Ripple has secured Electronic Money Institution licenses in the UK and Luxembourg, enabling it to offer regulated blockchain-based payment services across Europe. Banks and financial institutions are increasingly seeking partners like Ripple to handle custody, liquidity, settlement, and compliance for digital assets, aiming to simplify integration and improve customer experiences. Ripple's licenses provide a legal foundation to support faster, more transparent, and cost-effective cross-border payments, addressing banks' needs for regulated infrastructure. The company plans to leverage these licenses to expand its services and increase adoption among European banks.
Gate has added RLUSD trading pairs with BTC, ETH, XRP, and USDT, providing direct access to Ripple's dollar-backed stablecoin. Ripple highlights that the XRP/RLUSD pair enhances interoperability and capital efficiency in digital asset markets. To enc...
Leading cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin fell as investors took profits, with Bitcoin dropping back into the $65,000 range after nearing $67,000. Over $340 million was liquidated in 24 hours, reflecting high market vola...
U.S. XRP spot ETFs recorded $5.30 million in daily net inflows, indicating more capital entered these funds than exited during the session. This suggests growing investor interest in regulated XRP exposure, offering a compliant alternative to direct ...
XRP is hovering just below the key $1.30 resistance level, with traders watching for a daily close above this mark and rising volume to confirm a bullish breakout. Despite a recent 7% weekly gain, XRP remains under pressure over the medium term, trad...
XRP withdrawals on Binance rose to 53.2% of exchange activity on June 15, marking the highest level since April. At the same time, Binance's XRP leverage ratio in its derivatives market climbed to its highest point in 2026, indicating increased risk ...
