Gemini has expanded its services in Singapore by allowing customers to deposit and withdraw XRP through the XRP Ledger network, enhancing blockchain transfer capabilities beyond just trading and custody. This move supports Gemini's strategic focus on Singapore, where it holds in-principle regulatory approval for a Major Payment Institution license. The update enables users to transfer XRP between Gemini accounts and external wallets, increasing flexibility and control over their assets. Gemini continues to build its XRP-related offerings, including derivatives cross-collateral and stablecoin support, reinforcing its presence in the Asian market.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse assured that the company will continue supporting XRP, dismissing rumors that Ripple might reduce its focus on the token. Speaking at Swell 2026, he highlighted XRP's significant momentum and described the RLUSD stablecoi...
Buying pressure for XRP on Binance has reached its highest level in three months, driven by large-holder inflows. Over the past 30 days, inflows of 1.669 billion XRP to Binance marked a seven-month high. However, these transfers do not confirm whethe...
Veteran crypto analyst Michael XBT believes XRP's extended sideways trading after a 70% rally signals an upcoming major price breakout. Despite XRP's recent lackluster price action and a modest daily rebound to $1.33, the trader remains bullish, reca...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) rose 1.16% to $0.00000492, outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Cardano as the market awaits the Federal Reserve's rate decision. The price hovered near key levels of $0.00000485 (30-day low) and $0.0000050 (session high), showi...
The XRP Ledger Foundation has updated its recommended validator list by adding Flare and removing Anodos Finance, which is retiring its validator. Both the foundation and Ripple now publish identical lists of 35 validator keys, including Flare's vali...
