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As an #XRP holder I do not, nor have i ever been, under the impression that I am entitled to shareholder rights for purchasing the virtual currency XRP. @SEC_News @Ripple

TODAY 🚨: The Commission issued an interpretation that clarifies the application of federal securities laws to crypto assets. This is a major step to provide greater clarity regarding the Commission’s treatment of crypto assets. Read the release here: ow.ly/XhhV50YvxvO

We always knew XRP wasn't a security - and now the @SECGov has made clear what it is: a digital commodity. Grateful to the Crypto Task Force for working to deliver the clarity that markets, investors, and innovators have long deserved.

NEW: Evernorth Holdings files Form S-4 with SEC to list on Nasdaq under ticker $XRPN via SPAC merger. The billion-dollar $XRP treasury vehicle will actively deploy capital to DeFi, lending, and validator participation.

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@Ripple Fueling the future of the digital payment world 🌐

Digital assets are moving from experimentation to real-world use. We see collaboration across the ecosystem as key to connecting onchain innovation with trusted global payments infrastructure. Initiatives like the @Mastercard Crypto Partner Program help bring builders, networks, and financial institutions closer together.

I've always liked XRP Ledger for its consensus algorithm where you need like 80% to do an attack. To me, it has always been superior to the Bitcoin consensus algorithm.

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New: @FlareNetworks and @XamanWallet launch one-click DeFi access for $XRP holders, letting users deposit into yield-generating vaults in a single transaction, without bridging or leaving their wallet.

One last point that I don't make often enough: We carefully and intentionally designed XRPL so that we could not control it. It's not because we weren't 100% confident we were the very smartest and very best people who could always make the very best decisions. We were confident we were and that we could. We did not lack ego. But what we also knew was that given the regulatory environment and practical realities of being a company and having investors, there was simply no way we could be assured that we were in control over our own actions. Ripple, for example, has to honor US court orders. It cannot say no. I think US courts are great and generally issue orders that make sense for good reasons. But could a US court decide that international comity with an oppressive was more important than XRPL or Ripple? We were quite concerned that could come down either way. We absolutely and clearly decided that we DID NOT WANT control and that it would be to our own benefit to not have that control. We always want people to trust us. People trusting me is all upside for me. I want as much of that as possible. So does Ripple. But people *having* to trust me or Ripple or anyone else to use XRPL is all downside for us. We knew very early that we wanted as little of that as possible. We designed it so that we could not own or control it because that was the only way to ensure that nobody could own or control it. And think about it. Say Ripple could censor transactions or double spend. If we ever did that, all trust in XRPL would be destroyed. It would never make sense for anyone to use that power. And the best way to be able to say "no" is to have to say "no" because you cannot do the thing asked. Our entire objective in designing the consensus model was to limit its power, for selfish reasons at least as much as noble ones. And the design reflects those objectives.

It may be helpful to explain how XRPL solves the double spend problem one more time: Conceptually, you can solve pretty much every blockchain problem by ensuring that every node enforces every rule. The one problem you can't solve without a UNL, PoW, PoS or something like that is the double spend problem. Why? Because even if you have some rule that says transaction X wins over transaction Y, you might have one node that saw transaction A (which wins over X and Y) and one node that didn't. Everything else can be solved with objective rules. Transactions that don't follow the rules are always ignored. Transactions that do are resolved by some objective sorting algorithm to decide which goes first. You just need to agree whether transactions were seen or not. XRPL solves this with a live consensus round every five seconds. For every valid transaction, nodes vote whether to include the transaction in this round or the next round. That's it. That's all they need to do. The only reason an honest node would reject a valid transaction is if it didn't see it yet. And, in that case, you definitely saw it before the cutoff for the next round. So all XRPL needs to maintain consensus if for honest nodes to be willing to defer a valid transaction to the next round if a majority of validators say they didn't see it before the cut-off. That's it. That's how XRPL maintains consensus. Everything else is handled by every node enforcing every rule. There are only two reasons you need a UNL: 1) Otherwise a malicious party could create an unbounded number of validators causing nodes to need to do excessive work to reach consensus. 2) Otherwise a malicious party could create validators that just didn't participate in consensus, leaving nodes unable to tell whether they actually had reached a consensus with other nodes. That's it. There's no control or governance here other than coordinating activation of new features. (And that can't be controlled by validators because a validator cannot make your node enforce a rule it does not have the code to enforce.)

Latest: French banking giant Société Générale’s digital assets arm launches its €65.8M euro stablecoin $EURCV on the XRP Ledger.

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Ripple Monica Long " XRP is our North Star ✨ it is at the center of everything we are building." 🔹 Institutional-grade Lending (XLS-66) 🔹 Scaling the native DEX for global liquidity 🔹 Bridges to the financial world With the DEX and Lending features coming to the forefront in 2026, the #XRPL is ready for the world stage. Ripple is building the future of value, and XRP is at the heart of it.

Ripple has navigated significant legal challenges, most notably the SEC lawsuit, which concluded in August 2025 with a $125 million civil penalty and XRP recognized as a security only in institutional sales, providing regulatory clarity in the US. The XRPL continues to see high network activity with thousands of transactions per second, supporting a robust ecosystem. Full Article: hubs.li/Q042TnfN0 #Ripple #SEC #CryptoRegulation #XRP #DigitalAssets @Ripple

$RLUSD has launched on @Binance with full XRPL support 🚀 on.ripple.com/4aN66hK

Great news for RLUSD minted on the XRPL @ScamDetective5 will be over the moon

A genuinely huge moment for XRPL as traditional finance moves onchain! Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of leading UK insurer Aviva plc, has announced a partnership with @Ripple with the intention of tokenising traditional fund structures on the XRPL. Read more about how we will be working with Aviva Investors here: ripple.com/ripple-press/a…

@rushicrypto I think this is the longest standing delusional sentence I heard since I'm into crypto, and I'm talking 2016.

$XRP is the most successful and longest running scam in crypto