Ripple has introduced its USD-backed stablecoin, RLUSD, in Turkey, a key digital asset market in the Middle East and North Africa. The stablecoin, competing with USDC, already has a market cap of over $1.7 billion and is available on major exchanges like Binance and Kraken. Turkey's Capital Markets Board has implemented strict licensing for crypto providers, allowing licensed entities like BiLira and Bitexen to use RLUSD for corporate settlements. Ripple also partnered with Istanbul Technical University to support blockchain research funded by RLUSD, signaling a strong commitment to the Turkish crypto ecosystem.
XRP has dropped to a 15-week low around $1.2677, reflecting a 66% correction from its recent peak. The digital asset is trading below key resistance levels and the 100-hour moving average, signaling continued bearish pressure. Analysts note two faile...
XRP dropped below the key $1.30 support level on heavy volume, reaching fresh 15-week lows amid a broader market downturn led by bitcoin. Despite over 25 million XRP moving off exchanges, indicating some accumulation, selling pressure remains strong ...
Crypto investment funds experienced significant outflows totaling $1.67 billion last week, marking the second-largest weekly withdrawal in 2026. Bitcoin led the decline with $1.43 billion pulled out, while Ethereum also saw $257 million in outflows. ...
The CME Group has expanded its cryptocurrency derivatives trading to operate 24/7, with Ripple Prime serving as a day-one clearing and financing partner. This new round-the-clock market access enables continuous trading, evidenced by over 7,200 contr...
XRP is facing a crucial support level around $1.30 after months in a descending triangle pattern, signaling strong bearish control. The cryptocurrency has formed lower highs since March, with resistance from moving averages and a weak long-term trend...
