Arbitrum’s ARB broke below support as selling pressure intensified and momentum in fundamentals and on-chain capital faded. Long traders bore the brunt of the move, with $750,730 in liquidations versus $7,480 for shorts. Stablecoin flows also turned sharply negative on Arbitrum, with a net outflow of $190.9 million since 15th June. The token was trading roughly 96% below its all-time high at press time.

XRP is retesting the $1.09-$1.10 support zone, with $1.05 marked as the next level below. For seven straight days, more XRP transactions have left Binance than entered it. XRP held on Binance has declined from about 3.25B to 2.69B over the past year. The setup pairs a bearish-looking chart with sustained movement of coins off the exchange.

The crypto market faced broad macro headwinds on June 23, 2026, forcing XRP (XRP) to break below its critical $1.12 support floor. The token fell to an intraday low of $1.09, sliding roughly 1.94% over a 24-hour window. This drop occurred despite a highly bullish regulatory milestone in Europe and landmark institutional developments in Asia.

The crypto market faced heavy selling pressure on June 23, 2026, causing Ethereum (ETH) to experience a 3.92% single-day correction, closing near the $1,658.58 pivot zone. The second-largest cryptocurrency extended its multi-week downtrend, underperforming a broadly declining crypto market and erasing nearly two weeks of local price consolidation.

Dogecoin (DOGE) fell 5% and broke below the $0.08 support level. The memecoin slipped to a three-week low of $0.079. The move marks a clear downside break in the latest trading session.

Rising altcoin exchange outflows and improving cycle indicators suggest selling pressure may be easing. Gate net flow data points to selective rotation within altcoins rather than a broad exit from the sector. Even so, Bitcoin continues to set the market’s overall direction.

An analysis found that several altcoins saw heavier exchange outflows than inflows, a pattern often linked to accumulation. In contrast, a group of larger cryptocurrencies recorded stronger inflows, pointing to different positioning across the market. The split was highlighted in CryptoQuant’s June 23 review of Gate netflows.

Ripple said it has received preliminary approval under the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regime for a Crypto Asset Service Provider license, a step that could allow it to expand regulated services across all 30 countries in the European Economic Area. The authorization positions the company to broaden its regulated offering across the region, according to Ripple.