Brian Njuguna

Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has surged past $710 million in value, with institutional access now live in Africa through strategic partnerships with Chipper Cash, VALR, and Yellow Card.

Ripple counters SWIFT CIO’s claim that banks won’t adopt XRP rails by highlighting ODL, licenses, and RLUSD, as CTO David Schwartz criticizes PoW in escalating XRP–Litecoin debate.

The Bank for International Settlements is increasingly positioning XRP as a potential global settlement infrastructure with its price remaining supported at $2.77.

VivoPower has partnered with Doppler Finance to unlock institutional XRP yield opportunities as an analyst projects a 77% price upside.

XRP-based products saw $134.1 million in inflows, the third-largest on record, as bulls hold firmly, keeping prices steady between $2.7 and $2.8 despite heavy selling pressure.

XRP is echoing its 2017 bull run setup, with a potential surge toward $4.50 in play amid a massive $706.5M on-chain transfer fueling speculation.

XRP’s cup-and-handle pattern targets $3.55 breakout as SEC and CFTC open the door for spot crypto trading on U.S. exchanges.

Whales amassed 340 million XRP in just two weeks as Ripple expands its cross-border payments reach through a new partnership with Thunes.

An analyst predicts XRP is poised to ‘go nuclear,’ citing an impending $84 trillion wealth transfer to younger, crypto-savvy generations over the next two decades amid XRPLedger’s explicit mention in an official BRICS report.