Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has received regulatory approval from the NYDFS, enabling its launch. The approval positions RLUSD to compete with major stablecoins like USDT and USDC, with Ripple planning partnerships and expansion into the DeFi space.
WeatherlyPresident-elect Trump has named former SEC commissioner Paul Atkins to replace Gary Gensler as SEC Chair, a move seen as crypto-friendly. Praised by Trump as a "proven leader" with regulatory expertise, Atkins' appointment has garnered support from the crypto community, including Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. Does this mark a new chapter for crypto regulation, leaving Gensler's contentious policies behind?
CatherineA recent speech by SEC Chairman has left many speculating about his potential resignation from the SEC.
XingChiThe cryptocurrency community is enraged after Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, revealed that he had made an additional $10 million donation in XRP to support Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign.
XingChiRipple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed that Citigroup terminated his banking relationship due to his involvement in the crypto industry, highlighting the growing issue of de-banking for crypto professionals. He criticised the Biden administration's regulatory stance and expressed optimism for a more favourable crypto environment after the upcoming presidential elections.
AnaisDonald Trump has raised approximately $7.5 million in cryptocurrency donations for his 2024 presidential campaign, with major contributions coming from Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP. The influx of crypto donations reflects his shift from a critic to a pro-crypto candidate, gaining support from key figures in the industry.
AnaisDespite ongoing regulatory challenges in the US, Japan and BRICS continue to embrace Ripple (XRP) and its infrastructure.
XingChiRipple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse slams the SEC for ignoring a court ruling declaring XRP non-security, escalating the regulatory conflict.
Xu LinRipple’s Chris Larsen has donated $1 million in XRP to support Kamala Harris, joining other crypto advocates who believe her administration could offer a softer stance on blockchain regulation.
WenJunThe XRP community has launched a petition urging the SEC to drop its "baseless" appeal in the Ripple case. The petition has gained over 10,000 signatures, highlighting frustration with the four-year legal battle. Will this pressure end the lawsuit, or will it persist?
CatherineFormer Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers warns of hidden inflation crisis, suggesting traditional metrics may underestimate economic challenges. Rising borrowing costs and stagnant housing market contribute to consumer woes. Urgent reassessment needed.
SanyaThe crux of the matter is the tricks the Fed is playing under the table. The Fed's overt public operations and statements are a cover-up, while the real actions are behind the scenes. The combination of blindfolding and behind-the-scenes movements creates a complete magic effect.
JinseFinanceThe recent surge in XRP whale activity and growing investor interest indicate a potential positive shift in the XRP market. While predictions of a substantial price surge persist, the current trading status suggests a cautious approach. Investors and enthusiasts will be closely monitoring market developments for further insights.
BerniceTether partners with the FBI and Secret Service to combat USDT-related crimes, emphasizing its commitment to legal compliance and fighting illicit activities.
EdmundA new report finds that bankrupt crypto lender BlockFi had more financial interest in Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX and Alameda Research than originally believed.
dailyhodlThe legal tussle mirrors those already held for collapsed crypto lender Celsius and the FTX exchange.
CoindeskAlameda had its orders processed milliseconds faster than its rivals at FTX, giving it a substantial trading edge.
cryptopotatoThe ongoing inquiry into Terra's crash has reportedly taken a new turn as authorities have connected a new crypto entity ...
BitcoinistThe educational website shares that the Secret Service intends to combat "illicit use of digital assets" and provides "public awareness information."
CointelegraphThe U.S. Secret Service says the immutable and transparent aspect of the blockchain ledger allows the agency to track transactions made by criminals easier than cash in some cases.
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