XRP traded between $2.06 and $2.13 over the last 24 hours while slipping more than 2%, but it continues to hold above the key $2 support level. Bollinger Bands on the XRP chart are tightening near $2.05–$2.08, hinting at a possible breakout if price can close above $2.09 and trading volume recovers from its current decline.

On January 15, Ethereum spot ETFs recorded about $164 million in net inflows and XRP spot ETFs added $17.06 million, even as both assets faced price pressure. Ethereum flows were largely concentrated in a few major U.S. products, while XRP ETFs reached roughly $1.51 billion in total net assets and about $22 million in daily trading volume.

XRP traded around $2.06 after a rejection near $2.13, with MACD and Stochastic RSI indicating fading bearish momentum within a descending channel. Spot XRP ETFs logged $1.27 billion cumulative inflows and $17 million net inflows on a day the crypto market fell by $47 billion, as price consolidates near the $2.00 liquidity area.

Cardano open interest fell 7.26% in the last 24 hours to two billion ADA valued at $780.30 million, while price slipped below $0.40 to $0.3911 after an intraday high of $0.4093. Trading volume declined 20.56% to $588.63 million. Gate, Binance and Bybit accounted for 27.03%, 16.685 and 13.02% of total open interest over the same period.

XRP's price momentum weakened over the past twenty-four hours on January 15 as a key Senate crypto market structure bill was postponed, while its daily trading volume declined 30% and Bitcoin's dominance approached 60%. An AI-based projection tool combining outputs from ChatGPT, Gemini 2.5 Flash, and Claude Sonnet 4 estimates XRP could reach an average of $2.12 by January 31, 2026, implying a modest gain from the current level near $2.06 and slightly above the ten-day simple moving average.

In episode 8 of Ripple's Onchain Economy series, XRPL Labs and Xaman Wallet COO Robert Kiuru described batch transactions as a potential next frontier for the XRP Ledger ecosystem. He argued that enabling atomic, revenue-generating batch operations on-chain could help wallets and infrastructure providers build sustainable businesses on the ledger. The Batch Transactions (XLS-56) amendment, introduced with rippled v2.5.0, is currently at 67.65% validator consensus, with 23 in favor and 11 against, and must reach 80% support to progress toward activation.

Monero is trading at $704.85 after a strong multi‑week rally, having gained over 64% in 30 days and more than 54% in the last seven days as privacy themes return and derivatives access expands. XMR/USDC perpetual swaps with up to 5x leverage on Hyperliquid, tightening global AML and KYC rules, and the planned FCMP++ upgrade in 2026 all shape expectations for Monero's price path through 2040. A price table outlines projected minimum, average and maximum levels from 2026 to 2040, including a potential range of $8,000–$25,000 for 2040.

In the last 24 hours, the XRP Ledger has processed about 562 million XRP in payment volume, a level described as noticeably below activity seen in earlier growth phases. While the number of transactions remains high and XRP-linked ETFs continue to record inflows, the value per payment has fallen and large players appear cautious, leaving price action trapped below key moving averages and moving sideways in a fragile, neutral structure.