Ripple has launched a new initiative to share exclusive threat intelligence related to North Korean cyber campaigns with members of Crypto ISAC, a collaborative security network for digital asset companies. The shared data includes fraud-linked crypto wallets, malicious domains, and detailed profiles with emails, LinkedIn accounts, and behavior patterns to improve coordinated defense. Crypto ISAC introduced a new API allowing real-time integration of this intelligence into security systems, already adopted by Coinbase and other firms. This effort aims to reduce repeated infiltration attempts by enabling faster detection and response across the crypto sector.
The XRP Ledger has officially removed the Ripple brand from its core code, renaming the main program from "ripple daemon" to "xrpl daemon" to emphasize its independence from the Ripple company. This change aims to clarify the network's decentralized ...
XRP surged over 13% in 24 hours, reclaiming $1.28 amid easing geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran, which improved risk appetite in the crypto market. Large holders controlling 74.1% of XRP supply have been accumulating tokens, reducing liqu...
Bitcoin briefly reached $67,000 but fell back below $66,000 amid cautious market reaction to the U.S.-Iran peace agreement. While traditional stocks surged, with the S&P 500 up 1.7% and Nasdaq 100 rising 3.1%, Bitcoin showed only a modest 0.3% gain. ...
On June 15, Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced $64.8 million in outflows, mainly due to Grayscale's GBTC losing $124 million in a single day. However, other Bitcoin funds gained about $59 million, partially offsetting the losses. Meanwhile, altcoin ETFs a...
XRP's price surged past the $1.18 resistance level to $1.22, supported by a 94% increase in daily trading volume, signaling stronger market participation. This move shifts focus from mere recovery to a potential trend reversal, though sustained buyin...
