XRP Ledger’s Velocity metric has bursted out with a tremendous spike during the beginning days of December, 2025. According to CryptoQuant, the velocity of XRP coins has hit the yearly peak of 0.0324, indicating a robust circulation of XRP coins across the Ledger. High Velocity Trend Ignites XRP’s Price Rebound Instead of staying dormant across self-custodial wallets, Ripple (XRP) is rapidly switching hands between on-chain dwellers. Typically, such upticks in XRP’s velocity meter signifies high participation in Spot trading, as well as solid on-demand liquidity (ODL). https://twitter.com/cryptoquant_com/status/1996474802799083674 Aside from the retail activity, Velocity could also hint at large investorsContinue reading on DailyCoin. XRP Ledger’s Velocity metric has bursted out with a tremendous spike during the beginning days of December, 2025. According to CryptoQuant, the velocity of XRP coins has hit the yearly peak of 0.0324, indicating a robust circulation of XRP coins across the Ledger. High Velocity Trend Ignites XRP’s Price Rebound Instead of staying dormant across self-custodial wallets, Ripple (XRP) is rapidly switching hands between on-chain dwellers. Typically, such upticks in XRP’s velocity meter signifies high participation in Spot trading, as well as solid on-demand liquidity (ODL). https://twitter.com/cryptoquant_com/status/1996474802799083674 Aside from the retail activity, Velocity could also hint at large investorsContinue reading on DailyCoin.

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XRP Ledger’s Velocity metric has bursted out with a tremendous spike during the beginning days of December, 2025. According to CryptoQuant, the velocity of XRP coins has hit the yearly peak of 0.0324, indicating a robust circulation of XRP coins across the Ledger. High Velocity Trend Ignites XRP’s Price Rebound Instead of staying dormant across self-custodial wallets, Ripple (XRP) is rapidly switching hands between on-chain dwellers. Typically, such upticks in XRP’s velocity meter signifies high participation in Spot trading, as well as solid on-demand liquidity (ODL). https://twitter.com/cryptoquant_com/status/1996474802799083674 Aside from the retail activity, Velocity could also hint at large investors


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