Ripple has partnered with SettleMint to offer banks a unified platform combining custody, issuance, compliance, settlement, and servicing for tokenized assets. This integration aims to reduce the complexity banks face by replacing multiple vendors with a single coordinated stack. The move is timely as digital real-world assets could reach $88 trillion by 2035, presenting a huge opportunity and risk for traditional banks. While the partnership strengthens Ripple's institutional presence, it does not require banks to use XRP or its blockchain, meaning it enhances Ripple's ecosystem without directly driving XRP demand. The next key milestone will be a named bank using this combined platform in production with disclosed transaction details.
Mastercard is partnering with XRPL Commons for the XRPL AI & Fintech Hackathon in New York, a 36-hour event with over $40,000 in prizes across four innovation tracks. Separately, Mastercard announced plans to support settlement using regulated stable...
XRP/USD pulled back to $1.2735 from near $1.65, with technical analysis showing a wave 2 decline on Elliott Wave count. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) hit 31.76, indicating the token is near oversold territory but showing a bullish divergence wher...
At the XRPL Commons Hackathon in New York, Mastercard representatives reportedly praised Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin during a partner pitch session, according to an attendee's account. The event, held on October 24–25, featured Mastercard as a partner ...
Twelve large XRP wallets have started distributing their holdings, causing a 50 million token influx on exchanges that threatens the price support established since August. This coordinated sell-off by whales reduces the number of wallets holding 10 ...
XRP price recovered to $1.30 on October 25, gaining 1.56% in 24 hours, yet remains nearly 17% lower over the past month. Large XRP holders (whales) have reduced their holdings, with wallets holding 10-100 million XRP dropping from 351 to 339, while e...
