The CLARITY Act advanced in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, moving closer to becoming law. Key sections, especially 105 and 110, could solidify XRP's legal status by embedding court rulings into federal law and classifying XRP as a commodity, easing regulatory uncertainty. Sections 401 and 404 support Ripple's integration with U.S. banks and stablecoin use, potentially expanding XRP's role in institutional finance. The bill still requires a full Senate vote and presidential approval before enactment.
Large crypto investors are focusing their holdings on Bitcoin (83%) and Ethereum (80%) as a defensive move during ongoing market volatility. Several smaller altcoins show deeply oversold Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings, indicating potential sh...
Large XRP holders have accumulated 45.8 billion tokens, representing 68.5% of the circulating supply, the highest since May 2018. Despite this, XRP's price remains confined between $1.30 and $1.60, currently around $1.445, with low inflows into US sp...
XRP is trading in a narrow range near $1.43, repeatedly failing to break above the key resistance at $1.48. Technical indicators and AI models suggest the token is consolidating within a broader downtrend, with the 200-day moving average around $1.72...
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee approved the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act), removing regulatory hurdles for Ripple's XRP and its RLUSD stablecoin. This legislation clarifies rules for dollar-backed tokens, enabling Ripple to expand...
XRP Ledger activity surged with 48,453 active wallets, the highest since March, as XRP price tested $1.55. Network growth also peaked with 3,317 new wallets, signaling renewed investor interest driven by price momentum and FOMO. Large XRP holders con...
