- Price Drop: XRP fell nearly 4% on Oct. 7, sliding from above $3 to around $2.85 amid a broad crypto market pullback [1]. The token lost its #3 market cap rank (dropping to #5) as Binance Coin and USDT overtook it [2].
- Macro Pressure: A Bitcoin sell-off (-2.4%) on Oct. 7 and stagflation fears triggered risk-off sentiment across crypto [3]. Profit-taking after last week’s surge saw major coins dip ~2%, cooling the total market cap to ~$4.18 trillion [4].
- ETF Delays: The U.S. government shutdown has paused SEC reviews of several XRP spot ETF applications, dampening optimism for an October launch [5]. A Senate vote on Oct. 8 to end the shutdown is seen as crucial – a funding deal would put SEC staff back to work and could accelerate an XRP ETF approval timeline [6].
- Ripple’s Bank Charter Pending: Ripple’s bid for a U.S. national bank charter (filed July 2025) faces regulatory scrutiny with a decision expected around late October [7]. Approval could legitimize XRP in traditional finance, though no verdict was announced by Oct. 7–8.
- Technical Levels: XRP held critical support at ~$2.85 on the dip [8]. Traders are eyeing $2.80 (support) and $3.00–$3.10 (resistance) – a break below $2.64 could signal a selloff to $2.20, while a push above $3.30 might pave the way toward the $3.66 all-time high [9] [10].
- Analyst Outlook: Sentiment is mixed. Chartist Peter Brandt warns of a descending triangle, predicting a fall toward $2.22 if XRP closes under ~$2.68 [11]. Yet other analysts say successful ETF catalysts could ignite a rally to $4+ in the near term [12], and prominent XRP bulls even see a path to “double digits” in a post-ETF future.
- Social Buzz: Retail FUD is surging – Santiment reports bearish XRP sentiment at a 6-month high, which it calls a contrarian “promising buy signal” as markets often move opposite to crowd fear [13] [14]. Large whale moves (320M XRP sent to exchanges, ~$950M) fueled chatter about possible sell pressure [15]. Meanwhile, XRP influencers urged calm; Ripple’s CEO emphasized tech upgrades (privacy features) as key to long-term bank adoption of XRP [16], and industry voices highlighted XRP’s real utility despite short-term price woes [17].
XRP Price Slides Under $3 Amid Market Pullback
XRP’s price took a sharp turn downward on Tuesday, Oct. 7, breaking below the psychological $3 level as crypto markets turned “risk-off.” The token dropped about 4.5% on the day, closing around $2.85 [18]. Earlier in the session XRP had climbed above $3 (tapping resistance near $3.07) before a wave of profit-taking – led by some large institutional wallets – knocked it back down [19]. This pullback mirrored a broader market correction: Bitcoin slid ~2.4% and the overall crypto market shed roughly 2% in value, as traders cooled off after last week’s surge to record highs [20]. Observers cited stagflation jitters and U.S. fiscal uncertainty as macro factors that drove investors to trim risk exposure [21].
Crucially, XRP’s dip caused it to lose its #3 ranking by market capitalization, falling behind Binance Coin (BNB) and USDT. XRP had briefly held the #3 spot earlier, but its market cap decline – exacerbated by Tuesday’s sell-off – pushed it down to #5 this week [22]. By Wednesday morning (Oct. 8), XRP was hovering in the mid-$2.80s, attempting to stabilize. It traded around $2.85 with only slight improvement, reflecting lingering caution in the market [23]. Notably, despite this pullback, XRP remained up over 38% year-to-date and a whopping 440% higher than a year ago (when it was near $0.50), thanks to a series of rallies in 2025 [24].
The early-October slump was not XRP-specific – altcoins across the board retreated from recent highs. Major tokens like Ethereum and Solana also saw orderly pullbacks from all-time peaks, as short-term traders locked in gains [25]. Analysts characterized this as a healthy cooldown after an “Uptober” rally. Importantly for XRP, key support at $2.80–$2.85 held firm during the sell-off [26]. “The $2.85–$2.87 band is key; failure opens path toward $2.70,” CoinDesk noted, emphasizing that buyers stepped in near that support zone on Oct. 7 [27]. This level coincides with an area of previous consolidation, suggesting some buyers view sub-$3 XRP as a bargain for now.
ETF Delays and Regulatory Clouds Weigh on Sentiment
A major overhang on XRP during Oct. 7–8 has been the U.S. government shutdown, which entered its second week and effectively paralyzed the SEC’s review process for new crypto ETFs. Several high-profile XRP spot ETF applications were slated for final decisions in mid-to-late October, fueling hopes of an “ETF boom” for XRP. However, with much of the SEC staff furloughed, those deadlines have been pushed back indefinitely [28]. The SEC confirmed it was operating with a skeletal workforce and focusing only on critical market functions during the budget impasse [29]. As a result, the anticipated approvals of XRP ETFs – including proposals from asset managers overseeing a combined $1.7 trillion – have been delayed, shattering optimism that October would finally see these products launch [30].
This regulatory limbo has undoubtedly dampened market sentiment. Nate Geraci, president of ETF firm ETF Store, quipped that the much-hyped “Crypto ETF Cryptober” was on hold due to Washington’s gridlock [31]. Until the U.S. government reopens, new financial products can’t get green-lit. By Oct. 8, all eyes were on the U.S. Senate’s stopgap funding vote – a breakthrough there (requiring 60 votes) would end the shutdown and send SEC officials back to their desks [32]. Traders speculated that if the Senate passed a funding bill on Oct. 8, XRP might see a relief rally on hopes that spot ETF reviews would swiftly resume [33]. Indeed, XRP-spot ETFs are viewed as a potential game-changer for the token’s demand: analysts predict that once approved, these ETFs could unlock a wave of Main Street investment, given XRP’s real-world payments utility and pent-up institutional interest [34]. For now, though, that catalyst is in a holding pattern pending Washington’s next moves.
Another regulatory storyline in play is Ripple’s pursuit of a U.S. banking license. Ripple applied for a national trust bank charter with the U.S. OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) in July 2025, seeking to become a federally regulated bank. This ambitious bid – which would allow Ripple to integrate more deeply with the traditional banking system – hit a key milestone in early October: by some accounts, the standard 120-day review window was due to conclude around Oct. 7 [35]. No official announcement has been made yet, but speculation is rife. Ripple’s bank charter application drew both optimism and skepticism in the community. If approved, it “could legitimize XRP, increasing its appeal as a treasury reserve asset for institutions,” according to FXEmpire’s analysis [36] [37]. It would give Ripple access to Federal Reserve payments infrastructure and potentially enable deeper XRP integration into banking services. However, approval is far from assured – regulators have been cautious, and public comments on the application (which closed in August) included pushback from some banking advocates. The ongoing government dysfunction may also slow this decision. Ripple and the OCC have stayed mum as of Oct. 8, leaving XRP holders anxiously awaiting news.
Despite these delays, October is still viewed as a pivotal month for XRP’s regulatory outlook. Pro-crypto attorney Bill Morgan summed it up as a potential “perfect storm” of events: “All these spot ETFs… delayed until late October. Then you have Ripple’s application for a bank charter… generally decided within 120 days, which means by the end of October. A lot could happen at once in October.” [38] In other words, once the logjam in D.C. clears, XRP could be hit with multiple major developments in rapid succession. This two-edged sword (huge upside if ETFs and the bank charter get green lights, but lingering risk if they disappoint) has the market on edge. It helps explain why XRP has traded in a news-driven range, whipping around with each hint of regulatory progress or setback. For now, the catalysts are coiled: a resolution in Congress and positive regulatory decisions could ignite a powerful rally, whereas further political standoff or rejections could extend XRP’s slide.
On the brighter side, not all XRP news was negative. Even amid the SEC stalemate, traditional finance continues to eye XRP. On Oct. 7, New York-based issuer GraniteShares filed with the SEC to launch two new leveraged XRP exchange-traded funds [39]. The products – a 3× long and 3× short daily XRP ETF – would offer traders amplified exposure to XRP’s price swings. GraniteShares indicated that, if approved, these ETFs could start trading as early as 75 days from the filing (around December 21, 2025) [40]. The move follows Teucrium’s 2× Long XRP ETF (ticker: XXRP), which launched in April and quickly amassed over $421 million AUM [41]. The success of XRP-linked ETPs so far underscores significant investor appetite. It’s also a reminder that even though fully spot-backed XRP ETFs are stuck in regulatory limbo, derivative and leveraged products have already been rolling out. That said, the holy grail for many in the XRP community remains a straightforward spot ETF, which would directly hold XRP. The SEC’s final decisions on several spot XRP funds (from Bitwise, BlackRock’s iShares, Fidelity, etc.) were initially expected by late October [42]. Now, with the shutdown stretching on, even industry analysts admit those timelines have become moot – under new “generic listing” standards the SEC adopted, the agency can approve crypto ETFs at any time once open, so markets may get little advance notice [43]. In short, XRP’s regulatory saga is a waiting game, but one loaded with transformative potential.
Technical Analysis – Will Key Supports Hold?
From a technical perspective, XRP’s charts are at a crossroads. The dip below $3 this week has put the focus on critical support and resistance levels that could define its next move. On the downside, the $2.80 mark is viewed as a must-hold support. This level held firm on Oct. 7’s sell-off – XRP bounced off lows around $2.85, avoiding a deeper plunge [44]. If $2.80 were to fail in coming days, analysts warn of a swift drop to the mid-$2.50s or lower. Veteran trader Peter Brandt observed a “classic descending triangle” pattern forming on XRP’s chart and cautioned that a close below roughly $2.66–2.68 could trigger a downturn toward $2.22 (a major support near the 50-week moving average) [45]. Another chartist, known as “Dark Defender” on X, similarly pegged $2.64 as a line in the sand – losing that support could unleash “massive selloff” pressure, potentially dragging XRP down to the low $2.20s [46]. These bearish scenarios remain hypothetical unless XRP decisively breaks support, but they have traders on guard. As one technical analyst put it, below $2.64 “it could trigger a doomsday decline” for the short term [47].
On the upside, $3.00 to $3.10 has solidified as the immediate resistance zone for XRP. Bulls have tried and failed multiple times since mid-August to clear the $3 barrier, making it a psychological hurdle. This week’s attempt faltered at $3.07 amid profit-taking [48]. Should XRP regain momentum, the first test will be to reclaim $3.00, and then break through the cluster of highs around $3.10–$3.15. Above that, the next targets would be the early September peak near $3.30 and the all-time high (ATH) of $3.66 set in July [49] [50]. Notably, some analysts see $3.30 as a crucial inflection point – if XRP can close above ~$3.30, it would signal a higher-high and potentially “open the path” to retest the ATH at $3.65–$3.66 [51]. EGRAG Crypto, another popular chart watcher, shared a scenario where an XRP close above ~$3.20 could pave the way to $3.44 next, whereas interim weakness might mean a dip to ~$2.65–2.77 before any rebound [52].
Momentum indicators have cooled off during the latest pullback. On Oct. 6, some oscillators like RSI had even flashed overbought conditions after XRP’s prior rally to $3.10 [53]. The subsequent dip reset those readings (Crypto Republic noted RSI fell back to a neutral ~52 [54]). This could give bulls some breathing room to regroup. However, short-term trend bias remains fragile. As CoinDesk Analytics reported, XRP has been printing “lower highs” under $3.00, indicating a bearish bias until a clear reversal signal emerges [55]. Volumes spiked on the sell-off – nearly 7× the daily average – suggesting some capitulation by weak hands or forced liquidations on derivatives [56] [57]. The fact that XRP did stabilize above support afterward is encouraging, but it will need follow-through buying to flip the trend upward again.
Many analysts are cautiously optimistic that the current consolidation is a prelude to a breakout – if external catalysts cooperate. FX Leaders noted that if expected ETF news lands favorably (e.g. an SEC approval or even positive rumors), XRP could quickly challenge its recent range highs. A “sustained break above $3.10–$3.30” on strong volume might open the floodgates toward $4.00–$4.20 in a bullish case, according to their market outlook [58]. This aligns with the idea that new investment via ETFs or institutional buying could reprice XRP higher. Even more bullish, CoinCentral cited some projections of $4–$5 in the near term if an ETF-driven run-up mimics what Bitcoin experienced with its ETF (Bitcoin’s price rocketed to ~$116K after spot ETF approval, a scenario XRP traders are eyeing) [59]. On the flip side, if Bitcoin – the crypto bellwether – fails to rebound and continues its correction, it could drag XRP down to retest the low-$2.70s or even the $2.60 area in the short run [60]. Bears point to a recent bearish MACD crossover on some time frames and warn that without a quick recovery, XRP could remain under pressure into mid-October [61]. In summary, the technical picture for XRP is in a tense equilibrium: the $2.8 support and $3+ resistance are like coiled springs. A break in either direction – likely catalyzed by news – will determine whether XRP extends its correction or finally escapes the $3 ceiling that’s been in place for two months.
Expert Commentary and Market Sentiment
Despite the choppy price action, sentiment within the XRP community and among analysts has been remarkably split – with fear and optimism running high in equal measure. On one hand, retail trader sentiment hit extreme lows this week. Blockchain analytics firm Santiment reported that FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) around XRP is at its highest level in six months, based on a surge in bearish social media commentary [62]. According to Santiment’s sentiment ratio, there were more bearish than bullish XRP mentions for two out of the past three days, reflecting the community’s frustration as XRP lagged behind other surging cryptos [63]. Ironically, Santiment views this as a contrarian bullish signal: “This is generally a promising buy signal,” the firm noted, “because markets move opposite to small trader expectations” [64]. In fact, historically, extreme retail pessimism has preceded XRP rallies. CryptoPotato pointed out that in July, an apex of XRP FUD was followed shortly by a run-up to its all-time high of $3.65 [65]. Whether history repeats remains to be seen, but seasoned traders often say “when the mood is darkest, that’s when upside potential is greatest.”
Part of the negative chatter stems from XRP’s recent underperformance versus its peers. As Santiment noted, while Bitcoin, Ether, and even BNB notched fresh highs or multi-year peaks, XRP struggled to break $3 and even got flipped by BNB in market cap this week [66]. This led some skeptics on X (Twitter) to argue the FUD is “not unfounded”, claiming that XRP’s value accrual “doesn’t benefit holders” without major network growth [67]. Nonetheless, many XRP loyalists and experts have doubled down on their long-term bullish stance. Influential XRP advocate Coach JV took to X on Oct. 7 to reiterate his unwavering belief, forecasting that “XRP will be one of the greatest assets of our lifetime.” [68] He recounted how he “went all in” on XRP during the dark days of the SEC lawsuit in 2020 and urged followers to tune out short-term noise, emphasizing that periods of fear often present the best opportunities [69] [70]. Similar confidence was echoed by other community figures: many responded to Coach JV sharing their own accumulation strategies and faith that patience will be rewarded in the long run [71]. This reflects the core of the self-dubbed “XRP Army” sentiment – a view that XRP’s fundamentals (fast transactions, real use-case in cross-border payments, and now greater legal clarity) will ultimately triumph over interim volatility.
Notably, industry executives and analysts outside the immediate XRP fanbase have also lent support to the token’s outlook. On Oct. 7, Sal Gilbertie – CEO of Teucrium (the firm behind the 2× XRP ETF) – made waves by stating that XRP “has the most utility” among coins and “a true use case” in payments [72]. Hearing such praise from a traditional finance veteran bolstered confidence that big-money players see XRP’s long-term value. Likewise, Ripple itself has been actively highlighting progress in the ecosystem. Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse identified privacy features as the final barrier to massive adoption of the XRP Ledger by big banks [73]. In conversations shared by an XRP network validator, Garlinghouse explained that institutions need transaction privacy – via technologies like zero-knowledge proofs – before they can use public ledgers at scale [74] [75]. This comment, which came to light around Oct. 6–7, was taken as a positive sign that Ripple is addressing the last hurdles for enterprise uptake. It also suggests the company is focused on upgrading XRPL (with initiatives like XLS-66 and decentralized identity tools) to meet compliance and confidentiality needs [76] [77]. Such developments point to a robust technological roadmap that underpins XRP’s value beyond price speculation.
Whale activity has been another hot topic on social feeds. Over the past week, blockchain trackers noted unusually large XRP transfers to exchanges – on the order of 320 million XRP (≍ $950 million) moved in just days [78]. This spooked some traders, since big inflows to exchanges can imply impending sell-offs by whales. Analysts debated the motive: some argued these could be custodial reshuffling or preparation for ETF market-making, while others viewed it as profit-taking by early investors given XRP’s yearly gains [79] [80]. The immediate effect was a hit to sentiment – news of the $950M move coincided with XRP slipping back under $3 [81]. However, it’s worth noting that alongside those sales, other large holders were accumulating. CoinCentral reported that in late September and early October, whales added about 250 million XRP to their holdings even as prices hovered around $3 [82]. And back in August (after Ripple’s partial legal victory vs. SEC), institutions scooped up nearly $1 billion worth of XRP [83] [84]. This divergence between weak-hand selling and strong-hand accumulation is creating a tense standoff. The order books appear thin, amplifying each large trade’s impact – one reason XRP’s 24-hour trading range spanned a relatively wide ~5% this week [85].
In summary, social media sentiment around XRP is at a fever pitch, split between fear and hope. Retail forums might be full of doomsayers at the moment, but contrarians see that as a bullish omen [86]. The XRP community remains fiercely loyal, and even in a week of setbacks, they’ve seized on silver linings – from Ripple’s tech advances to the idea that the ETF delay simply gives them more time to “front-run” Wall Street. (As prominent commentator Zach Rector tweeted amid the shutdown, the delay “extended your chance to front-run institutions” and accumulate XRP cheaply before the big funds arrive [87].) This tug-of-war between short-term anxiety and long-term conviction is likely to continue until a clear catalyst tips the scales.
Broader Market Context and Macro Factors
The events of Oct. 7–8 didn’t occur in a vacuum – the entire crypto market and global macro backdrop played a role in XRP’s fortunes. Early October saw a bit of a “flash red” scenario for risk assets: aside from Washington’s gridlock, investors were digesting mixed economic signals. In the U.S., a lack of fresh data (due to the shutdown) and rising inflation expectations (consumer inflation outlook ticked up from 3.2% to 3.4%) fed into stagflation worries [88]. This macro angst hit Bitcoin particularly on Oct. 7, sending it down to the $120K region from recent highs above $125K. Given XRP’s increasing correlation with broader crypto trends, Bitcoin’s slide “pushed the broader crypto market into the red” and “sent XRP crashing to $2.85” in sympathy [89]. Essentially, risk-off sentiment from macro factors exacerbated XRP’s pullback that day.
Another element was the brief capital flight to safety due to geopolitical and economic jitters. Some traders rotated profits from altcoins into stablecoins or Treasurys, which hurt high-beta assets like XRP. Additionally, legislative delays in crypto-friendly policies added headwinds. For instance, the U.S. Market Structure Bill – landmark legislation to clarify crypto asset classifications – remains stalled in the Senate, now likely delayed into 2026 [90]. This bill’s progress (or lack thereof) particularly impacts XRP, since Ripple’s long SEC battle highlighted the need for clearer laws. When the House passed the bill in July, XRP spiked 15% in a day [91]; now with the bill on ice, that source of bullish momentum is absent. The broader takeaway is that until U.S. regulatory and monetary clouds lift, crypto markets may see continued volatility.
Nonetheless, the overall crypto market context remains relatively strong compared to previous years. Even after this week’s dip, total crypto market capitalization is well above $4 trillion, and investor appetite for digital assets persists. In fact, October’s first week saw record volumes and inflows into crypto funds, indicating institutions are positioning for long-term upside [92]. Major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum are still near their all-time highs, and sentiment in those markets is largely positive thanks to developments like Bitcoin ETF trading and Ethereum’s tech upgrades. This broader strength provides a cushion for XRP – if the rest of crypto was plunging into a bear market, XRP’s situation would be far more dire. Instead, we’re seeing a rotation and consolidation. As one analyst noted, altcoin leadership rotates: earlier in the year XRP led rallies (e.g. after legal victories), now others have taken the lead, but fortunes could shift back to XRP with the next catalyst. Macro analysts also point out that the Fed’s policy outlook (with possible rate cuts on the horizon due to slowing growth) could boost crypto broadly in late 2025 [93]. Such macro tailwinds, if they materialize, would likely lift XRP alongside its peers.
In the meantime, traders will be closely watching traditional markets and news headlines. Any resolution to the U.S. budget standoff or hints of interest rate easing could spur a crypto-wide rally that pulls XRP up from its slump. Conversely, any escalation in global tensions or economic downturn signals might pressure the whole crypto sphere further. For XRP specifically, its unique legal and regulatory journey sets it slightly apart: the token’s fate is somewhat binary around those ETF and license decisions. But as Oct. 7–8 showed, macro currents can and do buffet XRP day to day. The interplay of these factors makes predicting the next 48 hours tricky – yet most analysts agree that once the current uncertainties clear, XRP’s price is poised to reflect its fundamentals more strongly, for better or worse.
Outlook: Cautious Optimism for a Post-FUD Breakout
As the dust settles on a tumultuous two-day span, XRP finds itself at a pivotal juncture. The immediate term may continue to be choppy – volatility fueled by news rumors, social media chatter, and the unpredictability of Washington politics. Traders should brace for potentially wide swings around any headlines (for example, a surprise Senate deal or an SEC announcement could whipsaw prices). Short-term projections from experts remain cautious: several see XRP ranging between ~$2.7 and $3.1 until a definitive catalyst breaks the stalemate [94]. If Bitcoin and the broader market stabilize, XRP is expected to gradually grind back up to test $3 again. If, however, negative developments (like an extended government shutdown or technical breakdown below support) occur, XRP could revisit the mid-$2s where stronger buying interest might emerge.
Looking further out, there is a growing sense of optimism that XRP’s narrative for Q4 2025 is setting up constructively. The worst of the regulatory uncertainty may soon be behind it: the SEC’s lawsuit over XRP concluded in Ripple’s favor in August (with the token not deemed a security), removing a major shadow [95]. With that clarity, doors have opened for U.S. exchanges and institutions to engage with XRP. The anticipated launch of XRP spot ETFs – whenever the SEC gets back to business – is widely expected to be a watershed moment. Analysts have floated scenarios of “billions of dollars” flowing into XRP investment products in the months after an ETF approval [96]. Even conservative projections see new demand pushing XRP to multi-year highs (some even predict double-digit prices in a bullish case where ETF momentum coincides with global adoption increases). Similarly, a positive outcome on Ripple’s bank charter would be unprecedented, potentially making Ripple the first crypto-native company with a U.S. banking license – a development that could accelerate institutional integration of XRP.
Beyond those headline events, fundamentals continue to strengthen: Ripple is expanding its partnerships (e.g. with banks and payment providers), building out DeFi and CBDC solutions on the XRP Ledger, and focusing on scalability and privacy improvements. All of these efforts bolster the long-term value proposition of XRP as more than just a speculative token. As CryptoPotato noted, “In reality, things are looking very bullish for Ripple and XRP,” with the company leveraging legal clarity and forging deeper ties in the TradFi (traditional finance) world [97]. This sentiment was reflected in market behavior even during the dip – large holders bought the fear, with whales adding to positions on the recent downturn [98].
In conclusion, XRP’s journey through October 7–8, 2025 exemplified the token’s trademark volatility and the passionate narratives surrounding it. A confluence of short-term setbacks – from ETF delays to whale sells – knocked the price down, and retail emotion hit a low ebb. Yet, from the perspective of many seasoned investors, nothing fundamental had changed about XRP’s trajectory. If anything, the core story – institutional acceptance and use of XRP – is merely on pause, not canceled. The coming days will be critical. Will Congress strike a deal and free the SEC to unleash “Crypto October” for XRP? Will Ripple get a milestone regulatory nod that sets a precedent? Or will uncertainty drag on a bit longer, testing the resolve of XRP’s staunch believers?
Based on the latest analysis and commentary, the path of least resistance once these questions are resolved seems upward. But until then, traders should expect XRP to trade on headlines and key levels. Keep an eye on $2.80 support and $3.00 resistance in the immediate term. And keep an eye on Washington and Wall Street, where the next chapter of the XRP saga – ETF decisions, regulatory votes, and perhaps surprise announcements – is poised to unfold. As always in crypto, “expect the unexpected” is the mantra. XRP holders are no strangers to that, and many are riding out the current storm with their eyes on the prize: a future where today’s turbulence is a mere footnote in XRP’s larger story of adoption and growth.
Sources: XRP market analysis and price data [99] [100]; regulatory news from FXEmpire and CoinCentral [101] [102]; expert quotes from Santiment and CryptoPotato [103] [104]; technical levels from Coindesk and analysts on X [105] [106]; social sentiment and whale data from The Coin Republic and others [107] [108]; Ripple developments from Yellow.com [109] [110]; additional context from FXLeaders and CryptoBasic [111] [112].
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