The CLARITY Act, aimed at defining digital asset regulations, has been placed on the U.S. Senate Legislative Calendar after Senate Banking Committee approval, signaling a potential full Senate vote soon. This legislation could provide clear regulatory guidelines for digital assets, easing concerns for banks, exchanges, and investors, particularly benefiting XRP, which has faced regulatory battles with the SEC. If passed, the bill must still be reconciled with the House version before presidential approval. The act is seen as a critical step toward regulatory certainty that could enhance institutional investment and adoption in the crypto market.
On June 3, 2026, XRP Ledger celebrated its 14th anniversary, with Ripple's CTO Emeritus David Schwartz highlighting the project's original goal to create a fast, low-cost value transfer tool. The celebration coincides with Ripple expanding its lobbyi...
XRP fell to its lowest level in about four months, dropping to around $1.22 amid intensified sell-offs and forced liquidations totaling roughly $30 million. This decline occurred even as U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded a record $118.29 million in inflows...
In May 2026, XRP drew $131.94 million in ETF inflows, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum which saw billions in outflows. This institutional interest contrasts with XRP's liquidity on Binance hitting its lowest since 2020, making the price vulnerable ...
XRP dropped over 5% to about $1.20, breaking a key support level at $1.25 despite positive signals like shrinking exchange balances and strong ETF inflows. The loss of $1.25 turned it into resistance, trapping XRP in a downtrend with lower highs and ...
Bitcoin's price has fallen about 12% to around $67,000, triggering a shift of capital into dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDT and USDC, which have reached multi-month dominance highs. This trend reflects growing risk aversion in the crypto market, c...
