XRP 15 February 2026 - 19 March 2026

XRP hovered at about $1.44 Thursday afternoon, sticking close to the bottom of its $1.42-$1.48 daily band. U.S. regulators this week made it official, calling the token a digital commodity, but the market barely flinched. Any excitement over the long-anticipated regulatory label faded quickly amid a wider rotation out of risk.

XRP pushed past $1.40 on Friday, notching a 2.2% gain for the session as bitcoin and ether joined the move higher. The token saw intraday swings between $1.37 and $1.45, settling right at $1.40 after U.S. inflation data landed near forecasts.

XRP hovered around $1.40 on Wednesday, slipping about 1.4% for the session. Ripple announced plans to snap up BC Payments Australia, aiming for an Australian Financial Services Licence. Trading action saw XRP shifting between $1.37 and $1.42.

XRP hovered near $1.38 Wednesday, slipping back after hitting $1.44 earlier as market players reacted to Ripple’s push for an Australian financial services license and braced for upcoming U.S. inflation figures. The token lingered close to session lows.

XRP edged lower Monday, changing hands near $1.34, off roughly 1.1% for the past day. Bitcoin and ether, on the other hand, moved up.

XRP fell 2.4% over the past 24 hours to about $1.36 on Tuesday, after trading between $1.34 and $1.40, CoinGecko data showed. XRP’s market value stood near $83 billion, with about $3.0 billion of the token changing hands over the past day.

XRP dropped Saturday, falling roughly 4.5% to $1.2950 after touching lows near $1.2718. U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran spooked traders, prompting many to pare back risk before global markets open again on Monday, data from Investing.com show.

XRP jumped close to 10% in the last 24 hours, trading near $1.48 late Wednesday as crypto prices found some footing. The token, tied to Ripple, still sat around 59% under its July 2025 high, with prices fluctuating from about $1.34 to $1.48 during the session, according to CoinGecko data.

XRP climbed Sunday, most recently gaining 3.3% to trade near $1.52, having swung between $1.47 and $1.66 in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin stayed close to $69,000, while ether was holding just above $2,006, CoinMarketCap figures show.