Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz defended XRP advertising on college sports uniforms after critics called for tighter crypto ad restrictions. He argued that truthful advertising for lawful products like XRP is protected under the U.S. First Amendment, referencing Supreme Court cases that struck down broad bans on alcohol and gambling ads. The debate arose following the University of Kansas' multi-year partnership with Ripple, which includes XRP branding on athletic uniforms and venues. Schwartz emphasized that governments cannot broadly suppress truthful commercial speech just because officials fear poor consumer decisions, though some tailored regulations remain possible under existing legal frameworks.
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A recent SEC filing reveals that Megacorn Fund LP's Ripple shares increased in value by about 62.4% from an original cost of $229,840 to a fair value of $373,179 by the end of 2025. This gain followed Ripple's $500 million strategic investment round ...
XRP traded sideways around $1.42 after a volatile week that saw a 4% gain. Analysts highlight a long-term ascending triangle pattern with a key resistance at $3.66; a breakout above this could lead to a target near $60. Historical rallies suggest pot...
XRP has been included as a 4.36% component in the Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF, a proposed multi-asset crypto fund that is still pending approval and listing. This ETF places XRP above other major tokens like Chainlink, Solana, and Avalanche by ind...
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