U.S. banking groups urge regulators to delay Ripple banking license, citing lack of transparency and concerns over national ...

Ripple’s $5 billion bid to acquire Circle, the issuer of USDC, was reportedly rejected as the stablecoin market heats up.

The trio serve somewhat different functions within the crypto ecosystem, but they’re all jockeying to get in line with shifting federal regulations and claim the spoils of America’s banking system. If ...

Circle made a blockbuster public debut on the New York Stock Exchange in early June. The oversubscribed initial public offering (IPO) turned it into one of the hottest stocks in the market. Circle ...

John Deaton clarifies XRP isn't competing with Circle. He says Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin challenges USDC, not XRP.

Ripple, Circle, and BitGo crypto firms seek U.S. bank licenses to align with new stablecoin laws and Federal Reserve access.

With growing pressure for clearer regulation in the crypto space, some of the names in the industry, Ripple and Circle, are ...

Chris Larsen continues to offload XRP, and has just sent $26 million to Coinbase. All of this is happening as the token makes ...

Jamie Dimon has confirmed that JPMorgan plans to enter the stablecoin industry, competing with the likes of Tether, Circle, ...

Like Circle, Ripple also issues a USD-pegged stablecoin and is similarly seeking a national banking license. The Senate passed the GENIUS Act that deals with stablecoin regulation on June 17.

Linqto, which offers shares of private firms like Ripple, filed for bankruptcy. Popular XRP advocate John Deaton has sued the ...

Ripple’s CEO said the tie-up with BNY Mellon represents how regulatory headwinds are no longer a reality for the XRP-linked ...