A forthcoming SEC proposal could change the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies like XRP, Hedera's HBAR, and Stellar's XLM by introducing a formal process for crypto projects to seek non-security status. This would broaden the group of tokens with clear regulatory standing in the US, diluting the current advantage held by these tokens. The proposal aims to create a tailored legal framework for crypto assets, potentially increasing competition as more tokens gain regulatory clarity. However, this is still a proposal and must undergo further review and approval before becoming a rule.
The SEC approved changes to Nasdaq Texas Rule 5711(d), explicitly naming XRP alongside Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana as digital assets meeting commodity-based trust standards. This approval allows crypto trusts to hold at least 85% in qualifying assets ...
AI-powered payments using XRP and Ripple USD on the XRP Ledger have surged to nearly 4 million transactions, growing 29% in just four days. This rapid increase highlights strong adoption of XRPL's x402 protocol for autonomous machine payments, even a...
XRP dropped to $1.41 following strong US employment data and heavy long liquidations, but remains active with high spot volume and ETF inflows exceeding $1.66 billion. Analyst Ali Martinez highlights $3.66 as a key monthly resistance level; a close a...
XRP fell to around $1.40 following stronger-than-expected US jobs data that increased the probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike to 51%, triggering a broader crypto market selloff. Meanwhile, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published...
De Nederlandsche Bank recently relocated about 86 tonnes of gold from North America to London, but most of it was transferred by selling in New York and repurchasing in London, rather than physically moving the gold. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse uses...
