President Trump's recent fintech executive order directs regulators to reassess access rules to Federal Reserve payment systems, which currently limit direct use to federally insured banks. This review is significant for companies like Ripple, which has applied for a Federal Reserve Master Account to access payment rails directly, potentially improving cross-border payments with its XRP token. While the order doesn't change rules immediately, it signals a policy shift toward evaluating traditional banking frameworks amid evolving financial technologies. The outcome could reshape access for non-bank fintechs, balancing innovation with financial stability.
The XRP Ledger Foundation is developing version 3.2.0 of the XRPL software to enhance the security and robustness of the XRP Ledger. This update follows the recent 3.1.3 release, which included fixes for NFTs, Permissioned Domains, Vaults, and the Le...
XRP is entering a consolidation phase as whale transactions over $1 million fell 57% from 157 to 67 in nine days, indicating reduced activity from major investors. Despite this, XRP's network shows strong growth with a spike in new wallets and active...
A recent United Nations webinar presented Ripple and Stellar as integral components of a future global payment system that connects banks, fintechs, and blockchain networks. The system aims to improve cross-border payments by enabling real-time settl...
XRP is trading around $1.36, struggling to break above key resistance levels despite strong institutional interest. Spot XRP ETFs have seen $12.57 million inflows this week, pushing total inflows to $1.39 billion and assets under management to $1.15 ...
XRP is trading near $1.33, struggling within a broader downtrend and testing critical support around $1.31. Technical indicators like the RSI suggest oversold conditions, raising the possibility of a short-term rebound, but the token remains below it...
