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.
XRP and Solana spot ETFs recorded consecutive net inflows, highlighting selective institutional interest in these altcoins amid generally muted activity in other altcoin ETFs. XRP spot ETFs saw $5.66 million in inflows, mainly in Franklin XRPZ, with ...
XRP's derivatives market is growing while spot trading activity declines, indicating price moves are now driven by leveraged futures rather than fresh buying. Open interest in XRP futures has steadily rebuilt after a mid-June correction, with the mar...
XRP surged past the critical $1.13 resistance level to trade near $1.15, marking a 3.38% gain in 24 hours. This breakout ended a 66-day downtrend and was confirmed by technical analysts who now target $1.30 as the next price level. Positive regulator...
Ripple Prime received four nominations at the Hedgeweek U.S. Awards 2026 in categories including Client Service, Technology, Specialist Markets, and Emerging Managers. These nominations highlight Ripple's growth beyond blockchain payments into instit...
XRP's price rose over 2% amid a broader crypto rally, supported by two bullish on-chain signals: a significant drop in whale inflows to Binance, reaching the lowest since January 2025, and accumulation by large wallets holding 100,000 to 100 million ...
