During a Newsmax interview, Vice President JD Vance was asked about using XRP and other cryptocurrencies to offset the US national debt, which exceeds $40 trillion. Vance did not confirm any plans to use XRP or other digital assets for debt repayment, instead focusing on economic growth and a proposed sovereign wealth fund. The Trump administration's existing crypto policy includes a Bitcoin reserve and a digital asset stockpile from government seizures, but no new acquisitions or official use of XRP were announced. Meanwhile, XRP's price surged toward $1.70 amid strong trading momentum, though this was unrelated to the interview.
Cross River Bank has partnered with Ripple to integrate RLUSD, Ripple's U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, into its Core Operating System, enabling transactions on the XRP Ledger. This integration allows fintechs to move between dollars and RLUSD and acc...
XRP has dropped nearly 14.5% in the past week, testing a critical support level near $1.19 after failing to hold above $1.38 since August. The decline accelerated following hotter-than-expected U.S. consumer price inflation data. XRP's price has been...
Ripple introduced perpetual swaps on over 100 assets for institutional clients using its RLUSD stablecoin as collateral, not XRP. Despite Ripple's expanding business, XRP's price has remained capped below $1.40 since October 12, trading around $1.34....
XRP's price approached a potential exhaustion point near $1.31 on October 15, indicated by three TD Sequential readings on the daily chart. These signals suggest the recent decline from about $1.50 may be maturing, but a confirmed reversal depends on...
Crypto analyst The Modern Investor predicts Bitcoin could reach $295,000, potentially driving XRP up to $8.95 from $1.33, a 573% increase. This bullish outlook is supported by trends like tokenization of real-world assets, expected to attract institu...
