Crypto commentator Levi Rietveld warns that increasing market bets on a US interest rate hike could pose a bigger risk to XRP than the positive outlook on the CLARITY Act. While the Act, which aims to regulate crypto markets, has some Republican support, it faces a tough Senate vote requiring Democratic backing. Rietveld also highlights that if the bill doesn't progress before Congress's August recess, its chances may diminish. Additionally, rising inflation and strong job growth have pushed rate hike odds to 62%, which could reduce liquidity and pressure risk assets like XRP, potentially reversing its recent gains.
RedotPay has introduced a new payment card that allows users to spend globally using XRP as collateral without selling their holdings. The card combines XRP-backed credit, Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin, and Visa's payment network, enabling users to unloc...
XRP briefly rose to about $1.16, its highest in a week, before dropping back, showing bulls are struggling to hold gains despite steady demand through U.S. spot ETFs. XRP ETFs have seen $14.93 million inflows recently, with total assets around $1.06 ...
XRP's large holders, known as whales and sharks, have increased their holdings by 2.8% over the past five weeks, while smaller wallets have decreased theirs by 5.2%. This shift suggests growing confidence among major investors and hints at potential ...
XRP is showing signs of entering a new bullish phase as whale selling pressure drops to its lowest since January 2025, reducing supply available for sale. Large holders are accumulating XRP, while adoption of the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is accelerating wit...
XRP may be nearing the end of its recent pullback as its 40-day MACD indicator flattens, signaling easing bearish pressure and potential buyer control. Institutional investors, including Franklin Templeton's ETF clients, have accumulated $5.66 millio...
