Ripple announced an expansion of its institutional digital-asset services in Brazil, including cross-border payments, custody, stablecoins, and treasury management, serving clients like Banco Genial and Nomad. The company also plans to apply for a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license with Brazil's central bank, signaling intent but not yet securing regulatory approval. This move positions Ripple to deepen its presence in Latin America's largest economy, though the licensing outcome and full rollout details remain uncertain. Investors should watch for official filings or approvals from Brazilian regulators to assess the impact on Ripple's operations there.
Ripple reported that its RLUSD stablecoin circulation reached approximately $2.4 billion as of September 3, 2026, based on issuer disclosures and independent analytics. This figure represents the total tokens outstanding but does not indicate when th...
Ripple's head of product, Jazzi Cooper, emphasized XRP's potential as collateral in institutional credit, calling it a 'killer use case.' This is supported by new XRP Ledger amendments XLS-65 and XLS-66, which enable on-chain lending and pooled asset...
Teucrium has postponed the launch of its short XRP ETF, designed to profit when XRP's price falls, 19 times since April 2025. The latest filing sets the earliest possible start date to October 11, 2026, but this is only a permission date, not a guara...
XRP is at a critical price point near its 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), which has historically acted as a strong support level leading to rallies. Analysts expect XRP to either hold above the $1.38-$1.40 zone or possibly dip to $0.95-$1 b...
Ripple has integrated its RLUSD stablecoin into the cash management workflows of over 1,000 enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies, through its Treasury platform acquired from GTreasury. This platform processed $13 trillion in payments last yea...
