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XRP Buzz Grows After Reported Closed-Door Meeting Between SWIFT And Ripple Executives

Speculation around XRP is intensifying following reports of a private meeting between SWIFT and Ripple executives, sparking market interest. Analysts suggest this could signal potential institutional adoption, with Ripple’s CEO previously predicting the XRP Ledger could capture 14% of SWIFT’s transaction volume in five years. Meanwhile, RealFi is finalizing a deal with a major exchange to list the REAL Token, indicating institutional migration to XRPL-based infrastructure. An upcoming event in Sydney, XRP Australia 2026, will bring developers together to build functional MVPs across DeFi, infrastructure, and real-world utility applications. On the trading front, XRP is consolidating around $1.37, with analysts noting that a breakout in volume could precede a strong directional move.

bitcoinist02/15 09:15

No Agreement Reached In White House Meeting Between Banks And The Crypto Industry

bitcoinist02/12 06:03

White House Meets Crypto and Banking Leaders to Resolve Stablecoin Rules in Crypto Bill

The White House is convening a high-level meeting with executives from major crypto companies and traditional banks to resolve a key disagreement stalling the U.S. crypto market structure bill. The primary point of contention is the regulation of stablecoins, specifically whether exchanges should be allowed to offer interest, yield, and rewards on them. Traditional banks argue these rewards resemble unregulated savings accounts and could pull deposits away, weakening the banking system. Crypto firms counter that these benefits offer consumers better returns and efficiency, asserting they can be regulated without threatening financial stability. Organized by the White House's Crypto Policy Council, the meeting aims to find a compromise. Major crypto trade groups are participating, viewing this as a critical opportunity to establish clear rules and prevent regulatory paralysis that could push innovation overseas.

TheNewsCrypto01/29 07:59

SEC to Hold Miami Meeting With Crypto Startups and Developers

The U.S. SEC will hold a meeting in Miami on January 27 with crypto startups and developers to gather feedback before finalizing new regulations. Commissioner Hester Peirce invited small projects to share their challenges and concerns. Under new Chairman Paul Atkins, the SEC is shifting from enforcement-focused actions under former leadership toward clearer rules and direct engagement. The initiative has drawn mixed reactions—some criticize potential delays, while others see it as a constructive step. The approach has increased market confidence, particularly for U.S.-based and compliance-friendly crypto projects, and may give startups a voice in shaping future policies.

TheNewsCrypto01/08 13:37