XRP News Today: XRP ETFs and MoonBull Presale Challenge Ethereum's Stagnant Momentum

The cryptocurrency market is seeing a divergence in momentum, with XRP and MoonBull ($MOBU) emerging as standout performers in November 2025, while Ethereum struggles to regain bullish traction. According to Coinpedia, over $1 billion has flowed into XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) since their March 2025 launch, signaling growing institutional and retail demand. Meanwhile, CoinEdition reports MoonBull's presale has surpassed $500,000, with investors eyeing its 23-stage tokenomics model as a potential 100x opportunity.

Ripple's XRP is poised for a potential breakout as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prepares to rule on multiple spot XRP ETF applications by November 14. Analysts project the token could surge to $3.40–$4.20 if institutional inflows follow the trajectory of Ethereum and Solana ETFs. The Rex Osprey and Teucrium leveraged XRP ETFs have already attracted $100 million and $366 million in assets, respectively. Polymarket traders price in a 99% probability of approval, with JPMorgan estimating $4–$8 billion in first-year inflows.

However, Cryptopolitan reports XRP's price has dipped below $2.60 in recent trading sessions, prompting some investors to pivot toward projects like MoonBull, which promises auto-liquidity, reflections, and supply burns to drive scarcity.

MoonBull ($MOBU) has captured attention as the November presale favorite, leveraging a 23-stage scarcity model with 2% liquidity boosts, 2% holder rewards, and 1% supply burns. At Stage 5, the presale price of $0.00006584 offers a 9,256% projected ROI by listing, with Stage 1 participants already realizing 163% gains. The project's 23-stage design, combined with a 15% referral program and 95% staking APY, positions it as a top contender for 2025's highest-growth presale.

Ethereum (ETH) faces headwinds as its price languishes below the 30-day moving average of $3,847. Crypto.news reports BitMine has accumulated 3.1 million ETH (3% of total supply), but bearish momentum persists, with the RSI entering oversold territory. Conversely, TradingView reports Ethereum-based stablecoins hit a record $2.82 trillion in October trading volume, driven by yield-seeking investors. USDC led with $1.62 trillion, while USDT added $895.5 billion. Analysts attribute the surge to "liquid yield tokens" and institutional interest, with stablecoin issuers capturing 65–70% of crypto protocol revenue.

The crypto landscape remains dynamic as XRP ETF approvals loom and MoonBull's presale accelerates. Toobit's new Launchpad platform and Blazpay's $1 million-raised presale further highlight investor appetite for vetted early-stage projects. Meanwhile, Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade in December 2025 could reignite buying activity, though its current technical indicators suggest caution.

As the market navigates regulatory clarity and innovative tokenomics, XRP and MoonBull stand out as focal points for both speculative and strategic investors.