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Bitcoin holds near $81,000 after a 2% CPI-driven drop; $331.9M liquidated, while spot BTC and ETH ETFs posted net inflows.

Ripple expands institutional adoption via DriveWealth’s RLUSD/XRPL settlement and payments, while Evernorth plans to deploy 473 million XRP treasury.

Bitcoin and XRP fall after hot CPI data, but Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says crypto’s mild reaction shows strength.

Ripple signs its fourth Korean institutional deal of 2026, but XRP falls 9% as price struggles below key resistance.

Leading cryptocurrencies posted steady gains on Tuesday, October 13, as investors awaited September’s consumer inflation data against a backdrop of elevated oil prices.

Ripple and Privy partner to add embedded XRPL wallets, enabling XRP, RLUSD and AI-agent payments while expanding programmable digital asset commerce.

Bitcoin rebounded from $80,000 to above $83,000 ahead of CPI data, despite $727M in liquidations and crypto ETF outflows.

XRP holds up better than Cardano as ADA whale selling and weaker network activity raise the risk of a drop toward $0.21.

A Nasdaq debut, a major bank partnership, and fresh ETF inflows all landed for XRP in the same week, yet the token still lost ground. The reasons why reveal something counterintuitive about how crypto markets actually respond to good news.

XRP fell 10% weekly despite RLUSD nearing $2.5 billion and institutional adoption. Oversold RSI may support recovery, but RLUSD growth indirectly benefits XRP.

Bitcoin rebounds above $82.5K, but altcoins weaken as dominance rises. Analysts warn of further downside before a possible rally, awaiting CPI and Fed

Bitcoin climbs above $83,000 before US inflation data as ETF outflows, rising oil and weak tech stocks pressure crypto.

Leading cryptocurrencies plunged on Monday, October 12, as geopolitical uncertainty and upcoming inflation data kept investors on edge.

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Bitcoin fell below $83,000 as high Treasury yields, a stronger dollar and election uncertainty weighed.

Ethereum may fall to $2,200 and XRP to $1.22, but a final sell-off could fuel panic, short squeezes and a stronger crypto rally.

An integer overflow in the payment engine, dormant since 2015, could have let an attacker mint spendable XRP beyond the token’s total supply.