Several US asset managers, including Ledger Capital and Realta Investment Advisors, are adding XRP-linked ETFs to their portfolios, reflecting growing institutional adoption of Ripple-related investments. These ETFs offer a regulated, familiar way for institutions to gain XRP exposure, easing custody and compliance challenges compared to direct token holdings. This trend follows easing legal uncertainties around XRP's classification and indicates broader acceptance of digital assets in mainstream portfolios beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Institutional interest also extends to private shares of Ripple Labs, showing diversified investment routes in the Ripple ecosystem.
Bitcoin and XRP are under pressure after recent declines, trading near $63,000 and below $1 respectively. Key events this week include a White House meeting with crypto leaders, potential US regulatory moves like the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act,...
Derive now allows XRP holders to use FXRP as collateral for trading XRP options, perpetual futures, and spot trades, enabling self-custodial access to hedging and leveraged strategies. This integration settles XRP options in USDC, keeping XRP on the ...
This week is crucial for Bitcoin and XRP as four major events could influence their prices. President Trump will meet crypto leaders and US regulators, including SEC and CFTC heads, to discuss crypto regulation, particularly the stalled Digital Asset...
Bitcoin dropped from over $65,000 to just above $63,200 last week, influenced by Strategy's sale of 1,690 BTC. This decline led to a broader market pullback, with major altcoins like ADA and XRP also falling significantly. However, some tokens like C...
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse will speak on modernizing financial infrastructure at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium on August 18. His session, titled "Modernizing Financial Infrastructure," is part of an event featuring key U.S. policymakers and indu...
