XRP fell 11.28% to $1.4745 by 05:00 GMT on Sunday, marking its largest one-day percentage decline since February 5, according to market data. The drop followed a seven-day rally that had pushed the token to a high of $1.6950, though it remained 59.66% below its July 18, 2025 record of $3.66.
Trading volume surged to $14.04 billion over 24 hours, accounting for 10.94% of total cryptocurrency turnover. XRP's market capitalization fell to $92.53 billion, down from a peak of $210.60 billion, and now represents 3.56% of the broader crypto market.
Bitcoin declined 1.98% to $76,932.10, while Ethereum dropped 4.05% to $2,414.03. Bitcoin maintained its dominant position with a 59.40% share of total crypto market capitalization, ahead of Ethereum at 11.19%.
