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Below $1 & Climbing Adoption: The Divergence That Defines XRP Now | Nov 14
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XRP broke below $1 on November 14th while XRPL adoption hit multi-year highs — the gap between price and fundamentals is now the defining story. Today's briefing covers ETF outflows, the CLARITY Act's death, four new crypto nominees, and an open letter demanding Ripple answer for token holders.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
XRP broke below one dollar on November fourteenth. That's not a small technical footnote.
The ETF narrative has flipped. U.S. spot XRP ETFs just marked their one-year anniversary holding one point one six billion tokens.
The community noticed the disconnect too. On November tenth, the Make XRP Great Again account sent an open letter to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse demanding clarity on value alignment.
On the regulatory front, the picture clarified in an uncomfortable way. The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is dead.
That matters because on November twelfth, the White House announced four nominees with digital-asset experience to fill open SEC and CFTC seats. Senate Republicans wanted nominees through committee by November twentieth.
Against all of this, XRPL adoption kept moving. The AI Hub reported five thousand four hundred and ten live services from one hundred and ninety-three merchants, with fifteen point six million settled payments and over seventy-eight thousand dollars in cumulative value.
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