Grayscale highlights the bipartisan CLARITY Act as a potential game-changer for U.S. crypto, promising to clear regulatory uncertainty that has hindered institutional adoption. The Act aims to define clear rules for digital assets, assign regulatory responsibilities, and enhance compliance standards. XRP stands to benefit significantly as the legislation could unlock broader use by banks and enterprises, aligning with Ripple's expanding blockchain infrastructure strategy. The Senate has a tight deadline of 14 days before the August recess to approve the bill, making this a critical moment for crypto regulation and growth.
Bitcoin fell below early October gains amid significant withdrawals from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, with nearly $729 million pulled in two days. The U.S. Treasury dropped two proposed crypto reporting rules targeting self-custody wallets and foreign mixers, ...
A critical overflow bug in the XRP Ledger software, existing since 2015, was quietly patched in September 2026 after being reported by a security researcher. The flaw allowed attackers to potentially mint XRP beyond the fixed supply cap of 100 billio...
Ripple patched two vulnerabilities in the XRP Ledger's xrpld software, including a critical payment-engine flaw in versions 3.4.0 and earlier that could let malicious users create spendable XRP without authorization by exploiting integer overflow. Th...
Ripple has fixed a dormant 2015 software bug that could have enabled unauthorized minting of billions of XRP, reinforcing the security and fixed supply of the XRP Ledger. This fix highlights Ripple's commitment to protocol integrity without altering ...
The XRP Ledger patched a critical vulnerability in its payment engine that could have allowed attackers to create and spend XRP beyond the network's 100 billion token supply. The flaw, present in versions 3.4.0 and earlier, was fixed in version 3.4.1...
