XRP’s weighted sentiment has dropped to its weakest level since October 2025 as the token slid toward $1.10. XRP was recently near $1.13 and is down about 38% in 2026, while liquidations reached about $25.64 million over 24 hours with roughly 96% from longs. Santiment noted that extreme disinterest has sometimes preceded sharp rebounds, though it said sentiment alone cannot confirm a reversal.

A US government-linked wallet transferred 98,590 LINK (about $768,000) to Coinbase Prime, prompting renewed market anxiety about potential selling. The funds trace back to assets seized during the 2022 FTX/Alameda collapse, while some observers argue Coinbase Prime use may point to custody or structured execution rather than an immediate open-market dump.

XRP’s weighted sentiment has fallen to its lowest point since October 2025, even as the token trades around $1.1287 and continues to print lower highs after the June 8 rejection at $1.18. The 4-hour chart shows a bearish moving-average stack (SMA50 $1.1323, SMA100 $1.2156, SMA200 $1.3077) with $1.09 holding three times; a break could expose $1.06, while a reclaim of $1.18 would be needed to disrupt the downtrend structure.

XRP climbed 3.3% over the past 24 hours, moving from $1.1080 to $1.1442 and regaining the $1.14 level after pushing through resistance near $1.12. The strongest burst arrived on June 11 at 17:00 UTC, when volume hit 120.2 million XRP—more than 160% above average—putting focus on support at $1.14 and resistance in the $1.20-$1.25 zone.

Ethereum remains the largest hub for tokenized real-world assets at about $14.65 billion, but the latest flows show activity spreading across multiple chains. Over the past 30 days, Ethereum’s tokenized RWA base fell by nearly $1.63 billion, while Stellar added roughly $810 million (up 63%), and Base, Avalanche, and Aptos rose by 46%, 45%, and 38%. In Q1 2026, Solana’s RWA value jumped 58% quarter-on-quarter and moved above $2.5 billion, with RWAs representing 17% of its total TVL.

Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) have remained under pressure in June, with SOL falling more sharply month to date. At press time, ETH was down 17.1% versus SOL’s 20.5%, while ETF flow data and derivatives positioning suggested risk appetite has not fully disappeared.

Avalanche Treasury Co. began trading on Nasdaq on Thursday under the ticker AVAT after completing a $675 million merger with a crypto-focused SPAC, and the stock ended its first session down 38.1% at $1.85. The company said it plans to deploy capital across the Avalanche ecosystem and intends to buy more than $1 billion worth of AVAX over time.

Bitmine, owned by Tom Lee, acquired an additional 25,000 Ethereum (ETH) from BitGo worth $41.09 million, bringing its three-day accumulation to 125,000 ETH valued at $206 million. The purchases came as ETH slid through June after trading near $2000 at the end of May and later reaching $1,661.50, while it was up 2.85% over the last day at the time of writing.