Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse will speak on modernizing financial infrastructure at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium on August 18. His session, titled "Modernizing Financial Infrastructure," is part of an event featuring key U.S. policymakers and industry leaders amid ongoing debates on crypto regulation. No new XRP product or partnership announcements are expected during his talk. The symposium also includes speeches from SEC Chair Paul Atkins and Senators Cynthia Lummis and Tim Scott, highlighting the regulatory focus on digital assets. This event follows Ripple's recent expansions in corporate treasury services and stablecoin management, though its U.S. banking charter remains conditional.
Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal has initiated a stablecoin-based donation channel to support Nepal's official disaster relief fund following severe flooding. The campaign accepts USDC stablecoins, converting them into Nepalese rupees for governmen...
Ripple has secured a multi-year sponsorship deal worth $5 million annually with the University of Florida, placing the XRP logo at each 25-yard line of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. This deal is one of the most lucrative field-logo sponsorships in colleg...
Nasdaq-listed micro-cap AIxCrypto Holdings (AIXC) is liquidating its entire cryptocurrency portfolio, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, after recording an unrealized loss of about 50%. The company filed an amendment with the SEC on September 4...
Altcoin-focused funds attracted about $90 million in inflows last week, with XRP leading the charge, signaling a potential broadening of institutional interest beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum. Wealth coach Kamilah Stevenson highlighted that this tre...
XRP token prices rose by about 7% to 8%, but several smaller U.S. spot XRP ETFs surged even higher, gaining 16% to 17%. This created an unusual short-term pricing gap between the ETFs and the underlying XRP token. The widening liquidity gap highlight...
