XRP Gains 4% as Bitcoin Surges to $75,000 Amid ETF Inflows
XRP experienced a 4% increase in value, while Bitcoin reached $75,000 in late trading on Wednesday. Spot ETF inflows also saw significant growth, totaling $17.6 million on the same day.
Photo: Erling Løken Andersen / UnsplashXRP gained 4% in value over the last 24 hours, according to @CoinDesk. This increase coincided with Bitcoin's surge to $75,000 in late trading on Wednesday, following a day where it hovered around $74,000. Ethereum remained stable, fluctuating in the $2,300 range.
25 billion. 12% increase in the last 24 hours. Additionally, $210 million was liquidated in the past 24 hours, primarily in short positions. 78 on April 14, with an intraday range of $70,600 to $74,814 noted on April 14.
Open interest in Bitcoin futures remained steady over the last 24 hours, indicating stable market conditions. Meanwhile, Dogecoin also traded positively on Wednesday.
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026-04-15
Bitcoin surged to $75,000 in late trading.
1 sourceBenzinga - 2026-04-15
XRP gained 4% in value.
1 source@CoinDesk - 2026-04-15
Spot ETF inflows reached $17.6 million.
1 source@CoinDesk
Potential Impact
- 01
Higher ETF inflows could attract institutional investors.
- 02
Increased interest in cryptocurrencies may lead to further price volatility.
- 03
Liquidations in short positions may indicate market corrections.
Transparency Panel
Related Stories
Washington ExaminerJet Fuel Shortages Threaten Nigerian and European Airlines Amid Rising Prices and Supply Disruptions
Nigerian airlines have warned they may suspend operations from April 20 due to soaring jet fuel prices, while Europe faces potential jet fuel shortages within six weeks amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions. The International Energy Agency has cautioned that flight cancellations coul…
israel365news.comNorthern Israel Council Head Comments on Iran in Lebanon Context
The head of a regional council in northern Israel stated that it is unreasonable to associate the Iranian issue with the Lebanese arena. The comment was made in response to recent discussions involving regional security concerns.
vaticannews.vaSpeaker Comments on Pope Leo XIV and Just War Doctrine
Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Pope Leo XIV does not understand the just war doctrine. The comment was made during a press interaction without further elaboration.