Ripple, originally founded in 2013 to improve international payments via blockchain, has expanded into a comprehensive financial services provider for institutions. It now offers integrated solutions including digital asset custody, cross-border payments, a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin (RLUSD), treasury management, and prime brokerage. This full-stack approach simplifies access to blockchain infrastructure for banks, fintechs, and asset managers, supporting the growing demand for tokenized assets and stablecoins. Ripple also invests in innovation through its University Blockchain Research Initiative, aiming to advance blockchain and related technologies for the future of finance.
The CLARITY Act, a key crypto regulation bill, now merges Senate Banking and Agriculture Committee texts with a new ethics provision, sparking debate over limits on officials' crypto ties. Democrats seek stronger language on consumer protection and e...
XRP has risen back to $1.1 following positive developments around the U.S. CLARITY Act, which could officially classify XRP as a digital commodity and reduce regulatory uncertainty. This move is expected to encourage more institutional investment and...
A $1,000 investment in XRP on July 13, 2023, the day Ripple won a key court ruling against the SEC, would now be worth about $1,358, reflecting a 35% gain. The court ruled that XRP sales on public exchanges to retail investors are not securities tran...
XRP's escrow system releases tokens on a fixed monthly schedule, but Ripple often re-locks a portion, controlling how much XRP enters the market. This means that while a large amount of XRP unlocks regularly, the net new circulating supply is usually...
EverSource Wealth Advisors, managing $3.6 billion in assets, has increased its investments in XRP ETFs alongside Bitcoin ETFs, signaling growing institutional confidence in cryptocurrency products. The firm holds shares in ProShares Ultra XRP ETF, Fr...
