
Ripple CEO Defends XRP’s Role in Global Payments at IMF Event
A resurfaced video shows Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse speaking at an event with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the

A resurfaced video shows Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse speaking at an event with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the

Ripple recently settled its legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after the agency withdrew its appeal.

XRP is showing strong signs of a major breakout, and traders everywhere are paying close attention. Crypto analyst Papa (@MamaGucci)

Jimmy Vallee, managing director of Valhil Capital, confirmed plans to seek $500 billion in restitution for XRP holders. He announced

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse believes XRP may soon join the United States’ digital asset reserve, potentially alongside Bitcoin. He also

XRP’s price has slipped from a high of $2.33, finding temporary support at $2.24 as volatility rattles the broader crypto

XRP has dipped slightly, but analysts remain optimistic about its potential. Experts believe the token could skyrocket to $70, citing

XRP’s network activity and price movement indicate a steady recovery. The transaction count recently exceeded 2 million, highlighting increased engagement.

A newly surfaced proposal suggests that the U.S. government adopt XRP as a strategic financial asset. Maximilian Staudinger, a financial

XRP’s network has witnessed a staggering 90% drop in payment volume, raising concerns among investors. This decline comes at a