XRP, that sly wanderer of the digital steppe, has now galloped a stride ahead of Solana (SOL), according to the latest ārealized capā talesāthis mysterious measure being the price at which each shimmering token last took flight. Imagine if every ancient ruble kept a diary: that’s your Realized Cap, and lately, the entries abound with XRP’s escapades.
Glassnode, a sort of modern-day soothsayer gazing into cryptographic tea leaves, reports that XRPās 30-day change in Realized Cap is a robust +4.2%. Solana? Just a pensive +1%. Ah, Solanaāever the indecisive student at lifeās grand ball, whilst XRP whirls about with unrestrained exuberance.
$XRP is pulling ahead again. Its 30D % change in Realized Cap just hit +4.2%, outpacing $SOL modest +1%. Capital is rotating faster into #XRP, hinting at stronger short-term conviction:
ā glassnode (@glassnode) June 13, 2025
Apparently capital, like a flock of intemperate migratory birds (or absent-minded Russian uncles), is swooping toward XRPāperhaps driven not by logic, but by fashionable conviction and a shared longing for quick fortune. Solana, despite recent serenades about possible ETFs and bustling developer soirĆ©es, now finds its audience quietly drifting toward the XRP stage, hoping for encore gains.
Let us peek further, for who withholds from gossip when such eager whispers fill the market air?
XRP, SOL: What’s happening?
XRP, twirling at around $2.13, finds itself now nestled within the velvet purses of distinguished treasuries. Webus International ($300 million), VivoPower ($121 million), and Wellgistics ($50 million) have flung a casual $470 million into XRP, perhaps hoping the coins will hatch golden geeseāor at least lay fresh eggs every so often.
The latest performance belongs to Trident, a Nasdaq-listed upstart from Singapore, announcing with somber dignity a $500 million XRP treasury campaign. Will they weather the tempest or merely add kindling to the bonfire of corporate speculation? Place your bets, dear reader.
Meanwhile, the SEC and Ripple play a game of judicial chess, co-filing to dissolve one injunction and clear aside a civil penalty of $125 million. Nothing says āamicable breakupā like lawyers and nine-figure fines.
And what of Solana, you ask with trembling lip? Alas, the sun dims for SOLāits five-day waltz peaking at $168 on June 11, only to trip and tumble these last three days. At present, SOL limps along at $145, down 9.45% and watched over by a grim market that just saw $1.18 billion in liquidations vanish, as quietly and suddenly as a Turgenev heroās hopes on a rainy Petersburg afternoon. š
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2025-06-13 19:19