XRP price steadies as Ledger security fix meets ETF inflows
Published on 11/10/2026 at 13:09 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSSecurity Fix Meets Persistent Price Pressure
- XRP Ledger activated the fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment in early November to separate minting and burning permissions for issued tokens.
- XRP traded at 1.0974 USD at 05:45 UTC on November 10, down 0.17 percent from the November 9 reference price.
- Spot XRP ETFs had attracted 1.81 billion USD in cumulative net inflows by October 30, while their net assets stood at 1.42 billion USD.
The XRP price was 1.0974 US dollars at 05:45 UTC on November 10, 2026, according to Fincast. That was 0.17 percent below the source's November 9 reference price of 1.0993 US dollars. The token was down 14.02 percent over seven days and 22.17 percent over 30 days, keeping the immediate focus on whether buyers can stabilize the market rather than on a fresh rally.
Security Amendment Is Now Active
The XRP Ledger activated the fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment in early November. Coinranking News reported that the change separates minting and burning authorities for issued tokens, including assets such as stablecoins, and also corrects parts of vault, lending, automated-market-maker and settlement logic. The report said about 33 of 35 tracked trusted validators backed the upgrade. Crucially for XRP holders, the amendment does not change the native XRP supply.
The update addresses a permission issue in which an account delegated to burn issued tokens could, under certain conditions, create new tokens. This was a protocol-security matter for issued assets, not evidence of an XRP supply expansion. Coinranking also reported that the proposed native lending amendment remained below the vote threshold needed to begin its activation period, so the security fix should not be treated as the launch of lending functionality.
ETF Demand Has Not Halted Decline
Institutional access has provided a more constructive counterpoint. Yahoo Finance, citing SoSoValue data, reported cumulative net inflows of 1.81 billion US dollars into spot XRP ETFs by October 30. The funds held 1.42 billion US dollars in net assets at that point, after reaching about 1.70 billion US dollars on October 6. The difference illustrates the effect of falling XRP prices on the value of the holdings, even when new money continues to enter.
Fincast listed XRP's market capitalization at 69.7 billion US dollars, 24-hour volume at 2.23 billion US dollars and circulating supply at 63.52 billion XRP. It ranked the asset sixth by market capitalization. These figures provide context for the token's liquidity and size, but they do not establish a near-term direction. For investors, the relevant signals are whether the recent security upgrade strengthens confidence in issued-asset activity and whether ETF inflows accelerate enough to offset continued market selling.
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