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Ripple’s chief legal officer Stuart Alderoty says the SEC’s latest crypto guidance does more than clarify policy. In his reading, it effectively cements what Ripple has argued for years: XRP is not a security, but a digital commodity.

The comment came after the US Securities and Exchange Commission said it had issued “an interpretation that clarifies the application of federal securities laws to crypto assets,” calling the move “a major step” toward giving markets, investors and innovators more clarity.

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Alderoty quickly tied that announcement to Ripple’s long-running legal fight with the agency, writing via X:
“We always knew XRP wasn’t a security – and now the SEC 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.”

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. https://t.co/jJ7QTUiJbJ

— Stuart Alderoty (@s_alderoty) March 18, 2026

That framing matters because it pushes the conversation beyond the narrower question of whether XRP sales can fall within securities laws in certain contexts. Alderoty’s post suggests Ripple sees the SEC’s latest interpretation as broader validation of the company’s core position: that XRP itself should be treated as a commodity-style crypto asset rather than a security instrument.

Notably, the Commission’s new guidance defines how federal securities laws apply to crypto assets. Even so, the market reaction around XRP was immediate, with several legal commentators and crypto experts reading the move as a meaningful shift in the regulatory ground beneath the asset.

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Visa has introduced a command-line interface tool that allows artificial intelligence agents to execute card payments without human intervention, marking its first public product from Visa Crypto Labs.

Excited to share Visa CLI, the first experimental product from Visa Crypto Labs. Check it out and request access here https://t.co/uxKKm2tB7y pic.twitter.com/7dh4Qckbtz

— Cuy Sheffield (@cuysheffield) March 18, 2026

The tool, known as Visa CLI, signals a deeper push by the payments giant into infrastructure for automated, machine-driven commerce.

The beta release was announced by Cuy Sheffield, who leads Visa’s crypto division. The tool is designed to simplify how developers build payment-enabled applications by removing the need to manage traditional API keys. Instead, bots and scripts can initiate transactions directly from terminal environments, streamlining automated payment workflows.

The launch comes as companies across finance and technology move to support what is increasingly described as agentic commerce, where autonomous software systems transact on behalf of users. In these environments, payments become embedded within workflows, enabling agents to pay for services, data, or infrastructure as tasks are completed.

Visa’s approach centers on integrating agent payments into its existing card network, distinguishing it from crypto-native efforts. Competitors such as Coinbase and Cloudflare have focused on stablecoin-based solutions using HTTP standards, while Visa is extending traditional payment rails to support programmable, machine-initiated transactions.

The CLI tool currently requires authentication through GitHub, indicating an early focus on developers. It builds on Visa’s broader Intelligent Commerce initiative, which includes more than 100 p

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