Crypto industry dominates US corporate political donations in 2026, contributing about $193 million through super PACs like Fairshake, funded mainly by Ripple, Coinbase, and Andreessen Horowitz. Ripple alone has donated around $48 million, making it the second-largest corporate donor this cycle. This political spending aims to influence legislation favorable to crypto, notably a key market-structure bill pending in the Senate. With $110 million still unspent and midterm elections approaching, the crypto sector is poised to continue shaping US political outcomes and regulatory environments.
Cryptocurrency prediction markets indicate that XRP is likely to trade between $1 and $1.20 on August 1, 2026, with an 89% combined probability. Current trading at $1.10 suggests limited price movement ahead, supported by technical indicators showing...
Japan is strengthening its role in digital assets, potentially positioning XRP as a global leader in cross-border payments. The country's regulatory advancements and financial sector integration, including partnerships through Ripple's SBI Ripple Asi...
The CLARITY Act, a key crypto regulation bill, now merges Senate Banking and Agriculture Committee texts with a new ethics provision, sparking debate over limits on officials' crypto ties. Democrats seek stronger language on consumer protection and e...
Ripple, originally founded in 2013 to improve international payments via blockchain, has expanded into a comprehensive financial services provider for institutions. It now offers integrated solutions including digital asset custody, cross-border paym...
XRP has risen back to $1.1 following positive developments around the U.S. CLARITY Act, which could officially classify XRP as a digital commodity and reduce regulatory uncertainty. This move is expected to encourage more institutional investment and...
