Events

Binance has integrated Ripple’s RLUSD on the XRP Ledger, enabling deposits (withdrawals soon), and has launched trading and yield options for RLUSD, increasing its liquidity, trading volume and market cap as it expands to multiple exchanges.

Doppler Finance’s collaboration with OpenEden will place tokenized U.S. Treasury bills and regulated yield-bearing instruments on the XRP Ledger. The initiative lets XRP and RLUSD holders access compliant, institutional-grade on-ledger returns, broadening real-world-asset and stablecoin utility across the Ripple ecosystem.

Ripple and UAE digital bank Zand are deepening their collaboration to pair Ripple's RLUSD with Zand's AEDZ on the XRP Ledger. The move seeks to expand stablecoin payment rails and liquidity services across the Middle East within a regulated compliance framework.

Binance is listing Ripple's dollar-backed stablecoin RLUSD and will add spot trading pairs with XRP and USDT after it surpassed a $1.3 billion market cap. RLUSD launches on Ethereum first, with XRP Ledger support coming soon, positioning it as a major emerging stablecoin.

Ripple will put $150 million into LMAX Group to have its $1.4 billion RLUSD stablecoin accepted as collateral at institutional trading venues, strengthening connections between regulated finance and digital assets and reshaping institutional liquidity and collateral management, while Ripple's token eases but remains above key support.

Ripple is extending its USD-backed stablecoin RLUSD beyond its own network, testing it on multiple Ethereum layer-2 chains and using Wormhole to pursue a multichain rollout aimed at making RLUSD core market infrastructure and boosting XRP utility for 2026 L2 plans.

Ripple is rolling out its RLUSD stablecoin across multiple Ethereum Layer 2 networks using Wormhole’s NTT standard, improving multichain interoperability and regulatory compliance. The move follows a $500 million raise that valued Ripple at $40 billion and conditional approval to become a U.S. trust bank.

Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has exceeded a $1 billion circulating supply on Ethereum and received regulatory clearance in Abu Dhabi, accelerating its rollout across the Middle East. Rising use beyond trading into cross-border payments is boosting RLUSD’s rank among major stablecoins, while XRP’s performance stays modest and uncertain amid wider market volatility.

Ripple’s dollar‑pegged stablecoin RLUSD has topped $1 billion in supply on Ethereum and been recognised as an Accepted Fiat‑Referenced Token in Abu Dhabi. The developments mark a notable regulatory and growth milestone and underline rising global demand for regulated digital assets.

Ripple’s USD-linked stablecoin RLUSD is expanding quickly: 10 million additional tokens were minted on the XRP Ledger, bringing its market capitalization to roughly $1.26 billion. The token also reached a regulatory milestone after being designated an official Fiat-Referenced Token by Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM).

Ripple has partnered with Mastercard to explore using the RLUSD stablecoin on the XRP Ledger to settle fiat card payments, aiming to modernize and streamline transactions by integrating blockchain with traditional banking systems.

Bitnomial, a Chicago-based and CFTC-regulated exchange, is the first U.S. derivatives platform to accept stablecoins, specifically Ripple USD (RLUSD), as margin collateral, enhancing trading stability and liquidity while expanding support for XRP.

Ripple's XRP ecosystem is evolving with increased institutional adoption and the expanding use of its RLUSD stablecoin, which is nearing a $900 million market cap. Strategic expansions and global collaborations are enhancing cross-border payments and financial services, highlighting Ripple's growing influence and real-world applications in blockchain technology.