Ripple has expanded its Washington, D.C. office to deepen its involvement in shaping U.S. digital asset regulations. This move positions Ripple closer to policymakers amid ongoing debates on crypto market structure, stablecoin oversight, and payment system modernization. Ripple aims to engage directly with regulators to create clear rules that foster innovation and protect consumers. The expanded office will serve as a hub for dialogue on blockchain applications in payments, reinforcing Ripple's role as a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain technology while supporting U.S. leadership in digital finance innovation.
XRP's monthly Relative Strength Index (RSI) has fallen below 43, a rare occurrence seen only four times in 13 years, often preceding major trend shifts. Despite this technical signal suggesting a possible reset, XRP faces a bearish market structure w...
Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant price declines, with Bitcoin falling about 6.57% to $66,870 and Ethereum dropping nearly 5% to $1,901.68. This broad market sell-off reflects investor caution and potential pr...
XRP's price is currently squeezed between a strong support at $1.21 and resistance at $1.28, marking a critical technical phase. Holding $1.21 keeps XRP in consolidation, while breaking below could lead to further declines toward $1.11. A clear break...
Kalshi is expanding its presence in the U.S. crypto market by filing to offer perpetual futures contracts on a broad range of digital assets including XRP, Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Stellar. This move aims to bring high-volume crypto derivative...
Institutional investors pulled nearly $1.5 billion from Bitcoin and Ethereum last week, with Bitcoin alone seeing $1.438 billion in outflows, reflecting a broad market de-risking amid volatility. However, XRP bucked this trend, attracting $20.3 milli...
