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Can XRP decouple from Bitcoin and the rest of crypto any time soon

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The market is cooling off from yesterday’s rally, which saw the cryptocurrency market capitalization cross the $2 trillion threshold for the first time in months. BTC was down by 1.45% over the past 24 hours, similarly, ETH was also trading in the red, down by 2.45% within the same period. However, resisting this trend was XRP, which was trading at the $1 mark, after recording a 13.2% gain in the last 24 hours.


Does this imply a possible decoupling scenario? 


While Bitcoin has been around much longer than any other crypto and has thus dictated price movements of most alts, the trend is changing slowly, but surely.


Bitcoin’s correlation with XRP at press time, stood at 0.67.




Source: Coinmetrics


On-Chain metrics platform, Santiment recently highlighted in a tweet that read:


“XRP is enjoying a+18% a day on a nice decoupling from BTC and the rest of crypto currently. Watch for an uptick in the address activity (unique addresses interacting daily) & network growth (new addresses created), which would push this rally further.”



Source: Santiment


The analytics team tweeted that a further rise in the daily interaction of unique addresses along with the emergence of new wallets daily is likely to push the price rally of the sixth-largest cryptocurrency higher.


Crypto analyst Moon Lambo released a YouTube video to further express his take on the same. He stated,


“XRP Decoupling from Bitcoin (is) INEVITABLE, it really is a matter of time- eventually XRP will run on its on its own”


According to Santiment’s recent blog, XRP was clocking in higher development rate, i.e. higher daily GitHub development rate than BTC.

The market is cooling off from yesterday’s rally, which saw the cryptocurrency market capitalization cross the $2 trillion threshold for the first time in months. BTC was down by 1.45% over the past 24 hours, similarly, ETH was also trading in the red, down by 2.45% within the same period. However, resisting this trend was XRP, which was trading at the $1 mark, after recording a 13.2% gain in the last 24 hours.

Does this imply a possible decoupling scenario? 

While Bitcoin has been around much longer than any other crypto and has thus dictated price movements of most alts, the trend is changing slowly, but surely.

Bitcoin’s correlation with XRP at press time, stood at 0.67.

On-Chain metrics platform, Santiment recently highlighted in a tweet that read:

“XRP is enjoying a+18% a day on a nice decoupling from BTC and the rest of crypto currently. Watch for an uptick in the address activity (unique addresses interacting daily) & network growth (new addresses created), which would push this rally further.”

Source: Santiment

The analytics team tweeted that a further rise in the daily interaction of unique addresses along with the emergence of new wallets daily is likely to push the price rally of the sixth-largest cryptocurrency higher.

Crypto analyst Moon Lambo released a YouTube video to further express his take on the same. He stated,

“XRP Decoupling from Bitcoin (is) INEVITABLE, it really is a matter of time- eventually XRP will run on its on its own”

According to Santiment’s recent blog, XRP was clocking in higher development rate, i.e. higher daily GitHub development rate than BTC.

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