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Legal Win, Flat Price: Why XRP Isn't Rallying After the SEC Settlement
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XRP has full legal clarity after the SEC settlement—so why is the price still stuck at $1.06? Today's briefing breaks down whale accumulation, ETF inflows, XLS-66 lending, and the July catalysts that will actually move the market.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
Ripple just won its regulatory battle with the SEC. The injunctions are rolled back, civil liabilities reduced, and for the first time XRP has explicit legal clarity in the United States.
The settlement is genuinely significant. This was a multi-year legal overhang that kept institutional capital cautious and blocked major exchange listings.
Below the surface, there's a split forming. The XRPL recorded nearly five thousand new wallet creations in a single day, the strongest pace in over three months.
The ETF data adds another layer to this. June XRP ETF inflows surpassed sixty-two million dollars.
On the infrastructure side, Doppler Finance has detailed the XLS-66 proposal, a protocol amendment that would enable native institutional lending on the XRPL. The structure supports uncollateralized, fixed-term lending, which is meaningfully different from standard DeFi collateral models.
Two things define the next move. First, the CLARITY Act.
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