JPMorgan data reveals XRP experienced the biggest monthly ETF inflow surge as a percentage of assets under management since July 2025, surpassing Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptocurrencies. This rapid growth highlights increasing institutional interest in XRP ETFs, which, although smaller in total assets than Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, are expanding faster relative to their size. Beyond ETFs, the XRP Ledger supports a $4.3 billion tokenization market, indicating institutions are adopting XRP not just as an asset but as a platform for blockchain-based financial markets. With regulatory clarity improving and major firms like Morgan Stanley investing in XRP products, XRP's role in institutional finance is strengthening and could become foundational in blockchain finance.
XRP's price dropped after the US Senate postponed the vote on the CLARITY Act, a bill aimed at clarifying crypto regulations. This delay prolongs uncertainty around which federal agencies oversee digital assets, causing traders to price in higher ris...
Bitcoin remains stable around $64,700 despite escalating Middle East tensions following an attack by Yemen’s Iran-linked Houthis on Saudi Arabia, which has driven Brent crude oil prices above $83 a barrel. This geopolitical unrest has also boosted go...
On August 6, Ripple minted 811,026 RLUSD stablecoins on the XRP Ledger using a three-signer multisignature process, costing just 0.000405 XRP. This mint increased RLUSD's supply to over half of the total stablecoin supply on the XRPL, making it the l...
The Senate is close to deciding on the CLARITY Act, a significant crypto regulation bill currently under review by President Trump. This legislation aims to clarify when digital assets fall under SEC or CFTC oversight, resolving long-standing uncerta...
XRP fell about 2.2% to trade near $1.03 amid broader market weakness and the U.S. Senate postponing the CLARITY Act vote to September, removing a near-term regulatory catalyst. Binance saw an 8% rise in XRP open interest while spot buying demand drop...
