Ripple has renewed its campaign for the CLARITY Act in Washington, D.C., aiming to establish clear cryptocurrency regulations. However, key Senate Democrats oppose the bill due to concerns over insufficient ethics rules, potential conflicts of interest for senior officials, and weak consumer protections against fraud and market manipulation. The bill requires bipartisan support to overcome a Senate filibuster, but Democratic objections put its passage at risk. Moving forward depends on revising the bill to address these concerns and securing the necessary votes before a critical Senate deadline.
A survey by the National Cryptocurrency Association found that half of crypto buyers in the past year lost money from hacks, fraud, or abandoned projects. Ripple's Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty emphasized the need for clear, plain-language disc...
Ripple's Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty has called for clearer promises and accountability from crypto issuers to protect investors facing losses in new crypto offerings. A survey showed that half of recent buyers lost money due to hacks, fraud,...
CryptEscrow announced a partnership with Ripple to facilitate high-value real estate purchases using cryptocurrency. Buyers can convert their crypto into U.S. dollars before settlement, allowing sellers and title companies to proceed with conventiona...
Ripple has partnered with real estate settlement provider Cryptescrow to facilitate high-value property purchases funded by cryptocurrency. Cryptescrow converts buyers' digital assets into U.S. dollars, allowing sellers and other parties to use tradi...
XRP is trading at $1.29, its lowest in 30 days, with $3.92 billion in open perpetual futures representing 4.8% of its $81.5 billion market cap. This low leverage compared to Ethereum and Solana (both 15.1%) means liquidation cascades are less likely,...
