XRP fell below $1 for the first time since December this week after the threat of South Korean regulators banning cryptocurrency trade sent Ripple, bitcoin and Ethereum crashing on the markets.
Ripple was dealt a crushing loss of more than $114billion (£82billion) to its January 4 record market capitalisation of £148billion (£106billion), falling on Wednesday to a new year low of $34billion (£24billion).
XRP has now rallied to clawback $25billion (£18billion) in just 12 hours, at 3.24am. The CoinMarketCap crypto tracker below shows the latest XRP price and market cap in real time.