Ripple Payments Europe secured a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) license under the EU's MiCA framework, approved by Luxembourg's regulator CSSF. This license allows Ripple to offer regulated crypto payment services across the European Economic Area with a single authorization, covering 30 countries. Ripple also holds an electronic money institution license in Luxembourg, enabling combined fiat and crypto services. Despite this regulatory milestone, XRP's price remains pressured, trading near $1.07 and about 70% below its all-time high. The licenses support Ripple's long-term stablecoin plans and could boost XRP Ledger activity over time.
The CLARITY Act, a key U.S. crypto regulation bill, could pass the Senate next week, ending long legal uncertainty for digital assets. This legislation would provide clear rules for blockchain companies and regulators, encouraging innovation and enfo...
Ripple Payments Europe has been added to the European MiCA register, joining 14 other firms and bringing the total number of authorized crypto asset service providers in Europe to 294. This authorization, granted by Luxembourg’s financial regulator C...
XRP has experienced a tough first half of 2026, losing nearly 50%, but technical charts indicate a potential breakout. The token is currently in a descending wedge pattern, signaling late-stage accumulation, supported by bullish RSI divergence and st...
XRP is trading within a tightening wedge pattern around $1.08, indicating a potential major breakout soon. The cryptocurrency has shown improving stability with buyers defending support between $1.00 and $1.05, forming higher lows despite limited bul...
XRP is displaying early signs of a potential bullish trend after a tough month that left it down 41% year-to-date. On-chain data reveals a deleveraging phase similar to the one before its 2024 rally, when XRP surged 790%. Large investors, or whales, ...
