Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has softened his stance on the company's potential IPO, moving from opposition to a more neutral position. Speaking at the 2026 Wyoming Blockchain Symposium, he noted Ripple has been private for a long time but is now open to considering going public. This shift follows Ripple's legal victory over the SEC, which had been the main obstacle to an IPO. While the company has no immediate plans or timeline for an IPO, the change suggests Ripple may explore this option in the future as it continues to strengthen its financial position.
XRP's open interest on Binance has reached a two-month high, signaling increased trader activity in derivatives despite its price hovering near $1. On-chain XRP Ledger transactions over $1 million have surged 280% in 24 hours, with active addresses h...
XRP price remains steady near $1, supported above $0.99, amid fading bearish momentum. A significant White House meeting involving President Trump, SEC Chair Paul Atkins, CFTC Chief Michael Selig, and executives from Coinbase, Ripple, and others is s...
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which would legally classify XRP as a commodity and provide regulatory clarity, now has only about a 10-20% chance of passing in 2026. XRP's current non-security status relies on a 2023 district court ruling that...
XRP price stayed close to $1.00 in August after Q2 data showed a 195% rise in XRPL native stablecoin supply to $825.5 million, driven mainly by RLUSD. Tokenized asset value on the XRP Ledger hit a record $4.46 billion, though transferable assets fell...
Ripple's XRP shows strong on-chain growth in stablecoins, tokenization, and ETP inflows, yet its network activity is falling, with payment volume, transactions, and active addresses all down in Q3 compared to Q2. Despite low transaction costs and ris...
