XRP fell nearly 11% last week but climbed back to second place by trading share on Bitvavo, the Dutch exchange, according to Crypto Insiders. The outlet, which published the weekly ranking on November 9, said XRP’s share of total trading rose from 11% to 14%, overtaking HYPE, which had taken second place the previous week and slipped back to third with 10%.
Bitcoin stayed first with 29%, up from 26%. Crypto Insiders said total trading volume on Bitvavo was about 22% lower than the week before, and that Bitcoin took a larger part of what remained. Ethereum held fourth at 10%, while Solana rose to fifth with 7%, replacing Cardano.
Price moves covered November 2 to November 9. The article listed Bitcoin down 4.37%, Ethereum down 6.42%, Solana down 8.39%, XRP down 10.92% and HYPE down 15.09%. It noted that a coin can lose value and still gain trading share, which is the pattern for XRP here.
Among new Bitvavo users, Bitcoin led with 29%, HYPE followed with 15% and Ethereum rose to third at 12%. PEPE fell from third to eighth place, and Cardano climbed from tenth to fifth.
The figures are attributed to Bitvavo data as reported by Crypto Insiders and could not be checked against a second independent source. Crypto Insiders also discloses that the piece is marketing content for which it receives a fee from Bitvavo. Share of trading reflects activity on one exchange and is not a measure of overall demand.
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