XRP Tops Upbit Volume With 59.6 Billion Won in 24 Hours

XRP drew the heaviest trading of any token on Upbit's Korean won market on Sunday, booking 59.6 billion won in 24-hour turnover while its quoted price slipped 0.50% to 1,584 won as of 04:00 UTC. Live tracking now shows the XRP price near $1.16, up 0.6% over the past day and about 0.1% above that snapshot, so the dip recorded on the Korean venue has not carried into the wider session. The volume table is the story: on a board where nearly every major coin fell, traders pushed more won into the XRP market than into any other listing, stablecoins included.

Tether (USDT) followed in second at 26 billion won. Superform (UP2) took third on 19.7 billion won despite a 3.76% decline, and Bitcoin ranked fourth at 19.5 billion won with its price barely moving, 0.08% lower at 103.62 million won. Fluent (BLEND) closed the top five, adding 6.37% while collecting 18.7 billion won. The contrast is sharp: the two busiest tickets after XRP and Tether both fell, and the only top-five token to rise was Fluent.

The pattern extended across the majors. Ethereum lost 0.26% to 3,053,000 won, Solana 0.65% to 121,900 won and Dogecoin 0.61% to 97.3 won, while Bitcoin held a narrow range around that level. XRP was therefore not an isolated case of strength but the busiest ticket on a broadly red board, a position that points to repositioning rather than retreat among Korean traders. Bitcoin's fourth-place volume, behind two falling tokens and a stablecoin, adds to the same picture: the day's risk appetite was narrow and it clustered in XRP. A volume lead of this size carries weight because it is measured across the exchange's full 300-listing won market, not a single pair, and Superform's third-place finish on a 3.76% decline shows the same rotation reaching smaller listings.

80% of Upbit Listings Slide

The breadth behind the volume table was one-sided. Of the 300 tokens quoted against the won on Upbit, 241 declined over 24 hours, roughly 80% of the board, while only 34 finished higher. Total turnover across the market came to 472.2 billion won, and the five busiest listings alone, XRP, Tether, Superform, Bitcoin and Fluent, absorbed about 143.5 billion won of it, close to a third of everything traded.

The gainers' list was thin and mostly small-cap. SIGN led at 11.76% on 7 billion won of turnover. Bubblemaps (BMT) added 8.06%, Interfold (FOLD) 4.57% and Intuition (TRUST) 4.08%, with Fluent also among the better performers. Fluent's double appearance, in both the volume top five and the gainers' list, made it the day's clearest case of buying interest rather than mere churn. Concrete (CT), CARV, CYBER and GEOD filled the remaining places in the top ten by volume.

The losers' side ran deeper. BIRB fell 6.20%, the largest decline of the session, followed by ARX at 5.42%, CYBER at 5.41%, GTC at 4.76% and GEOD at 4.39%. Two of those five, CYBER and GEOD, were also among the ten most-traded tokens, so selling pressure and trading attention landed on the same names. Where turnover and losses overlap on a board this weak, holders of those altcoin market listings were likely cutting into thin demand rather than waiting for buyers.

Against that backdrop, XRP's volume lead reads as concentration rather than celebration. One large token absorbed the market's biggest flow while four of the five heavyweight names slipped, and the session sat nowhere near bull market conditions, a spread that marks a cautious tape. The exchange's own figures do not say whether the flow into XRP was accumulation or rotation out of weaker listings; what they establish is where the liquidity sat heading into the new week.

Composite scoring of the current tape puts numbers on that caution: XRP trades near $1.1630 with a market cap of about $73.9 billion and a 0.62% 24-hour gain, while its RSI reads 31.51, close to oversold, and the MACD signal stays bearish inside a labeled downtrend. The strongest support below sits at $1.1441, scored 100 out of 100, and the heaviest resistance above is $1.2670, scored 93 out of 100. Positioning leans long: funding runs at 0.0042% and the long/short account ratio stands at 3.15. That long-heavy book matches the on-chain XRP shorts accumulation flagged since late October and supports the repositioning reading of Sunday's volume table. Ripple's camp is making its own case: CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently defended XRP's role with the token 66% below its July 2025 high. The complete XRP technical analysis carries the full level map.