Ripple has secured full MiCA authorization, enabling it to expand its regulated crypto payments and stablecoin services across all 30 European Economic Area countries. This regulatory milestone shifts Ripple's focus from gaining approvals to scaling its digital asset infrastructure, targeting banks, fintechs, and corporations. With strong demand for stablecoin payments in Europe, Ripple aims to leverage its existing partnerships and infrastructure to increase institutional adoption and transaction volumes. The key challenge ahead is converting regulatory compliance into significant growth in customer base and payment flows.
The SEC issued a Notice of Effectiveness for Bitwise's XRP ETF registration, confirming it became effective on September 28. This notice is not an approval of a new XRP ETF but an update to paperwork for an existing product trading since November 202...
Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin reserves have reached $2.53 billion, exceeding the circulating supply by about $122.5 million as of September 24. This growth follows a rapid expansion since RLUSD crossed the $2 billion mark in August, making it one of the ...
Social sentiment for Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple's XRP has dropped to its lowest levels since mid-2026, with XRP's bullish-to-bearish commentary ratio falling to 0.67 and ETH's to 0.89. This sharp decline in positive sentiment suggests traders are incr...
Ripple followed its monthly routine by releasing 1 billion XRP on October 1 and returning 700 million XRP worth over $1.05 billion back to escrow in two transactions. This maintains about 31.6% of XRP's total supply locked in escrow, with Ripple hold...
Ripple transferred 35 million XRP, worth about $52.4 million, to an unlabeled wallet early Oct 2. The receiving wallet quickly moved 6.5 million XRP onward within hours, but the owners remain unknown. This activity follows Ripple's monthly escrow rel...
