The U.S. Senate postponed the vote on the Crypto Clarity Act until September, causing XRP to drop 5.5% over the week, the largest decline among major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin remained stable around $64,300, supported by inflows into spot bitcoin funds, while other cryptos like Solana and Dogecoin saw slight declines. The bill aims to clarify regulatory oversight of digital assets but faces uncertain support and political opposition. Upcoming U.S. jobs and inflation data will be key in determining Bitcoin's next price move, either retesting resistance near $66,000 or falling back toward $63,000.
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has conducted tests on the XRP Ledger, highlighting its growing capabilities. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed that this was expected due to the XRP Ledger's low fees, fast settlement, and proven tra...
Confidential Ripple documents leaked by crypto researcher SMQKE name Uber and Airbnb as prime examples of platforms needing instant, low-value cross-border payments to workers. Ripple's technology offers atomic settlement, ensuring payments either fu...
On September 3, 2026, several US-listed spot XRP ETFs surged by up to 17%, roughly double the 7-8% gain of the XRP token itself. This created a significant pricing imbalance where some ETFs traded at a premium to their net asset value (NAV), driven b...
Ripple has signed a multi-year sponsorship with University of Florida Athletics, starting the 2026 football season, featuring XRP branding at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, known as "The Swamp." The deal, estimated at up to $5 million annually, includes f...
The XRP Ledger reached 8 million activated accounts in mid-2026, but daily active addresses have dropped sharply by about 61%, indicating less retail activity. Despite fewer users, average transaction values have soared to around $85,000, surpassing ...
