Caleb & Brown, a cryptocurrency brokerage managing over $2 billion in assets, has integrated Ripple Payments to enable faster U.S. dollar withdrawals for its clients. This integration addresses delays caused by traditional banking systems, which operate on limited hours, by using Ripple's blockchain-based payment network to streamline fiat transfers. The move enhances the utility of Ripple's payment infrastructure and supports smoother fund movements between brokerage accounts and banks. Caleb & Brown plans to continue improving its platform to make digital asset transactions simpler and faster for users.
XRP is approaching the key psychological support level of $1 after losing a major multi-month support around $1.30, triggering increased selling pressure and a bearish trend. The cryptocurrency is trading below all major moving averages, indicating c...
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse criticized Michael Saylor's Strategy for relying on financial engineering rather than real utility to create long-term value. Strategy's preferred stock (STRC) is trading about 26% below its $100 par value, hitting new lo...
Elon Musk's X has started rolling out X Money, a digital wallet and payment service, to select Premium+ users. The service, powered by Cross River Bank, offers peer-to-peer payments, a Visa debit card, and cash balance yields using traditional bankin...
XRP, Ripple's native token, has fallen 43% year-to-date, hitting an annual low near $1.01 amid a broader crypto market correction. Despite Ripple's ongoing efforts to integrate XRP Ledger into global finance, the token underperforms against competito...
RLUSD stablecoin supply on the XRP Ledger has grown to $1.57 billion, overtaking Ethereum's share with over $804 million, or 52% of total supply. This shift is supported by Japan's regulatory approval of RLUSD, boosting its use in a large market and ...
