The Latest Breaking News from XRP

The SEC has delayed a decision on proposed $XRP and $DOGE ETFs, triggering comparisons between the former and current SEC Chairs, who were both embraced by the crypto space when they were confirmed.

$XRP prices have been unmoved in recent weeks, despite big news around the XRP Ledger's native crypto token. Amid rising impatience among retailers, an expert provided an explanation into what could be affecting the digital coin's price action.

ProShares has received SEC approval to launch $XRP futures ETFs this week, and while they aren't spot products, the news appears to have helped pump the token's price overnight.

The crypto market has made gains this week with Solana adding 14% and XRP adding 5%.

Teucrium launched an $XRP ETF and, in an interview, CEO Sal Gilbertie explained why the asset adviser chose the XRP Ledger's native cryptocurrency for an ETF and also lauded the $XRP Army.

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Paul Atkins is now the official SEC Chair, entering the Wall Street regulator with much expectations and picking up the pieces of the broken relationship that his predecessor left behind with the crypto industry.

$SOL is leading all other major cryptocurrencies in terms of returns over the past week, even outperforming Bitcoin, and $XRP, which has had crypto holders doubting in recent weeks due to its price "inaction," was the only crypto coin in the Top 10 that logged year-to-date returns so far.

Nine companies have so far filed to issue an $XRP ETF even as the crypto asset remains unmoved by growing interest in the product – which big names are seeking SEC approval?

Altcoins are showing increased resilience in recent days as Trump's global tariffs hit the crypto industry hard – Bitcoin used to be the life of the crypto market, but at least in the last seven days, altcoins buoyed the market.

Ethereum and $XRP were the top gainers Tuesday among the most valuable cryptocurrencies after President Trump rolled back tariffs on most countries for a 90-day period and Paul Atkins was confirmed as the new SEC Chair.