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UBS CEO Ermotti: Key Priority For 2026 Is To Complete Integration, After Complex Migration Done Over The Weekend
EU Proposes To Remove Two Chinese Banks From Sanctions And To Add Banks From Laos, Tajikistan And Two Banks From Kyrgyzstan For Providing Crypto Asset Services To Russia
EU Proposes To Sanction 42 New Vessels, Mainly Oil Tankers, In Russia's Shadow Fleet, Document Shows
EU Proposes, For The First Time, To Include Third Country Ports In 20Th Package Of Sanctions Against Russia, Document Shows
Spot Gold Broke Through $5,050 Per Ounce, Up 1.72% On The Day; Spot Silver Is Currently Up 5.65%
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan, US Vance Sign Agreement On Development Of Cooperation Between US And Armenia In Civil Nuclear Sector
African Stock Market Closing Report | On Monday (February 9), The South African FTSE/Jse Africa Leading 40 Traded Index Closed Up 0.24%, Approaching 112,500 Points
Brazil's Vivan: There Will Be Revision Of Some Credit Guarantee Fund Fgc Rules This Year Or Early Next Year
European Central Bank Governing Council Member Kazimir: Major Inflation Shift Needed For European Central Bank Rate Change Debate
European Central Bank Governing Council Member Kazimir: The Baseline Is Holding For Now But The Outlook Is Uncertain And Fragile

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XRP traders have been caught on the wrong side of the market over the last day, with fresh data by CoinGlass showing a big gap between long and short liquidations. In total, $11.84 million in XRP was wiped out in the last 24 hours.
Of that, $10.37 million came from long positions, while just $1.46 million came from shorts. This means there is now a massive 710% difference, showing just how one-sided leverage had become before the market moved against it.
It is easier to spot the difference when you compare it to wider crypto liquidations. Ethereum was top of the list with $108.5 million, Bitcoin came in at $37.7 million and Solana got $27.8 million. What makes XRP stand out is that its total is lower in dollar terms, while the scale of the imbalance is huge. CoinGlass">
It was price action that led to the surge.
XRP price outlook
The chart shows XRP dipping to $2.96 in the early hours before recovering back toward $2.99. There has been some volatility, but the trading range has stayed pretty tight compared to the liquidation figures, making it look stable on spot markets while derivatives traders took the hardest hit.
The difference between what you can see on price charts and what is actually happening with leveraged positions is as obvious as it has ever been.
At the moment, the $3 level is still the main reference point. If the XRP price can hold onto that line, it might help to steady things after a day of forced selling. If it does not, the liquidation trend could carry on, as traders who have just reset their positions might have to make adjustments again.
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