In the Ripple vs. SEC case, Judge Analisa Torres ruled that XRP is not a security, marking a major victory for Ripple. This decision was influenced significantly by the support of nearly 4,000 XRP holders who submitted affidavits and an amicus brief filed by lawyer John Deaton representing about 76,000 holders. The ruling clarified that XRP sales on secondary markets are not securities transactions, although direct sales to institutions were treated differently. This milestone is seen as a turning point in regulatory battles over cryptocurrencies, potentially easing future crypto regulations.
Forbes has ranked XRP as the fourth-best cryptocurrency to buy, placing it ahead of Solana and Cardano based on objective fundamentals like utility, trading volume, and market cap. XRP's strength lies in its fast, low-cost cross-border payment capabi...
Former President Donald Trump has urged the U.S. Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, emphasizing its importance in maintaining America's lead over China in digital assets and AI. The bill aims to create clear regulatory definitions for cryptocurrencies, ...
Retail traders are increasingly buying XRP and ether even as their prices fall, a behavior analysts see as a warning for potential further short-term price declines rather than a rebound. Social media sentiment shows strong bullishness for XRP and et...
Doppler Finance and SBI Digital Finance have teamed up to develop institutional lending and collateral infrastructure for XRP in Japan, aiming to make XRP a yield-generating asset under Japan's new regulatory framework. This collaboration is the firs...
XRP is trading around $1.07 after a slight 1% drop, facing strong seller pressure especially on Binance, where order flow data shows more sell volume than buy. The token remains below a crucial resistance level at $1.08, with support near $1.05 and $...
