The US Senate has postponed the vote on the CLARITY Act, a key crypto regulation bill, prioritizing other legislative matters. This delay leaves the regulatory status of XRP uncertain despite its prior court victory that argued it is not a security. While XRP supporters feel protected by the court ruling, critics warn that only legislation can provide lasting regulatory clarity. The bill’s passage now seems unlikely before September, prolonging uncertainty for XRP and the broader crypto market.
Ripple's XRP Ledger developers are implementing quantum-resistant measures using the ML-DSA-44 digital signature standard approved by NIST in 2024. This upgrade aims to protect the blockchain from quantum computing threats, including risks like 'harv...
A longtime XRP investor, Ryan Solomon, revealed plans to sell his entire XRP holdings after seven years, citing frustration and opportunity cost despite the token's potential to reach $10. His decision highlights growing discontent among XRP holders ...
The XRP Ledger Foundation is developing a quantum-resistant security upgrade aimed for 2028 to protect against future quantum computing threats. This upgrade will allow users to adopt new quantum-resistant signing keys without increasing transaction ...
At Ripple's Swell 2026 event, CEO Brad Garlinghouse explained that owning large amounts of XRP does not give Ripple control over the XRP Ledger. The network's consensus is maintained by over 150 independent validators, with Ripple operating only one ...
Marc Asch, founder of Hidden Road (now Ripple Prime), will leave Ripple Prime by the end of 2026. Noel Kimmel, currently Senior Vice President, will take over leadership of the institutional brokerage business. Ripple Prime was formed after Ripple ac...
