The US SEC proposed 'Regulation Crypto Assets' to legally permit crypto projects to sell tokens directly to US investors and establish a formal exit from securities classification. The rules include two exemptions for token sales with disclosure requirements and financial reporting for larger raises, replacing years of litigation like the Ripple XRP case. A safe harbor provision allows tokens to exit securities status once promised managerial work ends, providing clarity for issuers. Public comments are open for 60 days, with attention on how this will affect token sales and US market structure legislation.
Analyst Dark Defender suggests XRP is completing a corrective phase and could soon make a strong move against Bitcoin and Ether, potentially overtaking them in market dominance. Ripple's recent partnership with Jeonbuk Bank, the first Korean regional...
Dubai Land Department has tokenized official property title deeds on the XRP Ledger, starting with 10 towers fractionalized into 7.8 million tokens worth over $5 million. This government-backed pilot allows regulated secondary trading with transactio...
Ripple will unlock 1 billion XRP tokens from escrow on September 1, but will re-lock 600 to 800 million, injecting only 200 to 400 million XRP into the market. This net supply increase aims to fund Ripple's operations and ecosystem, but comes as XRP ...
XRP futures open interest on Binance surged to $232.7 million, the highest since June, but underlying signals suggest bearish sentiment. Despite the rise in open interest, a deeply negative cumulative volume delta indicates traders are opening new sh...
David Schwartz, Ripple's former CTO, disclosed that his XRP holdings have decreased significantly from about 26 million at their peak to roughly 2 million currently, a 92% drop. He did not specify whether this reduction was due to sales or other tran...
