XRP has seen a decline in ETF inflows for the second consecutive month, with net inflows nearly turning negative in July. Trading volumes have dropped significantly, indicating weak market interest, and on-chain data suggests a distribution phase where large holders may be preparing to sell. If XRP falls below the key $1 support level, technical indicators point to a potential further drop to around $0.80. This decline is influenced by a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook and ongoing geopolitical tensions, which have dampened risk asset sentiment overall.
XRP has connected to the Axelar network, allowing cross-chain transfers of XRP and other assets across more than 80 blockchains. This integration enhances XRP Ledger's multichain capabilities, potentially increasing its utility and access to decentra...
SBI Holdings, a key Ripple partner, has acquired Japanese crypto exchange Bitbank for about $289 million, marking one of Japan's largest crypto deals. This acquisition will make SBI the biggest digital asset operator in Japan, managing over $7 billio...
XRP is approaching a critical resistance zone between $1.30 and $1.60, which could mark the end of its corrective phase and the start of a powerful Wave 3 breakout according to Elliott Wave theory. A bullish divergence in the RSI suggests fading bear...
Analyst Levi Rietveld predicts the U.S. Clarity Act will not pass the Senate before summer recess or possibly all of 2026, creating regulatory uncertainty for crypto tokens XRP, XLM, and HBAR. He cites Senate opposition, geopolitical tensions near th...
Ripple has secured a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license from Luxembourg, allowing it to offer regulated crypto payment services across all 30 European Economic Area countries under one compliance framework. This regulatory clarity is expected to...
