XRP's price is showing a bullish divergence, signaling a potential upward reversal above $1, coinciding with Ripple's CTO Emeritus David Schwartz denying rumors that the company considered selling or shutting down during its SEC lawsuit. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse had revealed that the company briefly considered closing and distributing XRP to shareholders but ultimately decided to fight the lawsuit, spending $150 million in legal fees. Schwartz clarified that the company never seriously planned to shut down, pushing back against media panic. This clarification, combined with the technical rebound, suggests XRP may enter a period of consolidation and renewed momentum.
SWIFT recently announced its blockchain-based ledger is ready for deployment, sparking debate on whether XRP needs SWIFT for global adoption. Analysts argue XRP already connects to over 13,000 banks through Ripple's network, making it independent of ...
XRP is trading just above $1, reflecting ongoing U.S. regulatory uncertainty despite rapid growth in XRP Ledger (XRPL) activity and real-world asset tokenization. The proposed U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could clarify XRP's regulatory statu...
Markus Infanger, RippleX's senior vice president, will speak at XRP Seoul 2026 during Korea Blockchain Week on October 3. The event gathers XRP holders, developers, and projects worldwide, reflecting growing activity and ecosystem expansion in the XR...
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed the company seriously considered closing after the SEC sued it in 2020, even planning to distribute XRP holdings to shareholders. They chose to fight the lawsuit despite spending about $150 million on legal costs...
Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen revealed that early legal advisers once deemed the company unsavable and suggested abandoning it due to legal and regulatory challenges. Despite this, Ripple persevered, building blockchain payment infrastructure and ex...
