The Ripple vs SEC lawsuit officially ended in August 2025 when both parties dismissed their appeals, leaving Judge Torres's 2023 ruling and 2024 final judgment intact. Ripple must pay a $125 million penalty and abide by a permanent injunction restricting direct institutional XRP sales in the US, though secondary market XRP trading remains legal. The case clarified XRP's legal status as a non-security on secondary markets but left operational restrictions on Ripple's institutional business. The pending CLARITY Act could solidify this framework into binding federal law, while Ripple continues to adapt its US institutional offerings to comply with existing restrictions.
The Bank for International Settlements' Project Agorá is testing a new system where tokenized money—digital forms of central bank reserves and bank deposits—could transform global cross-border payments. This initiative involves eight central banks an...
Ripple transferred 60 million XRP, worth over $79 million, to an unknown wallet during a period of high market volatility. This large move coincided with a sharp drop in XRP's price, falling below the key support level of $1.30 and retesting its lowe...
Bitcoin fell 2% in 24 hours, dropping below its key resistance near $74,000, signaling a possible repeat of midterm-year bear market patterns seen in 2018 and 2022. Analyst Benjamin Cowen noted the rally lacked strong follow-through, suggesting furth...
XRP faces a bearish outlook with a potential price drop to $0.75 as it fails to hold $1.60 resistance amid Middle East geopolitical tensions and market panic. Meanwhile, Cash App has integrated wallet-free, zero-fee USDC transfers for 59 million user...
USDT (Tether) trading volume has increased significantly across major cryptocurrency exchanges due to heightened volatility in Bitcoin and other altcoins. Traders are using USDT as a stable liquidity asset to manage risk and maintain market exposure ...
