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+8.04%
$0.00001001

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+7.26%
$0.7023

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+5.84%
$0.1160

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+4.17%
$0.03378

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+2.46%
$4.37

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$2.05

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$0.9995

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$0.6593

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$0.1725

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$373.11

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+1.19%
$0.07023

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$0.007434

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$41.47

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$84.32
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$0.03015

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$0.3246

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$54.93

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$77,635.34
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$1.87

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$1.14

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$1.83

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$2,321.73

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$2,310.97

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$4,692.92

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+0.03%
$1.0000

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$1.14

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+415.28%
$0.9983

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$0.7023
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$0.007889

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$2.57

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$0.9995

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$0.1160

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+24.98%
$0.9662

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+21.64%
$84.32

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+20.71%
$0.07023

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+17.37%
$358

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+15.57%
$0.6508

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+8.03%
$0.9996

VOL24
+7.02%
$0.08461

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+2.62%
$0.03576

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+2.25%
$0.007052

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+0.45%
$2.05

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+0.01%
$1.13

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$1

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$115.03

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$1.11

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$1.23

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$11.06

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+8.04%
$0.00001001

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+7.26%
$0.7023

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$0.1160

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+4.17%
$0.03378

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+2.46%
$4.37

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+2.01%
$2.05

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+1.83%
$0.9995

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+1.79%
$0.6593

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+1.58%
$0.1725

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+1.4%
$373.11

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+1.19%
$0.07023

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+0.80%
$0.007434

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+0.72%
$41.47

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+0.68%
$84.32
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+0.63%
$0.03015

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+0.35%
$0.3246

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$54.93

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+0.20%
$77,635.34
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+0.20%
$1.87

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+0.16%
$1.14

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+0.15%
$1.83

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+0.14%
$2,321.73

PRICE
+0.07%
$2,310.97

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+0.05%
$4,692.92

PRICE
+0.03%
$1.0000

VOL24
+74,808.89%
$1.14

VOL24
+415.28%
$0.9983

VOL24
+159.34%
$0.7023
VOL24
+153.21%
$0.007889

VOL24
+132.57%
$2.57

VOL24
+111.51%
$0.9995

VOL24
+73.79%
$0.1160

VOL24
+24.98%
$0.9662

VOL24
+21.64%
$84.32

VOL24
+20.71%
$0.07023

VOL24
+17.37%
$358

VOL24
+15.57%
$0.6508

VOL24
+8.03%
$0.9996

VOL24
+7.02%
$0.08461

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+2.62%
$0.03576

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+2.25%
$0.007052

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+0.45%
$2.05

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+0.01%
$1.13

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$1

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+0%
$115.03

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$1.11

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$1.23

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$11.06
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23 Apr 2026, 20:00

Ripple’s XRP is being touted as the missing piece that could lead the next major wave of transformation in the crypto sector. According to a market expert, XRP may play a key role in accelerating decentralized finance (DeFi) adoption and potentially challenging the dominance of traditional finance (TradFi) systems. This view ties into a long-standing debate in the financial sector about whether DeFi could realistically compete with, or even replace, traditional banking structures . How Ripple’s XRP Could Transform The Crypto Sector In a recent X post, Vet, an XRP Ledger (XRPL) dUNL validator, said that the decentralized finance sector still has a long way to go before it could completely replace or take over traditional finance systems. He noted that XRP is well-positioned to play a leading role in this transition by challenging the structural limitations in the TradFi space. Vet’s remarks underscore clear flaws within the traditional finance sector. As DeFi continues to evolve, it has increasingly exposed the inefficiencies and constraints of conventional banking systems, including slow settlement times, high transaction costs , and restricted cross-border accessibility. Against this backdrop, Ripple’s XRP could serve as a potential bridge asset as the shift from TradFi to DeFi continues. The token is widely recognized for its use in cross-border payments and liquidity provisioning, positioning it as a key intermediary in reshaping how value flows across global financial systems. Supporting his argument, Vet stated that XRP was built with a superior protocol design and stronger high-value use cases , setting it apart from other DeFi projects and digital assets. He further explained that these structural advantages make the cryptocurrency more suitable for real-world financial applications that could help DeFi replace TradFi. Concluding his post, he noted that the market is not fully prepared for this inevitable shift, underscoring his confidence in XRP’s position within this broader financial transition. Flare Co-Founder Pushes Back Against Ripple’s XRP Claims Responding to Vet’s statements, Flare Network co-founder Hugo Philion pushed back against claims that the XRP Ledger has superior protocol design choices. He described Vet’s remarks as “grave dancing,” implying that it was basically mocking other protocols’ shortcomings while celebrating XRP’s perceived advantages. However, while Philion reaffirmed that he remains a strong supporter of both XRPL and XRP, he criticized the tone of Vet’s comments, calling them “extremely unseemly,” given that several protocols have had issues and bugs when deployed on the XRP Ledger. Furthermore, he emphasized that claims of superior protocol designs should be made only after those systems have been proven at scale and tested in real-world conditions . Until then, he argued that such judgments remain premature. Vet countered Philion’s argument, stating that the Flare Network co-founder had completely missed his point. He explained that Ripple’s XRP Ledger is designed to sacrifice certain upside opportunities for reduced downside risk seen in other ecosystems. He stated that XRP avoids “multiplicative risk composability via smart contracts and no staking.” Vet also rejected the grave dancing label, saying he was only describing the protocol’s structure, which he believes is superiorly designed for financial applications. He noted that the upcoming XLS-66 upgrade is a perfect example of this structural design he referred to.
23 Apr 2026, 13:00

Firelight Protocol, a decentralized protection layer for digital assets, has partnered with institutional DeFi intelligence and risk management platform Sentora to provide native coverage for Sentora’s public and private vaults, according to details shared with Finbold on April 23. The integration adds a capital-backed protection layer to Sentora’s vault infrastructure, aiming to support institutional participation on the platform, which already manages billions of dollars in deployed capital. Sentora operates as an institutional DeFi intelligence and risk management platform, with its infrastructure integrated into major digital asset venues, including Kraken and Fireblocks. Under the partnership, Firelight will act as the native cover protocol for Sentora’s vaults, embedding protection directly into capital deployment workflows. Embedded coverage targets structural DeFi risks Vault participants will gain access to coverage against risks such as smart contract exploits, oracle failures, and bad debt, addressing a long-standing barrier to broader institutional adoption of DeFi. “What we hear consistently from institutional allocators and retail platforms is that an onchain cover primitive is needed for DeFi to reach broader adoption,” said Anthony DeMartino, CEO of Sentora. “Even with leading risk models, many participants want more than risk mitigation alone. They want a clear, capital-backed protection layer that can be integrated directly into how capital is deployed onchain. This partnership with Firelight helps bring that missing layer to market.” The collaboration is designed to standardize protection as a core component of DeFi infrastructure by integrating coverage directly into vault architecture rather than treating it as a standalone product. Firelight is built on the Flare Network and uses FXRP, a non-custodial 1:1 representation of XRP , as its primary collateral mechanism. According to the release, this design provides a diversified and uncorrelated reserve base while allowing XRP to be deployed as a yield-generating asset through coverage provision. “Firelight and Sentora represent exactly what we’ve been building toward with Flare, which is institutional-grade infrastructure that puts XRP to work in ways that were not previously possible,” said Hugo Philion, co-founder of Flare. “ This partnership demonstrates how DeFi at scale can be supported by robust collateral, transparent risk frameworks, and integrated protection mechanisms.” Firelight’s architecture combines diversified collateral pools, programmatic underwriting powered by Sentora’s risk models, and automated claims processing. The companies said this approach is intended to improve capital efficiency while reducing friction in claims resolution. By embedding protection directly into capital allocation workflows, Firelight and Sentora aim to increase confidence in onchain financial infrastructure and support wider adoption across institutional and professional investor segments. Featured image via Shutterstock. The post Firelight and Sentora launch native DeFi coverage for institutional vaults appeared first on Finbold .
22 Apr 2026, 00:30

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is making a power play and gaining more ground across the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector. After years of existence, the Ledger has become one of the leading networks in the sector, challenging and surpassing the likes of Solana in terms of Real-World Assets (RWAs). Real-World Assets Sharp Growth On The XRP Ledger Tokenization is picking up pace at a significant rate across the cryptocurrency space. Currently, a notable shift is taking place in the race for real-world asset (RWA) dominance. This shift is particularly evident between the XRP Ledger and the Solana blockchain. In terms of global rankings on RWAs, the Ledger has moved ahead of Solana , underscoring its growth in the tokenization space, where blockchain infrastructure is being integrated with traditional assets. The development highlights the growing need for platforms that are efficient, affordable, and scalable, in addition to signaling shifting competition dynamics across large networks. As the RWA sector continues to expand, the Ledger now holds nearly $1.9 billion in tokenized assets, which marks a key moment in blockchain adoption . In a recent interview , featuring Hugo Philion, the co-founder of Flare Networks, the expert stated that the RWAs that are issued on the Ledger can be utilized in Flare’s compute layer with privacy and compliance. Philion also made reference to the new escrow feature (TokenEscrow) created on the Ledger, expressing his excitement about the amendment. What makes this shift notable is that the XRP Ledger does not have the same kind of programmability as Solana, nor does it offer the same privacy as Canton does. This achievement is likely to spark a fresh wave of utility for XRP in the near future . According to BankXRP, the Ledger flipping Solana is a massive real institutional momentum rather than speculative hype. Sharing insights into the new TokenEscrow amendment on the Ledger, the expert has called it a game-changer for cleanly holding and releasing tokenized assets. When combining the governed settlement with the programmable and private computer layer of the Flare Networks, it leads to a future of compliance and yield-generating RWAs. Ripple’s Plan To Make The Ledger Quantum-Ready As the XRP Ledger secures more global coverage, Ripple Labs has recently announced a multi-phase plan to prepare the network for a post-quantum future, with a target for full readiness by 2028. Research from Google Quantum AI revealed that blockchain’s cryptography today, such as safe algorithms for wallets, is at risk of being broken by sufficiently advanced quantum computers . The Ripple’s Quantum-ready plan for the Ledger is being executed in 4 different phases. These include the Post-quantum recovery, the Proactive planning and experimentation, the Exploration of post-quantum primitives, and the Full transition for PQ signatures. Ripple’s team has been working ahead of this curve. With the multi-phased strategy, the firm is carefully migrating a live, global financial infrastructure without compromising the value of digital assets covered by the Ledger.
21 Apr 2026, 14:00

XRP’s decentralized finance ecosystem is growing fast. Its FXRP supply is closing in on 160 million tokens, a milestone that signals rising adoption just months after launch — and the numbers are fueling a broader argument about where XRP stands in the future of decentralized finance. Related Reading: $1.4 Billion Pours Into Crypto — What’s Driving The Surge? XRPL Validator Makes The Case For Stability A validator on the XRP Ledger known as Vet made waves on X this week, arguing that XRP is built to drive the next phase of DeFi in a way that other protocols are not. His argument doesn’t rest on raw performance data. Instead, it centers on what the XRP Ledger was deliberately designed to leave out. According to Vet, the protocol skips features like complex smart contract composability and staking — tools common on rival chains — because those features carry hidden dangers. Classic DeFi has a long way to go to replace TradFi completely as we can see. XRP will lead the new wave of DeFi. People aren’t ready for it but it’s inevitable, our protocol design choices are superior and more robust for high value use cases such as DeFi replacing TradFi. — Vet (@Vet_X0) April 19, 2026 Cascading failures, layered bugs, and compounding risks are what he calls “multiplicative risk.” By avoiding them, he says, the XRP Ledger becomes a more solid base for high-value financial applications. Traditional finance, he added, is far from being replaced by existing DeFi systems, and XRP’s design makes it better suited for that long transition. A portion of the FXRP supply is already locked into protocols including Firelight, Kinetic, BlazeSwap, and Upshift. XRP holders are using these platforms for yield and liquidity, marking the early stages of an ecosystem that continues to build out through Flare Network’s staking infrastructure. Flare Founder Fires Back Not everyone accepted Vet’s framing without question. Hugo Philion, the founder of Flare Network, pushed back on what he saw as premature claims of superiority. Philion said he supports both XRP and the XRP Ledger, but argued that no protocol earns the right to claim it is better until it has been put through real pressure at real scale. As you know I am a big believer in XRPL and XRP but this kind of grave dancing is extremely unseemly especially as various protocols have had issues and bugs when being rolled out on XRP Ledger. Before commenting on the superiority of protocol design choices etc you would need… — Hugo Philion (@HugoPhilion) April 20, 2026 He pointed out that multiple crypto protocols — including those tied to XRPL — have run into bugs and rollout problems. Related Reading: XRP A Strong Buy Before 2027 Despite 27% Drop In 2026: Finance Advisory Firm DeFi, he said, is still maturing across the board, and XRP’s entry into the space should be seen as part of that wider development, not a leap ahead of it. Vet responded by clarifying his position. He was not arguing that XRP beats the competition outright. His point, he said, was about managing downside risk — and that the trade-offs baked into the XRP Ledger are intentional choices, not shortcomings. Featured image from Meta, chart from TradingView