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Ripple just unlocked the UK. Its local subsidiary has officially secured approval from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) a major regulatory milestone as the UK moves toward formalizing its crypto framework. This greenlight allows Ripple to offer payments and e-money services in the UK, giving a strategic boost to its RLUSD stablecoin. More importantly, it positions Ripple ahead of the UK’s 2027 crypto licensing regime, ensuring it is well-placed in one of the world’s most important financial markets. While certain operational limits remain, the message is clear: crypto regulation is evolving from a barrier into a bridge for established players. Ripple continues to expand its footprint methodically and quietly, stacking jurisdictions globally while laying the groundwork for broader adoption. $XRP holders may see this as a strong signal that Ripple’s regulatory strategy is paying off turning compliance into competitive advantage. #XRP #Ripple

$XRP Ripple just unlocked the UK. Ripple’s UK subsidiary has secured FCA approval as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) — a major regulatory win as the UK formalizes its crypto framework. -> Greenlight for payments & e-money services -> Strategic tailwind for RLUSD stablecoin -> Positioned ahead of the UK’s 2027 crypto licensing regime Limits remain, but the signal is clear: regulation is turning from barrier to bridge. Ripple keeps stacking jurisdictions — quietly, methodically, globally. #XRP #Ripple

Did Ripple Just Reload Market? $40,000,000 RLUSD Move Says Yes Ripple's stablecoin arm just put another $40,000,000 into the market in two back-to-back transactions, both initiated by the RLUSD Treasury. The money was sent straight to a Gemini-labeled address, a top U.S. crypto exchange led by the Winklevoss brothers. Now this wallet is sitting on over 98.3 million RLUSD. Of course, this has everybody in the XRP community talking about what companies might be doing with it. The mint was split into two equal parts, each 20 million RLUSD. There was no public announcement for the event, and there has not been any movement to exchanges or retail wallets so far. The stablecoin's market cap is still at $1.33 billion, with a 24-hour volume of $110.7 million and 1.33 billion RLUSD in total supply. The timing of this is certainly interesting. Back in November, Ripple was confirmed to be working with Mastercard, Gemini and WebBank on a pilot for credit card settlement using RLUSD on the XRP Ledger. They were reportedly waiting for regulatory clearance to roll it out fully. Not test for Ripple and Gemini There are not any official wallet tags or explorer labels that connect today's recipient to that pilot, but the scale of issuance and the known connection to the top U.S. exchange have not gone unnoticed. It is not clear if this is something that has been planned before the official launch of the Mastercard-Ripple-Gemini partnership or if it is a separate move to manage liquidity. But with almost $100 million in stablecoins just sitting around in one Gemini-linked wallet, it seems like the $40 million follow-up is more like predeployment positioning, not a test. $XRP

Ripple Says NO to IPO Ripple President Monica Long confirmed on Bloomberg that the company will remain private. Why no IPO? → Just raised $500M at $40B valuation → Backed by Citadel, Fortress, Pantera & Galaxy Digital → Spent ~$4B on acquisitions in 2025 → SEC lawsuit settled — no more legal uncertainty Monica Long's statement: "We're in a really healthy position to continue to fund and invest in our company's growth without going public." Current focus: Integrating acquisitions Growing RLUSD stablecoin Building payments infrastructure Ripple doesn't need Wall Street's money, Wall Street is already investing in Ripple.