XRP dropped over 3% to $1, reaching its lowest level this year and extending a nearly 60% decline since January. Despite Ripple's efforts to expand in Europe and growing institutional interest, XRP's market cap fell to $62.8 billion, slipping to the sixth largest crypto asset. Thin trading volumes on Binance have raised concerns about potential market manipulation, with analysts warning of a further drop to $0.95. Retail investors remain divided, some seeing the dip as a buying opportunity while others caution about weak support levels.
Ripple Custody has integrated Canton Network support into its institutional platform with version 1.43, enabling customers to manage Canton Coin and CIP-56 tokens alongside other digital assets. This update supports on-premises and hybrid SaaS deploy...
Ripple Custody has launched version 1.43, enabling institutional clients to hold and transfer Canton Coin (CC) and CIP-56 tokens within their existing custody platform. This update uses a bring-your-own-validator model, allowing clients to keep their...
Ripple updated its institutional platform, Ripple Custody 1.43, to support the Canton Network, allowing banks and funds to securely custody Canton Coin and CIP-56 tokens. This move shifts the tokenization market dynamics by dispelling the 'XRP Killer...
Paxos has integrated XRP into its Crypto Brokerage platform, allowing partners to offer XRP trading, custody, deposits, and withdrawals. This move expands the range of assets businesses can provide through Paxos's infrastructure, which already serves...
Flare CEO Hugo Philion argues that Ripple CTO David Schwartz underestimates the lending potential on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). While Ripple's native lending protocol XLS-66 remains stalled, Flare has developed a workaround using Protocol Managed Wallets...
