XRP Price Today (Nov. 11, 2025): XRP Holds Near $2.46 as ETF Countdown Builds; Key Levels $2.52–$2.57 in Focus

Published: Nov. 11, 2025

XRP price snapshot

• Spot price:$2.46
• 24h change:-2.8%
• Intraday range:$2.44 – $2.58 (UTC)
  These figures reflect live market data at publication time, with today’s high–low range indicating two-sided trade after an early pop faded.
• Market cap: ~$148.1B | 24h volume: ~$5.45B | Rank: #4 by market value. CoinMarketCap’s live dashboard mirrors the pullback seen across majors. ^[1]

What moved XRP today

ETF momentum stays top of mind. In the past 24 hours, XRP’s bid was supported by mounting expectations around spot XRP ETFs. CoinDesk reported fresh amended S‑1 filings from multiple issuers and noted that five spot XRP ETFs are now reflected on DTCC’s system, a pre‑launch operational step that has helped bulls defend the $2.52–$2.53 area on dips. ^[2]

More tickers visible on DTCC. Cointelegraph added that as of Monday, 11 XRP products appeared on DTCC’s “active and pre‑launch” list (spanning issuers such as 21Shares, Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, CoinShares and others) while cautioning that a DTCC entry does not equal regulatory approval or guarantee a listing timeline. Today’s price action reflected that nuance—optimism, but not euphoria. ^[3]

“20‑day clock” chatter. Several industry outlets reported that 21Shares filed a Form 8‑A, which would start a 20‑day window before shares can list unless the SEC objects. While that filing has been widely discussed in crypto media, it’s best treated as still pending formal confirmation on EDGAR at press time. ^[4]

Price action and levels to watch (Nov. 11)

• Support: Today’s flows again tested and held $2.52–$2.53, an area traders view as near‑term support.
• Resistance: A clean break above $2.57 would re‑open a push toward $2.65; failure keeps price boxed in and risks another check of the mid‑$2.40s.
  This intraday map lines up with CoinDesk’s market desk commentary highlighting sticky resistance at $2.57 and bulls guarding the low‑$2.50s. ^[5]

The news context behind the tape

• ETF pipeline builds: CoinDesk’s Monday note flagged amended S‑1s and said five spot XRP ETFs appeared on DTCC, reinforcing the idea that operational plumbing is being readied. Cointelegraph’s follow‑up today pointed to 11 DTCC entries and reiterated that listing on DTCC isn’t the same as SEC approval—a key caveat often missed on social feeds. ^[6]
• Regulatory overhang eased in 2025: Over the summer, the SEC formally ended its lawsuit against Ripple. The court kept in place an injunction restricting certain institutional sales and a $125 million penalty, but let stand that programmatic exchange sales of XRP are not securities—a structural tailwind for U.S. market access that continues to underpin the ETF narrative. ^[7]

What to watch next

1. Any new SEC or exchange docket updates (e.g., Cboe BZX approvals) tied to XRP products. A recent SEC document outlines the framework exchanges use to bring commodity‑based trust shares, like a prospective 21Shares XRP product, to market. Keep an eye on fresh 19b‑4 actions and EDGAR entries. ^[8]
2. DTCC list changes. Additions or removals to DTCC’s “active and pre‑launch” page can signal operational readiness but aren’t approvals; treat them as indicators, not confirmations. ^[9]
3. Issuer filings chatter. Media claims about “auto‑effectiveness” or “listing this week” should be cross‑checked against EDGAR before trading decisions. Today’s reports underscore how narratives can run ahead of filings. ^[10]

Quick take for traders

• Bias: Neutral‑to‑constructive while $2.52–$2.53 holds intraday.
• Bull trigger: Close above $2.57 for a run at $2.65.
• Risk: A loss of the low‑$2.50s opens a $2.45–$2.47 retest, where dip‑buyers have recently appeared. ^[11]

Methodology & sources

• Live price, change and intraday range taken from real‑time market data at publication time.
• Market capitalization, volume and ranking verified via CoinMarketCap’s XRP overview. ^[12]
• Today’s ETF‑related developments and technical context sourced from CoinDesk’s Nov. 11 desk update and its Nov. 10 market brief. ^[13]
• DTCC list scope and caveats sourced from Cointelegraph’s Nov. 11 report. ^[14]
• Regulatory backdrop based on Reuters’ August 2025 closing‑case coverage. ^[15]

Disclaimer

This article is for information and news purposes only and is not investment advice. Crypto assets are highly volatile; do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before trading.

References

1. coinmarketcap.com, 2. www.coindesk.com, 3. cointelegraph.com, 4. dailyhodl.com, 5. www.coindesk.com, 6. www.coindesk.com, 7. www.reuters.com, 8. www.sec.gov, 9. www.dtcc.com, 10. dailyhodl.com, 11. www.coindesk.com, 12. coinmarketcap.com, 13. www.coindesk.com, 14. cointelegraph.com, 15. www.reuters.com