SOIL has rejected allegations that its token launch on the XRP Ledger involved insider sales using community liquidity as exit liquidity. An on-chain analyst claimed wallets linked to the issuer sold large amounts of SOIL tokens into XRPL liquidity, suggesting immediate dumping rather than organic market activity. SOIL responded that the wallets were bridge addresses, not controlled by the project, and attributed price moves to high demand and limited liquidity. The debate arises as SOIL prepares to adopt XRP Ledger's native lending framework pending protocol amendments.
Ripple announced at the XRP Seoul event that it intends to launch a credit service in 2027 allowing customers to use XRP deposited in lending pools as collateral for short-term payment credit. However, the technical amendment enabling this, LendingPr...
Ripple has extended its agreement with Brevan Howard, a fund manager with $35 billion under management, to provide multi-asset prime brokerage, clearing, and financing through Ripple Prime. This builds on their previous relationship, including Brevan...
Firelight, a DeFi insurance protocol, has launched coverage backed by 50.2 million XRP staked on the Flare network, totaling $115 million in coverage capacity. This new use of staked XRP enhances its utility within DeFi by protecting against smart-co...
XRP futures trading volume remained close to the highest levels seen in the past six months during September, with Binance leading the market at $32.36 billion in volume. Other major exchanges like Bybit and OKX also reported strong activity, indicat...
Ripple has broadened its partnership with global investment firm Brevan Howard by offering multi-asset prime brokerage, clearing, and financing services through Ripple Prime. This expanded agreement allows Brevan Howard to access Ripple Prime's cross...
