XRP's price fell 3.8% to $1.09 on June 23, breaking below a key support level of $1.12 despite Ripple securing a Crypto Asset Service Provider license in Luxembourg. This license allows Ripple to expand in Europe ahead of new regulations, but the broader crypto market weakness, including Bitcoin's drop to $62,000, pressured XRP. Technical indicators and derivatives data show growing bearish sentiment, with increased liquidations and a shift toward short positions. However, institutional interest remains, with XRP ETFs seeing inflows, suggesting potential for a short squeeze if prices rebound.
SOIL is preparing to become the first application to utilize XRP Ledger's proposed native lending infrastructure enabled by the XLS-65 and XLS-66 amendments. These changes will introduce on-chain lending, liquidity pools, and yield products directly ...
Ripple has successfully completed a comprehensive re-audit of its XRPL Lending Protocol by blockchain security firm Halborn, confirming all previous issues were resolved or accepted. The protocol enables fixed-term, uncollateralized loans on the XRP ...
Ripple has completed a thorough re-audit of its XRP Lending Protocol by Web3 security firm Halborn, confirming all previous issues have been resolved or managed. The audit focused on code changes since the last review and found no critical vulnerabil...
A major investor holding a $30 million leveraged long position in Ripple's XRP is under pressure due to recent price declines, risking forced liquidation. The investor is defending the position by adding capital, betting on a historical July price ra...
On June 22, 2026, the US spot Bitcoin ETF market experienced net outflows of $68.18 million, driven mainly by large redemptions from BlackRock's IBIT and Grayscale's GBTC. However, Ark Invest and Fidelity attracted significant inflows totaling $121.3...
