Brooks-Style XRP News: Bitcoin and Ripple Coin Steal the Show šŸ¤‘

They say it’s not over until the fat lady sings, but in the world of digital assets, itā€™s only over when Bitcoin and XRP decide to stop stealing the show! After five long weeks of withdrawals, the digital asset investment products finally saw a weekly inflow of a whopping $644 million. And guess whoā€™s leading the charge? You got itā€”our dynamic duo, XRP and Bitcoin, with a combined net inflow of $730 million. šŸŽ‰

So, letā€™s dive into the latest XRP news and explore the positive momentum of these two powerhouses, shall we? And oh, donā€™t forget to hold onto your seats as we delve into the juicy details of their ongoing rivalry. šŸ¤£

XRP News: Bitcoin and Ripple Coin Lead Weekly Inflows

According to CoinSharesā€™ weekly report, the digital asset investment products marked a total inflow of $644 million. Bitcoin, the OG of the crypto world, dominated the inflows with a staggering $724 million. But donā€™t think XRP is munching on popcorn in the sidelinesā€”oh no, the Ripple coin snatched the second spot with a notable inflow of $6.7 million. šŸ’Ŗ

Closely following XRP is Solana, with a notable inflow of $6.4 million. Other altcoins like Polygon and Chainlink have also seen modest gains of $0.4 million and $0.2 million, respectively. But letā€™s not forget the poor souls who are on the losing end. Ethereum, the once mighty, experienced the highest outflows with a whopping $86 million. Sui and Short Bitcoin also took a hit, and altcoins including Polkadot, Tron, and Algorand reported outflows of $1.3m, $0.95m, and $0.82m, respectively. šŸ˜¢

Bitcoin Sets Trend Reversal

For five consecutive weeks, the digital asset investment products were in a funk, marking significant outflows. But now, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Bitcoin has become the trendsetter, emerging as the biggest gainer of the week. šŸŒŸ

This development is a hot topic amidst the increasing rivalry between XRP enthusiasts and Bitcoin maximalists. XRPā€™s potential inclusion in the US reserve has sparked intense debate, but Bitcoin is holding its ground. XRP lawyer Bill Morgan even chimed in, saying the Trump governmentā€™s lean towards Bitcoin could undermine the countryā€™s crypto initiatives. But hey, whoā€™s counting? šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø

XRP Wins Japanese Payment Deal

Adding intrigue to the prevailing positive sentiment, a Japanese real-estate firm, Open House, has embraced XRP, DOGE, and SOL for payments. This marks a significant milestone for XRPā€™s adoption. šŸ’Ŗ

Amidst the ongoing Bitcoin vs XRP debate, Bill Morgan couldnā€™t resist a jab at BTC, tweeting, ā€œBut not Bitcoin for payments?ā€ But his tweet was promptly contradicted as Open House had previously selected BTC and ETH for payments. In January, the real-estate firm debuted crypto payments with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Now, theyā€™re expanding their crypto options to include XRP, DOGE, and SOL. šŸ¤

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2025-03-24 16:32