Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF filing boosts market confidence, pushing XRP’s price higher amid growing institutional interest. A successful ETF approval could enhance XRP’s liquidity and market access, positioning it for long-term growth. In line with a recent CNF report, Franklin Templeton has officially submitted an S-1 filing with the SEC for a Solana-based spot ETF.
The OCC makes an initial step towards creating easier banking access for crypto firms as it rescinds certain Agency decisions. Earlier, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent disclosed that he would be working with the OCC to withdraw guidances that are affecting the crypto industry. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has, in a
A 2018 Ripple internal email rekindles the claims that the company is behind the “Bitcoin is controlled by China” propaganda. Ripple boss Brad Garlinghouse is reported to have publicly confirmed this claim as the company also stated a similar position in its Wells Notice response to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2020.
Grok’s $30,000 XRP valuation is based on an unrealistic $30 trillion daily transaction volume — current market conditions make such figures unlikely. XRP’s price depends heavily on transaction velocity and circulating supply — a higher velocity or larger supply would significantly lower price projections. According to the last XRP price forecast reported by CNF, analysts
Ripple could potentially satisfy the $125 million penalty by transferring XRP to a federal address, setting a new precedent for digital asset settlements. If Ripple’s settlement includes XRP, it could legitimize cryptocurrencies within U.S. financial frameworks and influence future regulatory decisions. Reports are evolving regarding the legal saga between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities
XRP offers near-instant settlements (3–5 seconds) and significantly lower transaction costs ($0.0002 compared to SWIFT’s $50), positioning it as a future-ready alternative for global payments. XRP’s “secret weapon” lies in its liquidity, freeing up capital tied in dormant accounts under SWIFT. The XRP community believes that global finance dynamics are changing quickly and that the
As an analyst delves into the discussion, the OCC’s recent decision to improve banks’ accessibility to crypto assets is expected to greatly benefit XRP. XRP has been tipped to hit $33 as a renowned crypto analyst dismisses the “market cap argument.” Crypto analyst Xaif has weighed in on the recent groundbreaking decision by the Office
Ripple CTO David Schwartz refuted claims about new XRP minting, confirming the supply is hard-capped at 100 billion tokens with no function to create more. XRP Ledger’s design and security measures, including invariant checkers, strictly prevent any manipulation of the token supply, ensuring its immutability since inception. A new wave of speculation has stirred up
XRPL is advancing infrastructure with permissioned domains that enable access control, allowing institutions to set KYC and AML-compliant rules for participation. Credentials are verified without storing personal information on-chain, ensuring privacy while meeting regulatory requirements. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is spearheading the development of on-chain financial infrastructure with the launch of Permissioned Domains (XLS-80). It’s
ZachXBT has disclosed that Chris Larsen, Ripple’s co-founder, suffered a crypto loss of approximately $150 million in January 2024. Investigators linked the theft to the 2022 LastPass breach, where hackers exploited stolen credentials from encrypted vaults to access Chris Larsen’s private keys. The massive theft of 283 million, valued at $150 million at the time,