Ripple has formally requested the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to treat XRP the same as Bitcoin and Ethereum under capital regulation rules. The company proposes shifting from legacy asset classifications to a function-based regulatory framework, arguing that inconsistent treatment of similar digital assets creates market friction, especially for institutional investors. Ripple also advocates for fully backed stablecoins like RLUSD to be recognized as cash-equivalent instruments with a 0% capital haircut, aiming to boost stablecoin adoption in regulated markets. This proposal follows ongoing discussions with the SEC Crypto Task Force and seeks clearer rules that reflect the actual use of digital assets in settlement and tokenized markets.
XRP dropped below $1.15 on June 19, 2026, breaking a key support level with high volume and failing to recover it, continuing a pattern of price declines despite strong bullish fundamentals. Large holders are accumulating, exchange supply is shrinkin...
OpenAI's ChatGPT predicts XRP has roughly a 30% chance of reaching $20 by the end of 2030, reflecting a possible but not most likely outcome given current market conditions. XRP currently trades near $1.14 and faces short-term pressure with risks of ...
Ripple has enhanced its XRP Ledger (XRPL) by introducing support for AI agent payments using XRP and Ripple USD (RLUSD) through the new XRPL AI Starter Kit. This developer toolkit enables AI agents to autonomously send, receive, and manage payments, ...
The crypto market remains stable with Bitcoin around $64,143 and Ethereum near $1,730, while Solana leads with notable gains amid renewed geopolitical tensions following Iran's announcement to close the Strait of Hormuz. This strait is a critical oil...
Ripple has launched AI Agent payments on its XRP Ledger with the new v3.2.0 upgrade, allowing AI systems to make transactions using XRP and the RLUSD stablecoin autonomously. This feature supports direct on-chain payments for digital services without...
