Ripple and Stellar have been named in FXC Intelligence's Top 100 Cross-Border Payments Companies for 2026, joining established global payment giants like Visa and PayPal. This inclusion highlights blockchain technology's growing role in mainstream finance, moving from experimental to essential infrastructure for cross-border payments. Ripple focuses on liquidity efficiency for institutional clients, while Stellar emphasizes low-cost transfers and financial inclusion in emerging markets. Their presence alongside traditional banks and crypto firms signals a blended, evolving payments landscape where blockchain networks are integrated into global financial systems.
XRP is stabilizing after a sharp drop but must overcome resistance near $1.30 to confirm a recovery. Shiba Inu (SHIB) shows signs of a short-term bounce but remains under pressure with potential to gain or lose 10%. Zcash (ZEC) experienced high volat...
The postponement of US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland amid regional tensions has led to over $192 million in liquidations across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. Ethereum suffered the most with $43 million liquidated, followed by Bitcoin with $41 million...
As Evernorth readies for its Nasdaq listing under ticker XRPN, Ripple veteran Sendi Young Birla shared stories from XRP's early development in 2013, highlighting its humble beginnings and innovative spirit. XRP was initially tested as a payment metho...
Ripple is hosting its combined Swell and Apex conference from October 27-29, 2026, at Hudson Yards in New York City. This marks the largest event in Ripple's history, bringing together traditional finance leaders and crypto developers, including spea...
XRP withdrawal activity has increased notably across major exchanges Coinbase, Binance, and Bybit, with net transaction readings showing a strong shift toward withdrawals in mid-June. Coinbase and Binance posted deeply negative net deposit/withdrawal...
