XRP news, data & research
Independent reporting, live market data, and source-led guides covering XRP, the XRP Ledger, Ripple, regulation, and the payments infrastructure around them.
Every time-sensitive claim points back to its source. Data views disclose their feed, their window, and their limits.
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Ripple’s September 11 RLUSD guide distinguishes issuer oversight from collateral eligibility. February and March CFTC records explain the limits for brokers, customer funds and uncleared swaps.
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XRP LedgerSep 11, 2026XRPL Activates fixCleanup3_3_0, Bringing AMM and Checks Fixes Into Effect
RippleSep 10, 2026Ripple Expands GSmart Treasury AI With Human Approval Before Financial Actions
XRP Ledger SecuritySep 10, 2026XRPL Permission Delegation Fix Targets Permissions That Survive Account Deletion
InstitutionalSep 9, 2026Gratus Reserve V Files $75M Offering With XRP Exposure and Liquidity Limits
TechnologySep 9, 2026XRPL AI Payments Put Merchant Settlement Verification in Focus
TechnologySep 8, 2026Ethereum Frames Advance a Gas-Sponsorship Path for RLUSDXRP intelligence / live data
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Education pathways
Path 01
Start with XRP fundamentals: what it is, how it works, supply, tokenomics, energy use, and common misconceptions.
Path 02
Explore the XRP Ledger’s consensus, validators, DEX, AMMs, fees, reserves, identity features, and developer capabilities.
Path 03
Understand Ripple the company, its leadership, products, acquisitions, stablecoin, partnerships, and relationship to XRP.
Path 04
Buy, send, and store XRP with clear explanations of custody, destination tags, wallet recovery, phishing, and scams.
Path 05
Evaluate XRP market cycles, price claims, chart signals, portfolio risk, ETFs, lending, and trading without treating forecasts as facts.
Path 06
Follow XRP’s legal status, SEC v. Ripple, securities analysis, tax considerations, and regulation by jurisdiction.
Path 07
Examine documented XRP and XRPL use cases in payments, banking, remittances, CBDCs, trade finance, and tokenization.
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Foundations
Practical guide
ResearchEach guide opens with the short answer, then shows the evidence, context, and limits behind it.
Answer index / core records
Each entry opens with the short answer, then shows the evidence, context, and limits behind it. Sources are named where the claim is time-sensitive.
Tools / live instruments
Live market
Price, ranges, and volume with the feed and window stated on the page.
Ledger data
Major balances, known accounts, and the concentration methodology behind them.
Schedule reference
The monthly schedule alongside the escrow events confirmed on the ledger.
Market levels
Current support and resistance areas shown next to the latest price.
Calculator
Model profit, loss, and return from an entry price, exit price, and amount.
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Estimate XRP Ledger fee costs across one transaction or a larger batch.
Editorial protocol
Three standards apply to every guide, data view, and report on this site.
Query archive / fundamentals
Open a short answer, then follow its guide and primary source when you need the full record.
XRP is the native digital asset of the public, open-source XRP Ledger. It is used to pay transaction costs on the network and can bridge value between currencies and tokens.
No. XRP is a digital asset on the XRP Ledger. Ripple is a private technology company that builds payment and digital-asset infrastructure. Ripple contributes to the XRP ecosystem, but it does not own or operate the public ledger.
The XRP Ledger generally closes a new validated ledger in about three to five seconds. A transaction result is final when it is included in a validated ledger.
No. XRP does not use proof-of-work mining. The XRP Ledger uses a consensus process in which independent validators agree on the transactions included in each validated ledger.
The XRP Ledger began with a fixed supply of 100 billion XRP. No additional XRP can be created, and the small transaction cost that is destroyed with each transaction gradually reduces the total supply.
Yes. As of July 2026, an XRP Ledger account on Mainnet must hold a 1 XRP base reserve, plus 0.2 XRP for each owner-reserve object. Network validators can vote to change these amounts, so check the live documentation before funding a wallet.