Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that the company is not in a hurry to pursue an IPO, citing poor post-IPO performances of other crypto firms like Gemini and Kraken. Ripple is focusing on regulatory compliance, infrastructure development, and increasing institutional adoption of XRP instead. Although internal discussions about an IPO continue, Ripple prefers to wait for better market conditions and clearer regulations before going public. This cautious approach reflects a broader trend in the crypto industry to build long-term credibility rather than rushing into public markets prematurely.
XRP slipped below the $1.35 level after failing to break above $1.36, signaling short-term bearish momentum within a tight trading range. Traders are now focused on the critical $1.30 to $1.31 support zone, where a decisive breakdown could lead to fu...
XRP is approaching a critical support level at $1.30 after failing to break above resistance near $1.47, showing signs of bearish pressure. The price has formed lower highs and is trading within a tightening range, with declining volume suggesting po...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is struggling below key support levels, risking a deeper decline unless it recovers above $0.00000600. XRP faces bearish pressure near $1.30 support, with a possible breakdown if it fails to hold this level. Hyperliquid (HYPE) has su...
Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, has reactivated his XRP wallets with on-chain movements ahead of the Texas Democratic primary runoff on Tuesday. Larsen holds about 2.58 billion XRP, one of the largest individual cryptocurrency positions, worth ro...
After a 10% drop in two weeks, XRP remains weak but may be forming a descending broadening wedge pattern, which often precedes a strong upward breakout. Analyst EGRAG Crypto highlights key support at $1.11 and resistance at $3.00, with a 53% chance o...
