
XRP crypto price was hovering around $2.43 (£1.81) per token, down from its highs of over $3.00 (£2.23) apiece earlier this month. The digital asset has been struggling to rebound after the latest crypto market crash triggered by US President Donald Trump imposing 100% tariffs on 'any and all critical software' from China, amid growing geopolitical tensions.
XRP prices stayed flat despite the CME Group, which is a leading derivatives marketplace, recently announcing that its new options on Solana and XRP futures suite are now available for trading. Clients can now trade options on SOL and XRP futures, with daily, monthly and quarterly expiries.