Ripple Prime has joined the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation's (DTCC) tokenization working group alongside over 50 major financial institutions including BlackRock and JPMorgan. The initiative aims to integrate tokenized equities, ETFs, and U.S. Treasuries into existing clearing and settlement systems, with limited live trades planned for July 2026 and full rollout by October 2026. The SEC has authorized this tokenization service for three years, providing regulatory clarity. Ripple Prime gains access to DTCC's clearing rails and can link tokenized securities with XRP Ledger liquidity, enhancing its institutional market offerings and credibility.
XRP has fallen below its key support level of $1.27 and is currently trading near $1.12, showing signs of a weak and fragile rebound. The trading volume has dropped sharply by about 44%, indicating low market conviction and a cautious wait-and-see st...
XRP fell alongside Bitcoin after Bitcoin lost its $70,000 support, driven by weaker macroeconomic conditions and reduced investor appetite for risky assets. Despite the recent decline, analysts highlight XRP's current price as a strong accumulation z...
Bitcoin fell to $59,100 in 2026, more than 50% below its all-time high of $126,080. Many altcoins have suffered far worse losses, with some like ICP, DOT, and ATOM down over 95%, making recovery extremely difficult. A few tokens like Venice Token (VV...
Despite a broad crypto market downturn causing outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum investment products, XRP funds continue to attract significant capital inflows. XRP ETFs have reached a new all-time high with over $1.43 billion in cumulative inflows,...
Crypto markets saw $4.73 billion in leveraged positions liquidated within 24 hours due to a market rebound causing a short squeeze. Bitcoin and Ethereum led the liquidations, with shorts slightly more affected than longs, highlighting rapid leverage ...
