Ripple supports the SEC's proposed framework to clarify when crypto assets are considered securities, aiming to reduce regulatory uncertainty that has cost the industry over $150 million. The SEC's draft includes two fundraising tiers for crypto startups, allowing raises up to $75 million with strict compliance requirements, which could attract more crypto investment to the U.S. However, these rules may limit smaller projects and exclude some foreign entities. Clearer regulations could restore confidence in U.S. crypto markets but may not stop companies from operating abroad.
XRP, the digital asset linked to Ripple, is trading at Rp24.249 with a 4.06% gain on Pluang. The market cap stands at Rp1.528,46 trillion, and trading volume reached Rp32,03 trillion, showing active interest despite regulatory challenges. This data is current as of Oct 21, 2026, 16:02 WIB.
XRP was trading near $1.2877 on October 18, below its weekly exponential moving average of $1.5085, signaling potential weakness. Crypto analyst JD highlighted a critical price zone between $1.25 and $1.30 as a dollar-cost averaging area but warned o...
Between October 10 and 16, 2026, XRP experienced the largest decline among six major cryptocurrencies, falling 6.06%. Other cryptocurrencies also dropped: Bitcoin fell 1.25%, Ether 2.60%, BNB 2.83%, Solana 4.35%, and Dogecoin 5.22%. Despite these los...
Ripple has publicly endorsed the U.S. SEC's proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, urging the agency to replace its enforcement-driven approach with clear, consistent rules for the cryptocurrency industry. Ripple's Chief Legal Officer highlighted that th...
XRP's price is projected to move toward $1.80 to $2 within the next one to two months, with a return above $2 boosting confidence in a possible cycle peak between $7 and $9. This outlook is based on a chart analysis comparing XRP's pattern to Bitcoin...
Ripple filed a detailed comment supporting the SEC's proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, urging clearer rules to prevent costly legal disputes over whether tokens are securities. The company argues that investment contracts can be securities without t...
