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 saw a 2% price increase after its integration with Stripe's payment tools launched on September 17, enabling AI-driven machine-to-machine payments through the Machine Payments Protocol. Trading volumes reached $2.8 billion, signaling strong activ...
Whale wallets have accumulated about 1.54 billion XRP tokens worth $2.2 billion in 96 hours, signaling strong investor confidence as XRP trades near $1.41. This large-scale buying reduces XRP's circulating supply, potentially supporting higher prices...
XRP has surpassed the $1.40 mark, signaling renewed investor interest as the XRP Ledger (XRPL) broadens its financial ecosystem beyond payments. The recent XRPL 3.4.0 upgrade introduced a lending framework supporting fixed-term, uncollateralized loan...
Saudi Arabia officially ended its participation in the mBridge project, a China-linked wholesale central bank digital currency (CBDC) initiative, after completing its proof of concept in May 2025. The project aimed to improve cross-border settlements...
Six Nobel Prize-winning economists endorsed California's Proposition 40, which proposes a one-time 5% tax on the wealth of the state's billionaires, potentially raising $100 billion. The economists highlighted that California's top 0.001% wealth grew...
