Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty are pushing for the U.S. Senate to finalize the CLARITY Act before the upcoming recess. The bill aims to provide clear regulations for the digital asset market, enhancing consumer protection and preventing exploitation by bad actors. The legislation has bipartisan support, including from the Agriculture Committee, but still needs more Democratic votes to meet the Senate's 60-vote threshold. With the White House backing an ethical framework for the bill, the next steps involve resolving remaining disputes quickly as the Senate's recess approaches.
Ripple has made a strategic investment in Notabene to integrate its stablecoin, RLUSD, into Notabene's regulated institutional payment network, which processes over $2 trillion annually. This partnership aims to expand compliant stablecoin payments f...
Ripple has introduced Ripple Mint, a new platform designed for institutions to easily mint, redeem, and manage the U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin RLUSD. The platform offers both manual and automated stablecoin workflows, integrating RLUSD into existin...
Large XRP holders (whales) have been steadily accumulating XRP while smaller holders reduce their exposure, indicated by on-chain data showing increased balances in large wallets and decreased exchange reserves, especially on Binance. This suggests r...
XRP Ledger's daily active users surpassed 150,000, reaching about 157,200 on July 21, signaling strong network activity. Despite this, XRP's price remains range-bound near $1.13, struggling to break key resistance between $1.16 and $1.24, which is cr...
U.S. institutional investors shifted capital into XRP spot ETFs, generating daily net inflows of $5.66 million. In contrast, Hyperliquid (HYPE) funds experienced outflows totaling $698,040 during the same period. This indicates a stronger investor pr...
