
Ripple News: MPP AI kit as XRP Payment Demand Rises
Ripple’s XRPL AI Starter Kit now supports Machine Payments Protocol, but beta status and absent usage data still leave demand unproven.
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Ripple’s XRPL AI Starter Kit now supports Machine Payments Protocol, but beta status and absent usage data still leave demand unproven.

SBI’s role as a founding Circle Arc validator shows how institutions are hedging between USDC-based infrastructure and Ripple’s ecosystem in crypto markets.

Ripple 2026 event to Spotlight XRP ETFs, Tokenization, Stablecoins, AI agents, and what is ahead for the XRP Ledger.

XRP trades near $1.30 as Ripple's legal team touts commodity status and a $30 target. Here's the technical setup and what it would actually take to get there.

Moscow Exchange, Russia’s largest stock exchange, has announced the launch of perpetual futures contracts on five major cryptocurrency indices starting September 22, 2026. The new instruments cover Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Ripple, and Tron. It is traded under contract codes BTCUSDF, ETHUSDF, SOLUSDF, XRPUSDF, and TRXUSDF, respectively. The

Ripple’s David Schwartz exposes how the US Senate killed the landmark CLARITY Act to protect traditional bank profits, not rural economic interests.

Ripple's integration into AI payment protocols could significantly enhance XRP's role in automated transactions, boosting its utility and adoption.

Ripple's integration of XRP into AI-driven systems could accelerate its adoption, signaling a shift towards innovative financial solutions.


Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty says XRP’s U.S. regulatory status remains clear following years of litigation and federal agency guidance. He pointed to the 2023 federal court ruling and a March SEC-CFTC interpretation naming XRP a digital commodity. Alderoty Says Ripple and XRP Stand on Settled Ground XRP’s legal and regulatory position remains intact, […]

Ripple says the CLARITY Act’s failure does not alter XRP’s established legal position or disrupt its business. The company is emphasizing continued demand across payments, stablecoins, and institutional markets while broader U.S. crypto legislation remains unresolved. XRP’s Position Remains Unchanged After Senate Vote The CLARITY Act failed its Sept. 15 Senate test, but the result […]

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says there is still reason for optimism about U.S. crypto after the CLARITY Act failed to advance, pointing to continued SEC and CFTC rulemaking while stressing that the company’s business momentum remains intact. Garlinghouse Looks Beyond Failed Senate Vote Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is looking beyond Congress after the CLARITY Act […]

Failed cloture delayed a statutory framework while existing XRP access remained intact and post-vote fund demand stayed unmeasured.

Velocity raised $10 million to extend its Series A to $48 million, building payments infrastructure linking stablecoins with banks and card networks.

Circle has opened Arc’s public mainnet with 11 founding validators drawn almost entirely from traditional finance. At least two of them are also among Ripple’s closest commercial partners. The Validator List Reads Like a Bank Directory Arc’s genesis validator cohort is Blackrock, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), Galaxy, Global Payments, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), […]

XRP drops over 9% after the CLARITY Act's stalled vote, raising odds of a $1 retest. Full price analysis, Fed catalysts, and key levels to watch.

The CLARITY Act vote failed in the Senate, but Ripple says XRP’s existing legal footing remains distinct from the wider crypto market.

XRP dropped about 10% to $1.29 after the U.S. Senate blocked the CLARITY Act, the steepest fall among major crypto assets. The Steepest Drop on the Board XRP seems to have bore the brunt of the recent market bloodbath the worst, with the token falling to $1.29, a slide of roughly 7.5% to 10% depending […]

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says crypto can grow without the CLARITY Act after the Senate rejected cloture 49-50 on the market structure bill.

Garlinghouse expects the SEC and the CFTC to pick up more of the regulatory work while Congress remains stuck on legislation.