Ripple’s best year is XRP’s worst: the disconnect between $3.5b in tokenized assets and a $1 token
In the last week of June, XRP printed its weakest price since late 2024, briefly touching $1.01 before stabilizing in the $1.05 to $1.13 range, where it traded through early July. The article highlights a disconnect between Ripple's strong year, marked by $3.5 billion in tokenized assets, and XRP's weak performance as a roughly $1 token. The token is down more than 25% for the period referenced in the text.
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