The Chamber of Digital Commerce has urged the OCC to uphold its national trust bank charters granted to crypto firms like Coinbase and Ripple, responding to Senator Elizabeth Warren's accusations of improper approvals. These charters allow limited fiduciary activities but not full banking functions, aligning with ongoing congressional efforts to regulate stablecoins and digital assets. The Chamber argues that federal oversight via these charters offers better consumer protection than state licenses. Warren's demand for internal records by June 1, 2026, highlights concerns over potential political interference, making the situation critical for the future regulatory landscape and competition among crypto firms.
XRP is experiencing continued selling pressure with a negative Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) of -4.56 million XRP, indicating more sell orders than buy orders. Despite a recent 2.84% price drop to around $1.18, the token gained 7.78% over the past we...
Matt Damon, Hollywood actor and Water.org co-founder, will appear at the Ripple Swell conference in New York from October 27-29. He will discuss the impact of cross-border stablecoin payments and the global clean water crisis, highlighting Water.org'...
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin traded mostly unchanged as traders awaited the first Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting with Kevin Warsh as Fed chair. Despite some short-term profit-taking and volatility risks, inflows into spot Bitcoi...
XRP has consolidated for three days between key Fibonacci levels after a 9% price breakout, indicating healthy price digestion rather than reversal. ETF inflows resumed, led by Franklin's XRPZ fund, pushing net investments to $1.44 billion and signal...
RippleX is modernizing the XRP Ledger to address emerging challenges from quantum computing and artificial intelligence. The upgrade includes hybrid cryptographic protections to defend against quantum attacks expected by 2029 and introduces AI integr...
