XRP Commands Over 30% Share of Made-in-USA Crypto Market as Legal Clarity Fuels Institutional Appeal

XRP has emerged as the dominant force within the cohort of made-in-USA cryptocurrencies, accounting for $115.62 billion of a combined market capitalization of $380.42 billion, equal to a commanding 30.39% share of the sector, according to data compiled by Company CoinGecko. At press time the token is trading near $1.91 with a 24-hour trading volume close to $2.73 billion, placing it among the most actively traded U.S.-linked crypto assets.

The concentration of capital in XRP is striking: roughly one in every three dollars invested in U.S.-linked crypto is concentrated in the token. By comparison, other headline U.S.-linked projects trail substantially—USDC (~$77.11 billion), Solana (~$70.85 billion), Cardano (~$13.67 billion), Chainlink (~$8.89 billion), Zcash (~$7.36 billion) and Stellar (~$7.13 billion). These figures illustrate both the liquidity advantage and institutional traction that XRP presently enjoys within the domestic slice of the market.

The principal driver of XRP’s ascent is regulatory certaintyCompany Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The dismissal of appeals and clarification that retail sales of XRP do not constitute securities removed a long-standing overhang that had constrained price appreciation and institutional adoption. That outcome, more than any single macro event, reset investor perception about the token’s legal risk profile and helped cement its status as the most institutionally viable U.S.-linked crypto asset.

Despite the legal victory, price action demonstrates caution: XRP remains below $2, weighed by broader market volatility, profit-taking after favorable rulings, and macroeconomic headwinds facing risk assets. Analysts note that much of the positive outcome had been priced in prior to the final decisions, and subsequent moves reflect a combination of realized gains and short-term liquidity rotation.

From a technical perspective, near-term support levels to monitor are in the $1.50–$1.60 range, where historical accumulation and volume nodes suggest buyers could re-emerge. Immediate resistance sits around the $1.95–$2.10 band; a decisive break above $2.10 on strong volume could open the path to psychological and structural targets near $2.50, while a failure to hold $1.50 could see a re-test of lower liquidity areas toward $1.20–$1.30.

For traders and institutions, the market structure now centers on liquidity and regulatory visibility. Institutional flows are likelier to favor assets with clarified legal standing, and XRP’s recent legal clarity makes it a preferred candidate for custody, OTC desks, and large-scale allocation among U.S.-linked tokens. That said, investors should remain mindful of macro volatility and the potential for profit-taking that commonly follows the removal of long-term overhangs.

Source reporting on this development is credited to Company Finbold, which cited Company CoinGecko data in its analysis. The evolving narrative for XRP is a reminder that legal frameworks and market structure can materially reallocate capital across a category—here concentrating substantial value within a single token. Market participants should track on-chain flows, institutional custody announcements, and macro risk sentiment to anticipate where liquidity and price momentum may migrate next.