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XRP Accounts for 23% of On-Chain Trading Volume in a Three-Hour Trading Period

During a three-hour window from 13:00 to 16:00 UTC, which overlaps with the London afternoon and New York morning, approximately 23% of all on-chain XRP trading volume now occurs, up from 14% a year ago. Asset manager Evernorth, which released this analysis, links this concentration to growing institutional interest, as the peak aligns with traditional banking hours. This pattern is observed across XRPL's three primary trading channels: order books, automated market maker pools, and cross-currency payments. While the timing suggests institutional activity, the public ledger does not definitively identify the participants. The report also notes broader XRPL growth, including billions in tokenized assets and sustained ETF inflows. Evernorth, which is focused on expanding XRP's institutional role, emphasizes that while trading doesn't stop at 5 PM, clear peak hours are emerging.

cryptonews.ru08/20 05:19

XRP Accounts for 23% of On-Chain Trading Volume in a Three-Hour Trading Period

cryptonews.ru08/20 05:19

The Nasdaq is Now Trading for 23 Hours a Day. Whose Business Is It Taking?

NASDAQ plans to launch 23-hour, five-day-a-week stock trading starting December 6, 2026, pending final infrastructure readiness. The new overnight session, from 9 PM to 4 AM ET, directly targets Asian investors by aligning with their daytime hours. The move is fundamentally an order flow battle. Nasdaq aims to recapture trades from after-hours platforms, broker internal systems, and rival exchanges. Data shows overnight trading is concentrated in a few broad market ETFs (like SPY, QQQ) and mega-cap stocks (like Tesla, Nvidia), focused on risk management rather than stock-picking. While offering faster price discovery, extended hours raise systemic costs, may widen bid-ask spreads due to lower liquidity, and shift pricing power. The trend highlights the growing centrality of US markets for global asset pricing, even for non-US assets via ETFs. For markets like Hong Kong, the priority is enhancing asset quality and connectivity rather than merely extending hours. Ultimately, extended trading is an amplifier; what matters is which market defines the next global price.

marsbit08/16 11:16

The Nasdaq is Now Trading for 23 Hours a Day. Whose Business Is It Taking?

marsbit08/16 11:16

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