Ripple

Ripple keeps broadening its reach outside the US, while whales have shown notable interest in XRP. Ripple remains one of the most talked-about projects in the crypto space, driven by constant developments across its ecosystem. Despite the ongoing market correction, XRP (the company’s native token) has posted weekly gains, whereas some key indicators suggest a

A detailed diagram circulating on X has reignited one of the most important debates in crypto: whether owning XRP actually benefits retail investors or simply funds Ripple Labs and its shareholders. The chart lays out what it calls the Ripple/XRP Paradox and the argument is structured enough to be worth addressing seriously. The Core Argument

Tokenized deposits mark a new phase in Ripple’s push for institutional adoption...

Key Takeaways: With the help of Securosys and Figment, Ripple is putting the weight of its depository service behind the business, which is to say, it is getting a substantial security upgrade and offering an entirely new crypto-staking model. The inclusion of the HSM provides the banks with more control over the keys and the

Ripple has enabled staking for Ethereum and Solana within its institutional custody business, expanding beyond safekeeping to include asset servicing features that large investors increasingly consider standard. The new capability, delivered through a partnership with staking infrastructure provider Figment, enables Ripple Custody clients to offer staking on major proof-of-stake networks without setting up validator infrastructure.

The chief executive of Ripple has reaffirmed the company’s commitment to the XRP ecosystem, saying the “XRP family has and always will be top of mind for Ripple,” a message that comes as the token struggles to regain upward momentum following recent market volatility. The reassurance followed renewed discussion around XRP’s role as a bridge

Blockchain payments company Ripple is expanding its institutional digital asset custody services through new partnerships designed to strengthen security infrastructure and broaden staking capabilities for large financial clients. The company announced collaborations with cybersecurity provider Securosys and staking infrastructure firm Figment, moves aimed at helping banks, asset managers, and regulated institutions deploy digital asset custody

Ripple is taking another step into decentralized finance, backing onchain derivatives at a moment when institutional players are quietly reassessing how and where they trade. The blockchain firm said its institutional brokerage arm, Ripple Prime, has begun supporting Hyperliquid, a fast-growing decentralized derivatives venue. The move allows Ripple Prime clients to access onchain derivatives liquidity