The U.S. Senate missed its chance to vote on the CLARITY Act before the August recess, making September critical for crypto regulation. If the CLARITY Act fails, the existing SEC-CFTC joint guidance from March 2026, which classifies XRP as a digital commodity, could become the main regulatory basis for XRP and the broader crypto market. This would provide clearer regulatory certainty for XRP, helping exchanges, institutions, and businesses operate with less legal ambiguity. However, this guidance is not the same as legislation, so passing the CLARITY Act would still offer stronger, legally backed rules. September will reveal whether regulatory clarity for XRP comes from new laws or existing agency interpretations.
A leaked document highlights Ripple's XRP as a crucial liquidity provider for traditional banks, especially in cross-border transactions. XRP's On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) technology offers banks near-instant access to liquidity, reducing reliance on t...
XRP has surged past the $1.50 mark after five weeks of consolidation, briefly reaching $1.57 before stabilizing around $1.51–$1.54. This breakout is supported by strong trading volume and shifts focus to the next resistance level at $1.55–$1.56. A we...
XRP has broken above a descending trendline and the $1.50 resistance level, signaling a potential bullish move. The price is currently holding around $1.57, supported by a flattening 200 EMA and strong buying from large holders. The next target is $1...
A recent analysis of XRP ownership reveals that Ripple Labs-linked accounts control nearly 40% of the total supply, with major exchanges like Upbit (6.41%), Coinbase (5.81%), and Binance (2.75%) holding significant portions. This concentration unders...
XRP has surged past the $1.50 mark, driven by a 663% increase in XRP inflows on Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange. Despite this spike in deposits, the total XRP reserves on Binance remain stable, indicating strong buying activity absorbing...
