XRP Ledger (XRPL) has proposed six protocol upgrades, including a key privacy feature called 'Confidential Transfers' aimed at institutional users. These upgrades require 80% validator approval over two weeks to activate, with voting currently ongoing. Despite technical progress, XRP's price remains subdued around $1.04 due to ongoing U.S. regulatory uncertainty, especially delays in the CLARITY Act, which affects asset classification. Market liquidity and risk appetite have weakened, while Ripple's escrow activity suggests cautious supply pressure. The outcome of validator votes and U.S. policy developments will be critical for XRP's future market direction.
Ripple has partnered with Absa Corporate and Investment Banking to launch Absa Digital Asset Custody, using Ripple's crypto custody technology to provide secure digital asset storage for African financial institutions. This collaboration aims to offe...
XRP has reversed its recent downtrend, climbing about 7% to $1.48 after a sharp recovery from last week's dip to $1.29. Institutional investors played a key role, transferring around 1.54 billion XRP worth $2.2 billion to buy the dip, stabilizing tra...
South African bank Absa has launched Absa Digital Asset Custody, powered by Ripple's custody technology, marking a first for Africa's institutional digital asset management. The service offers a secure, regulated environment for safeguarding digital ...
XRP's market capitalization surged by nearly $7 billion on September 21, reaching $93.49 billion as its price climbed to $1.49, marking a 7.8% gain in 24 hours. This rally is driven by investor optimism about potential institutional adoption of the X...
XRP surged 8.7% to $1.49, approaching a critical resistance zone between $1.49 and $1.54. If it breaks and holds above this level, analysts expect a rally toward $1.64 and potentially $2. However, failure to sustain above this zone could trigger a sh...
