Despite a decline in trading volume for XRP over the past 24 hours, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap remains relatively stable around $2. This drop to $2.46 billion in volume signifies a decrease in trading activity as many traders wait for a potential major price surge. Analysts suggest this pause in trading is likely influenced by broader market uncertainty sparked by macroeconomic concerns. In positive news, HashKey Capital has launched the first investment fund in Asia aimed at tracking the performance of XRP. The HashKey XRP Tracker Fund will be available to professional investors and aims to offer exposure to XRP without requiring active asset management. Ripple, a key player in the XRP ecosystem, is an early backer of this venture and further strengthens their strategic partnership with Hashkey. This fund, currently offering Hong Kong-listed spot ETFs for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), signifies a commitment to XRP’s continued development.