A recent SEC filing for the Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF reveals that Ripple might increase the amount of XRP released from escrow if the U.S. CLARITY Act is passed. The ETF document suggests Ripple could use additional XRP to support liquidity for stablecoins and currency pairs. Experts clarify that this likely means Ripple would stop returning unused XRP to escrow rather than breaking the escrow system, as withdrawals are time-locked. The CLARITY Act vote is scheduled for September 15, 2026, and its outcome could impact XRP's market circulation significantly.
Bitcoin surged about 28% in August 2026, recovering from a 21-month low but still 37% below its October 2025 peak. The rally was driven by US Treasury bond buybacks, renewed regulatory clarity, and short position liquidations. While the overall crypt...
XRP Ledger has surpassed 500,000 active users, marking a 187.1% increase and signaling renewed network activity. While new account creation and active accounts have declined, transaction volume and successful transactions have risen significantly, in...
XRP dropped below its 50-week exponential moving average (EMA) near $1.54 after briefly reaching $1.70, signaling a potential bearish trend as noted by analyst ChartNerdTA. The token's sharp August rally of nearly 49% has paused, with $1.30-$1.29 ide...
BlackRock has chosen not to launch XRP or other altcoin ETFs, concentrating instead on Bitcoin and Ethereum, which it views as more liquid and profitable. Industry experts consider this a risky move, but BlackRock prefers to wait until the XRP ETF ma...
XRP experienced a 7% price pullback to around $1.40 after a strong 53% rise last week, raising questions about its next move. Large whale outflows from Binance hit a six-month high with 231 million XRP withdrawn, suggesting possible market manipulati...
