According to foreign media, XRP has recently become one of the most powerful mainstream tokens in the encrypted market. The CoinGecko data show that the XRP has increased by nearly 20 per cent over the past 24 hours, with a cumulative increase of more than 56 per cent over the past 7 days, and has re-established prices at $1.60 for the first time since February 2026.
The increase was synchronized with the bitcoin rebound.
According to this review, the upturn of the XRP is not an isolated event, but a follow-on to the overall market. Bitcoin was reported to have risen to the vicinity of $77,000 after months of shock, leading other mainstream encrypted assets to synchronize.
From the leads given, the current market is more concerned with two types of catalytic factors: encryption signals at the policy level in the United States and potential marginal improvements in the liquidity environment.
- XRP 24 hours close to 20%
- Almost seven days of cumulative increase of 56%.
- The price is back at 1.60.
The White House's encryption campaign drives the idea.
The report mentions that United States President Trump recently held an encryption campaign in the White House, attended by a number of executives and founders of industry companies, and that Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse was on the list of invitees.
According to the article, Trump stated at his activities that the United States planned to buy a large number of bitcoin and other encrypted assets. As a result of Garlinghouse's presence, some investors begin to speculate that if the United States expands its encryption asset allocation in the future, XRP may also be included in the discussion. There are no official documents or explicit arrangements, and this part mainly reflects market expectations.
Liquidity expectations are also considered a pusher.
In addition to policy messages, the United States Treasury's initiative to buy back the country's debt was cited as another background factor. Bernstein strategist Gautam Chhugani argues that bitcoin has historically been more sensitive to liquidity expansion, while the encryption market has been under pressure for some time before, related to the tight financial environment in Iran’s post-conflict period, rising inflation risks, and the ingestion of funds from AI and semiconductor transactions.
According to this judgement, when markets begin to re-deal with the expected easing of liquidity, bitcoin tends to benefit first, and may subsequently lead to a build-up of high-flexible assets such as XRP. While the overall tone of the articles is highly biased, the core is still a summary of current market trends and emotional changes rather than a fallout of new policies.