Ripple has received full authorization from Luxembourg's financial regulator, the CSSF, granting it a MiCA Crypto Asset Service Provider license valid across all 30 countries in the European Economic Area (EEA). This license allows Ripple to offer regulated payment services under a single agreement throughout the EEA, enhancing institutional trust and simplifying cross-border transactions. Despite this regulatory milestone, XRP's price remained stable around $1.07, trading below key moving averages, indicating cautious market sentiment. Ripple's move strengthens its position in regulated European markets as it continues to build partnerships with banks and financial institutions for blockchain-based payments.
Large holders of XRP continue to accumulate the token despite its price falling from $2.40 to around $1.00–$1.20 in 2026, indicating steady buying but no broad market rally yet. Ethereum stands out as the most undervalued among major cryptocurrencies...
XRP ETFs have recorded four consecutive days of positive inflows since July 29, totaling over $15 million, with the largest single day inflow at $7.69 million. Despite this recent uptick, the three-month total inflows for XRP ETFs stand at $219 milli...
In late July, XRP ETFs experienced a revival with four consecutive days of positive inflows totaling over $15 million, signaling renewed investor interest despite declining monthly totals. More significantly, Ripple's XRP Ledger saw a substantial inc...
Bitcoin held steady above $64,600, supported by buyers after a recent dip, while other major cryptocurrencies showed mixed performance. The market's attention is also on SpaceX, where $101 billion worth of stock becomes tradable as the first lockup e...
Large XRP holders have been steadily buying during the token's price drop from $2.40 to around $1.00-$1.20, indicating quiet accumulation rather than panic selling or a breakout. Meanwhile, Ether is trading below its realized price of about $2,450, c...
