U.S. spot crypto ETFs recorded a fifth straight day of net inflows on Monday, led by Bitcoin ETFs with $238 million. Ether ETFs extended their streak to eight days with $67.77 million, while XRP and Solana ETFs also saw modest inflows.

XRP remains near $1.40 after a 915-day sideways phase from May 2022 to November 2024. Analysts are watching ETF inflows, the CLARITY bill vote, and historically tight Bollinger Bands, while $1.55 stands out as the key resistance level.

Bitcoin dominance stayed near 60% and broader altcoin sentiment remained weak, yet ONDO, INJ, ZEC, CHZ, and HYPE posted gains on exchange listings, ETF activity, institutional buying, and RWA-related developments.

Rollblock said RBLK trading will start on April 30, 2026, on Uniswap at $0.07. A new contract address has been issued, while any Binance listing remains unconfirmed.

XRP dropped to $1.01, pressured by a $10.8 billion options expiry and broad market selloff. Technical patterns show a multi-month falling wedge near its lower boundary; analysts warn a break below $1 could open downside to $0.80 and $0.62.

Trump said the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire will last three more weeks. Crypto prices stayed linked to oil, the dollar, and broader risk sentiment, with bitcoin near $77,700 and ether around $2,306.47.

Taiwan's financial regulator has agreed to evaluate a reform that would replace the current 1,000-share trading lot with a single-share unit, pledging a written report within one month. The change aims to align with global standards.

Over the weekend, 14 altcoins saw explosive volume on Upbit and Bithumb, with XRP reaching $121M and TRUMP surging 52%. Over 16.2 million South Koreans now hold crypto, outpacing stock investors.