Newgenivf Group, an IVF service provider, disclosed in its Nasdaq filing that it bought 146,432 XRP tokens during 2025 and sold them all before year-end, earning $10,849 from the transactions. The company also traded Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, with only Solana holdings remaining at year-end, showing a significant unrealized loss. This crypto activity is separate from its core IVF business and reflects a capital allocation strategy rather than operational revenue. Despite some realized gains, the firm reported a net loss due to Solana's price drop, highlighting the risks of corporate crypto investments.
DriveWealth and Ripple have partnered to introduce stablecoin settlement and cross-border payment options for brokerage accounts, aiming to match funding availability with 24/5 trading hours. The initial rollout will occur in Europe using Ripple USD ...
DriveWealth is partnering with Ripple to enable faster funding for over 100 global fintech and digital wallet partners by using Ripple's stablecoin, RLUSD, on the XRP Ledger. This integration aims to reduce delays caused by traditional bank transfers...
Ripple has minted 30 million RLUSD stablecoins, contributing to a total issuance of $59.5 million within just two days. This steady issuance highlights growing activity and demand for Ripple's stablecoin in the market. The rapid minting could signal ...
Social sentiment data shows Ethereum (ETH) is experiencing strong bullish momentum with a 2.05 bullish-to-bearish comment ratio, signaling FOMO among traders due to its rebound and network optimism. In contrast, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ripple's XRP face gr...
Ripple has partnered with DriveWealth to use the RLUSD stablecoin on the XRP Ledger for settlement and cross-border payments, starting in Europe with plans to expand to the US. This integration aims to speed up funding by enabling near real-time stab...
