Ripple has supported the XRP Ledger's PermissionDelegationV1_1 amendment, part of the XRPL v3.3.0 upgrade, allowing accounts to delegate transaction permissions securely. This feature aims to attract regulated institutions and enterprise applications by enabling clearer control over digital assets. The amendment needs 80% validator approval to activate, with Ripple also backing other fixes and enhancements to expand XRPL's DeFi and tokenization capabilities. Following this, XRP's price surged over 17%, boosted by strong trading volume and increased interest in XRP ETFs and futures.
Before the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, Ripple's latest escrow cycle resulted in a net 300 million XRP tokens outside escrow after releasing 1 billion XRP and placing 700 million XRP into new escrows. The releases occurred on October 31, and...
On November 1, nearly 7,934 new XRP wallets were created, marking one of the highest daily totals in 2026, following the $6 billion Binance hack. This surge suggests many users may be moving toward self-custody of their crypto assets, as Binance conf...
Following a security breach at Binance, large XRP withdrawals surged, with about 283 million XRP moved from the exchange, mostly through compromised accounts. This raised concerns about stolen funds and potential selling pressure, as hackers actively...
As of November 1, Ether (ETH) holds a market capitalization of $275.40 billion, which is about 3.48 times larger than XRP's market cap of $79.22 billion. Ether's price stood at $2,273.92, while XRP was priced at $1.25. This significant difference hig...
A crypto commentator with experience since 2017 expressed skepticism about XRP reaching extreme price targets like $400 or even $30. Despite these doubts, the commentator said they would continue holding XRP, having witnessed its major rallies. This ...
