DAS Research outlines Ripple's strategy to make XRP core payments infrastructure, highlighting Q2 2025 ODL volumes of $1.3 billion and growing institutional adoption. The report notes regulatory milestones in 2025 and surging on-chain activity since Q3 2024, as Ripple integrates RLUSD and expands settlement corridors.

XRP is trading around $2.01 after a 2.73% daily drop and 6.3% decline over the past week, as Ripple rolls out the XRP Ledger v3.0.0 upgrade. The new release introduces major protocol fixes, stronger automated market maker and escrow accounting, an expanded Simulate API and scalability amendments that prepare XRPL for native lending and broader DeFi use cases. Market participants are watching whether these technical changes will boost interest in XRP in the near term or mainly position the network for longer-term growth.

XRP's operational landscape has undergone a fundamental transformation following the conclusion of its SEC lawsuit, according to Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise. U.S. spot XRP ETFs have posted 16 consecutive days of net inflows, with combined assets nearing $1 billion. The regulatory clarity has enabled institutional participation that was previously constrained by litigation uncertainty.

BNB is trading at $906.22, down 6.2% over seven days and 15.15% in thirty days, while holding a critical support level. Real-world asset deployments on BNB Chain have surpassed $1 billion, led by Circle's USYC and tokenized treasury products from Franklin Templeton and Securitize, data show. The divergence between weakening retail sentiment and accelerating institutional activity creates a pivotal moment for the asset's 2025 trajectory.

Ethereum trades at $3,073 after declining 23.93% over 30 days and 11.83% in the past week. Bulls are defending the $3,000 support level, a critical threshold within a broader bullish wedge pattern. A sustained hold above this zone could enable recovery toward $3,450 and $3,800, while a breakdown below $2,900 may trigger deeper corrections toward $2,150.

Bitcoin traded at $91,706 on Tuesday after declining 17.68% over the past month, with traders focusing on the $78,000 support zone. Analysts say holding that level could enable a recovery toward $100,000 by December, while a breakdown may extend losses through year-end.

PEPE presents two opposing technical structures that divide traders. A completed head-and-shoulders pattern on the weekly chart points toward potential downside to $0.00000185, while a symmetrical triangle resembling XRP's 2017 consolidation suggests possible upside momentum through December. The token recently broke below both patterns' key support levels before staging a partial recovery.

Dogecoin traded at $0.1957 on October 23, with exchanges recording a net inflow of $8.46 million, marking a reversal from months of negative flows, data show. Open interest in DOGE futures has recovered to $1.73 billion. The token faces technical resistance at the $0.2025 Fibonacci retracement level, with support established at $0.1758.