XRP Ledger v3.3.0 retires five long active amendments, including Clawback, removing legacy code while leaving user facing features intact.
XRP (XRP) is hovering just above the psychologically important ‘$1 support' after the U.S. Senate delayed a vote on the CLARITY Act, dampening near-term optimism that digital-asset classification rules could be clarified soon. The setback has added to an already weak short-term trend, even as the XRP Ledger (XRPL) community advances proposals aimed at making the network more attractive for regulated, institutional use.
An attempt to expand the capabilities of XRP Ledger (XRPL) has sparked a heated technical debate in the crypto community. The discussion was triggered by a radical proposal to increase the limit of the transaction Memo field by 1,200 times, from the current 1 KB to approximately 1.3 MB.
XRP may already satisfy the requirements that are needed to be treated as a digital commodity under the proposed CLARITY Act, according to analyst Bill Morgan.
A sharp reversal in account-to-account payments returns activity toward baseline, while the $1 floor defines the immediate technical outlook.
While XRP's price remains stuck in place, wearing down retail investors' nerves, major players have pulled off a stealth maneuver. In just one week, they snapped up more than 380 million XRP, increasing their combined balance to 8.13 billion coins.
XRP's bullish catalysts face a tough test as $1 support and bearish odds come into focus.
XRP is likely to hold above the $1 support level in the coming week, with the Finbold AI Agent projecting the cryptocurrency will remain largely stable.
XRP bottom signals are emerging, but traders still need confirmation above key monthly resistance levels.
XRP Ledger (XRPL) is pushing forward with an institution-focused upgrade, but XRP's market is still trading under a cloud of U.S. regulatory uncertainty—leaving the token's price largely range-bound around $1.04 as investors wait for clearer catalysts. XRPL contributors have released version 3.3.0, submitting six protocol amendments for validator voting in a move designed to strengthen the network's readiness for regulated financial use cases.
Although XRP has briefly flipped to the green side of the market after multiple days of extreme volatility, it has plunged back to levels not seen this month.
Ripple says the regulatory groundwork for its European crypto business is now in place, shifting its focus from winning approvals to scaling. The push follows full MiCA authorization as Europe tightens rules for crypto service providers. Ripple Declares Europe Ready for Its Next Phase Ripple said in an Aug.