After the tension on Saturday, the crypto markets saw a very sharp rebound on Sunday. While Bitcoin rose to $66,843, we saw major tokens such as Solana, Ether, and XRP gain between 5% and 10% to offset Saturday’s losses. This rally was particularly evident after Bitcoin fell below $64,000 on Saturday. Solana led the move upward, jumping more than 10%. I also saw Ether gaining as it approached $2,000, while Cardano, Dogecoin, and XRP achieved their own gains as well. The confirmation of that news by state television on Sunday seemed to have reassured the markets, and traders began betting on a shorter conflict scenario. But when you look at it on a weekly basis, the picture is more complicated. Bitcoin is down 1.6% for the week, and XRP is also down. Only Solana and Ether are in the green on a weekly basis. The selling on Saturday and the rise on Sunday took place amid low liquidity, meaning the real test will come once stocks and oil open. Even though ceasefire probabilities are shown at around 78%, the decision by traditional markets in the coming hours will be crucial.

Xag net that XRP took a big hit today. The price dropped from around $2.06 down, broke that critical $2.05 support, and went all the way down to $1.906 before showing some stabilization. Typical liquidation scenario: as soon as that line in the sand was broken, forced sellers kicked in. Now XRP hovers around $1.93–$1.94 and looks quite stable, but it feels more like a pause than a real rebound. Traders are watching that $1.93 as the first support, and honestly, it's interesting how the crypto space elsewhere is green while XRP lags behind here. The volume spike was insane — 335M per hour — proving this was pure liquidation action, not organic selling. The technical setup is now simple: if XRP regains $1.95 and climbs to $2.05, we know this was just a reset. But if it loses $1.93 and drops to $1.91, things start to look worse. Bitcoin held up well above $74k, so the market seems cautiously optimistic. Watching whether XRP can reclaim that sand line or if this goes deeper.