTC) price is now down by 4.36% in one week, as it trades at $77,149 at the time of writing. The drop comes after sentiment weakened following the biggest hack in crypto history.
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis on Friday confirmed it suffered a cyberattack in which hackers used agentic AI to gain unauthorized access to its systems and internal tools. The security breach has exposed customer names, email addresses, user IDs, and organizational roles.
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