The XRP Ledger has enhanced its AI payment capabilities by integrating Mastercard's Verifiable Intent (VI) standard. This integration adds cryptographic authorization and risk checks to autonomous blockchain transactions, allowing AI agents to securely prove who authorized payments, spending limits, and transaction details before settlement. Built on Mastercard's Agentic Commerce framework, this system strengthens security and transparency for enterprise-grade AI payments using XRP or Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin. The move supports the expected growth of AI-driven transactions on the XRPL network, potentially reaching up to 100 million in the coming years.
Several US asset managers, including Ledger Capital and Realta Investment Advisors, are adding XRP-linked ETFs to their portfolios, reflecting growing institutional adoption of Ripple-related investments. These ETFs offer a regulated, familiar way fo...
Traders on the crypto prediction platform Kalshi are betting on a 59% chance that XRP's price will fall below $1 before the end of 2026. This reflects growing uncertainty and declining confidence in XRP's price potential amid ongoing market volatilit...
XRP holdings on major exchanges like Upbit and Binance have significantly decreased, indicating fewer tokens are available for immediate trading. This decline in exchange reserves suggests investors are moving XRP to private wallets, reducing near-te...
XRP experienced heavy liquidations totaling $2.12 million in 24 hours, mostly from leveraged long positions losing nearly $2 million. This selling pressure comes as XRP trades near key support around $1.06-$1.10, with declining volume and market cap....
Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $103.9 million in net inflows last week, continuing strong institutional demand despite market volatility. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs saw a sharp decline in weekly inflows to $33.79 million after heavy outflows midweek, wi...
