
XRP Ledger Produces Highest-Ever Number of Transactions in Single Block
The XRP Ledger has apparently set a new record for the number of transactions processed within a single ledger.
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The XRP Ledger has apparently set a new record for the number of transactions processed within a single ledger.

Teucrium has delayed its 2x Short Daily XRP ETF for the 19th time, while its leveraged long XRP fund continues trading in the U.S.
XRP remains the best-performing cryptocurrency among the market's five largest assets, gaining 36% since its late-August rally. However, renewed macroeconomic uncertainty and persistent selling pressure near $1.40 continue to limit its recovery. US inflation rose 3.4% year over year in August, broadly matching market expectations. Month-over-month inflation exceeded forecasts by 10 basis points, pushing the probability of a September interest-rate hike to 87%. Cryptocurrency prices initially rallied after the report, with several tokens breaking above key resistance levels. Those gains faded over the weekend, with retesting the $1.31 support level on Sunday before bouncing back to $1.37. Although XRP's broader rally remains intact, some investors appear unconvinced that the previous bearish cycle has ended.

Investor redemptions from BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF highlight shifting risk appetites amid broader market volatility and monetary policy changes. BlackRock ETF clients sell $19M worth of Bitcoin as spot funds see broader redemptions.

The shift towards spot trading reduces market volatility, potentially stabilizing Bitcoin prices and mitigating risks of liquidation cascades. Bitcoin open interest falls 14% as market positions shift toward spot trading.

Bitcoin is trading at $77,529.59, up 0.6% over 24 hours, as selling pressure remains subdued but a tougher macro backdrop keeps the recovery capped below $80,000. Ethereum sits at $2,513.99, XRP at $1.38, and the broader market is heading into an important week for both stocks and crypto.

Trump accepted most of a bipartisan crypto ethics proposal before the Sept. 15 CLARITY Act vote, removing a major hurdle while XRP holds near $1.36.

Metaplanet approved a $1 million Hong Kong subsidiary to execute Bitcoin-linked strategies and manage investment risk during Asian hours.

BNB Chain proclaims its top global position in RWA growth with +3.6 billion dollars in 2026. Impressive figure on paper.

Dogecoin (DOGE) has positioned itself at a crucial technical juncture as market participants monitor a developing falling wedge formation. The popular memecoin hovers around $0.0835, retreating from its mid-August peak that touched approximately $0.10.

Solana has established a foothold near the $101–$102 level following a decisive breach of a prolonged descending resistance pattern on daily timeframes. This breakout marks the conclusion of an extended period of subdued price action and has brought multiple upside objectives back into consideration.

Cross-chain liquidity protocol Symbiosis has recovered approximately 15 BTC after an attacker exploited its Bitcoin Bridge, while its native bitcoin route remains suspended and affected liquidity providers await a compensation plan. Symbiosis said the security incident occurred on Sept.
Repeated rejections near $80,000 have kept Bitcoin confined above support around $76,000.

Ethereum currently trades at approximately $2,478 while market observers monitor an emerging technical formation that suggests a potential climb toward $3,000. Meanwhile, market participants are closely tracking the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting set for September 15–16, as any decisions regarding interest rates could significantly impact risk-oriented assets including cryptocurrencies.

Crude oil prices surged on Monday while Bitcoin, gold and other commodities declined as global markets diverged ahead of the Federal Reserves interest rate decision on Wednesday. Brent crude jumped 2.75% to $107.48 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbed 2.51% to $102.56.