The White House is meeting with law enforcement groups to address concerns about illicit finance and developer protections in the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which is nearing a Senate floor vote after passing the Senate Banking Committee. The bill aims to clarify federal oversight of digital assets and protect software developers who do not handle customer funds, but law enforcement worries these protections might hinder crime investigations. Over 200 crypto firms, including Ripple and Coinbase, support the bill, urging a full Senate vote to keep crypto innovation in the U.S. Key issues like anti-money laundering safeguards and ethics provisions remain unresolved as lawmakers work to finalize the legislation before the 2026 election season.
Institutional investors have decreased their exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, signaling a shift in their cryptocurrency investment strategies. Despite this reduction, they continue to increase their investments in XRP and HYPE wrappers, which a...
XRP's price has fallen from a $3.66 peak in 2025 to around $1.04 in mid-2026, despite major catalysts like the SEC lawsuit resolution and ETF launches. Forecasts for XRP's year-end 2026 price vary widely, from below $1 to as high as $8, depending on ...
In the week ending June 26, Bitcoin ETFs experienced $1.79 billion in outflows, led by Blackrock's IBIT with $1.3 billion withdrawn, marking the third-largest weekly outflow on record. Ether ETFs also faced pressure with $273 million in net outflows,...
XRP's trading volume jumped 44% to $1.55 billion while its price held steady around $1.056, despite a recent downtrend. This volume increase coincides with Ripple securing preliminary regulatory approval to operate across 30 European Economic Area co...
Solana is dominating the current crypto market as a single-chain season unfolds, driven by strong app revenue and real usage, including $85.86 million in 30-day app revenue and significant tokenized real-world asset activity. In contrast, XRP is unde...
