Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin reached a new supply record of $2.44 billion in September 2026, marking a 41% increase in 30 days. Most of the new supply since July has been minted on Ethereum, which now holds $1.37 billion of RLUSD, surpassing the XRP Ledger's $1.05 billion. This shift reflects growing activity on Ethereum despite the XRP Ledger's stablecoin base remaining strong. The rise is linked to new exchange listings in Korea and inflows into XRP spot ETFs, which have attracted $1.68 billion since November 2025. The distribution across multiple blockchains and regulatory backing under New York's financial rules support RLUSD's growth.
Flare CEO Hugo Philion argues that Ripple CTO David Schwartz underestimates the lending potential on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). While Ripple's native lending protocol XLS-66 remains stalled, Flare has developed a workaround using Protocol Managed Wallets...
The crypto market cap fell 3.8%, losing about $115.5 billion in value, with Bitcoin down 4.3%, Ethereum 5.8%, XRP 6.3%, and Solana 4.9% over 24 hours. This decline is attributed to a leverage flush as traders closed long positions ahead of Federal Re...
XRP's price dropped below critical support between $1.45 and $1.55 due to a large liquidation of over-leveraged long positions, totaling $12.82 million out of $13.31 million liquidated. This unusual imbalance favors short-sellers in the short term, b...
The share of circulating XRP tokens in profit has reached 57.17%, the highest level since January, as XRP trades near $1.51. This metric shows the portion of XRP last bought below the current price, indicating more holders are in profit amid recent p...
Dogecoin led losses among major cryptocurrencies, dropping about 7% to $0.089 as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP also declined amid a broad market selloff. The selloff is linked to rising oil prices above $100 per barrel, higher U.S. Treasury yields surpa...
