Ripple Prime CEO Mike Higgins revealed in a recent webinar that XRP and Ripple USD (RLUSD) are increasingly used as collateral by institutions seeking 24/7 capital mobility. He emphasized that the infrastructure to support this demand is already in place and promised significant new developments later this year. This signals growing institutional adoption of Ripple's digital assets as the lines between traditional finance and digital assets continue to blur. Further security audits and protocol verifications are underway to strengthen the XRP Ledger's ecosystem.
Ripple recently completed a milestone cross-border Treasury settlement with JPMorgan and Mastercard using its XRP Ledger, settling in under five seconds versus days on traditional rails. However, the transaction used RLUSD, Ripple's stablecoin, not X...
Security firm Halborn completed a re-audit of Ripple's XRP Ledger Lending Protocol, finding no critical or high-risk issues. The review focused on recent code changes related to fixed-term loans and Single Asset Vaults, confirming the protocol aligns...
The Trump administration is pushing for the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, to pass before Congress's August recess. The bill aims to clarify rules on token classifications and institutional participation, potentially boosting Bitcoin an...
XRP's price hovers near the critical $1.10 support level as the broader cryptocurrency market faces pressure from macroeconomic uncertainty and weak risk appetite. The token has seen declines across multiple time frames, reflecting sustained selling ...
Ripple executive Reece Merrick compared the current state of crypto payments to early e-commerce around 2000, when online shopping was minimal due to lack of trust and infrastructure. He highlighted that scalable blockchains, stablecoins, regulated f...
