Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse views the CLARITY Act as the last major regulatory obstacle for XRP to gain wider institutional adoption. The Act aims to provide clearer consumer protection, anti-money laundering, and know-your-customer rules, reducing regulatory uncertainty that has held back banks and financial institutions from engaging with crypto. If passed, it could unlock new growth opportunities for XRP in cross-border payments, tokenized assets, and stablecoin settlements, shifting focus from legal doubts to real-world use cases. This clarity might also remove XRP's regulatory discount, potentially accelerating innovation and institutional participation in the digital asset space.
Changpeng Zhao, founder of Binance, publicly asked Elon Musk to stop trolling the cryptocurrency exchange after Musk posted laughing and fire emojis on X (formerly Twitter) in response to Binance's recent hack. The incident highlights tensions betwee...
US spot funds on XRP recorded a net inflow of $8.43 million on October 29, the largest single-day inflow in October but only 0.21% of daily trading volume. Despite this, XRP's price dropped 6.8% that day, hitting a low of $1.1968 before recovering sl...
XRP needs to surpass the $1.34 level to activate its next upward move, according to Crypto Michael's analysis. The chart also suggests a potential pullback to $1.22 before any further advance. Previously, XRP rose to $1.68 before declining within a d...
XRP Ledger (XRPL) secured third place globally for weekly stablecoin capitalization growth, attracting $58.3 million despite a recent 13.19% drop due to Ripple moving some RLUSD to Ethereum. Leading the growth were Arc, an AI-powered blockchain by Ci...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell 5.67% to $2.62 trillion on Oct. 30, driven by declines in Bitcoin and five other major tokens. Bitcoin dropped 3.31% to $77,433, while Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw losses, with BNB...
