An unidentified XRP whale has quietly accumulated 1.8 billion XRP tokens, worth about $2.53 billion, making it the second-largest holder after Bithumb. This wallet controls roughly 1.8% of the total XRP supply and nearly 3% of circulating tokens, sparking speculation about its owner and potential influence on market liquidity. Despite links to wallets associated with Robinhood, the whale's identity remains unknown, fueling rumors of institutional or government involvement. The whale's active but silent operations continue to intrigue the crypto community.
XRP's 30-day MVRV ratio has dropped to its lowest since December 2020, with average traders holding unrealized losses around -47%. This deep undervaluation reflects panic selling after XRP's rally in 2024-2025, pushing many retail traders underwater....
Developers of the XRP Ledger have proposed a draft amendment called AMM Swappable Curves to enhance the network's decentralized finance (DeFi) capabilities. The proposal introduces new curve options—constant product, concentrated liquidity, and Stabl...
Ripple has been recognized once again by Fortune Magazine as one of the best employers in the San Francisco Bay Area, with 95% of its employees rating it a great place to work. This accolade highlights Ripple's strong corporate culture amid its ongoi...
Ripple has filed two new U.S. trademark applications covering a wide range of institutional financial services and enterprise software, including brokerage, treasury management, digital asset advisory, securities lending, and financial clearinghouse ...
The XRPL Foundation released AMM v2, an upgrade to the XRP Ledger's decentralized exchange, introducing StableSwap and Concentrated Liquidity pool curves. These new curves improve capital efficiency by optimizing trading for stablecoins and tokenized...
