"When Bitcoin dropped from $74,000 to $70,000 after the Fed's March 18 rate decision, the XRP price fell 10% in the same window. The same pattern has shown up on every major Bitcoin move this year, and it has stayed consistent at around 1.8 to 1, meaning XRP loses close to twice as much as Bitcoin on every drop."
"When Bitcoin crashed from $126,000 to $80,000 between October and November 2025, XRP fell from around $3.40 to $1.8—a 46% drop compared to Bitcoin's 37%. Every time Bitcoin drops, XRP slips twice as much."
"Bitcoin dominance is sitting around 58% right now, which means most of the money in crypto is still in BTC. Money usually doesn't start moving into altcoins like XRP until Bitcoin dominance drops below 50%."
XRP's price movements closely follow Bitcoin's fluctuations, often experiencing larger declines. When Bitcoin fell to $60,000, XRP dropped to $1.11. Historical data shows XRP loses nearly twice as much as Bitcoin during downturns. Bitcoin's dominance remains high, limiting XRP's potential for growth until Bitcoin stabilizes or rises. The correlation between the two cryptocurrencies has persisted, with XRP's price reflecting Bitcoin's trends, particularly during significant market shifts.
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