Ripple received preliminary approval for a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) license from Luxembourg's financial regulator under the EU's MiCA framework. This license allows Ripple to expand its regulated cryptoasset services across all 30 countries in the European Economic Area, complementing its existing Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license. The combined licenses will enable Ripple to offer integrated crypto and stablecoin payment infrastructure to banks, fintechs, and businesses, supporting broader institutional adoption of digital assets in Europe. Final approval is pending, but this marks a significant step in Ripple's European expansion and regulatory compliance.
The Kansas Jayhawks football team showcased XRP branding during their 51-6 season-opening victory over Long Island University, marking one of the first major football appearances for the cryptocurrency since Kansas Athletics signed a multi-year spons...
The XRP Ledger's BatchV1_1 amendment currently holds 68.57% support from validators, short of the required 80% needed to start its two-week activation countdown. This update allows bundling up to eight transactions into one, enabling new use cases li...
XRP's market leverage has decreased by 14%, with open interest falling from $558 million to $478 million and funding rates turning negative, indicating reduced speculative buying. Despite this, Binance's XRP reserves remain stable, and deposit addres...
Bitwise Asset Management's XRP spot ETF has reached over $500 million in assets under management just nine months after launching on the NYSE in November 2025. This milestone is notable as it occurred despite a significant decline in XRP's price, ind...
The Exa Card, linked to Uphold and operating via the Exactly Protocol, allows eligible U.S. users to borrow against their XRP holdings and spend through a Visa virtual card without selling their tokens upfront. This crypto-backed lending mimics tradi...
