Ripple

Ripple’s xrpl.js package was hit by a supply chain attack, risking private key theft from DeFi wallets. The XRP Ledger is unaffected, and a secure update has been issued. While no major losses are reported, the breach highlights a rising threat: are hackers now targeting open-source blockchain tools?

Ripple and the SEC have filed a joint motion to pause their appeals for 60 days while finalising a settlement. The move follows an agreement in principle to resolve the lawsuit, including the SEC's appeal and charges against Ripple executives.

Paul Atkins, Trump’s SEC Chair nominee, faces a Senate confirmation hearing on 27 March, where lawmakers must rigourously evaluate his regulatory vision.

President Donald Trump will speak at the Digital Asset Summit in New York on 20 March, the first time a US president has addressed a crypto conference. His stance on regulation could have major market implications.

Trump’s White House crypto summit disappointed investors, offering only vague promises on stablecoin legislation and regulation instead of major policy shifts. Could his presidency threaten the future of digital assets?

Following Trump's announcement to include President Trump's announcement to include Cardano and XRP as part of the Crypto Strategic Reserve, many has been questioning Trump's selection of cryptocurrency to build the country's reserves.

In a Truth Social post on Sunday, Trump announced he would be creating a Crypto Strategic Reserve that includes XRP, SOL and ADA on top of Bitcoin and ETH.

With Gary Gensler out as SEC Chair, the crypto industry celebrates. President Trump has named Commissioner Mark Uyeda as acting chair until Paul Atkins is confirmed by the Senate.

Circle’s $1M USDC donation joins Ripple, Coinbase, Kraken, and Ondo Finance in boosting Trump’s inaugural fund, underscoring stablecoins’ rising role in politics. With top donors securing exclusive perks, who’s next to contribute?

As his SEC term ends, Gary Gensler reiterates his criticism of crypto, stressing the need for strict regulation and citing 100 enforcement actions. Is this frustration or justified caution?