XRP (XRP)

The CEO of Ripple went on live television, pointed at Michael Saylor's preferred stock trading 25 percent below par, and called it a guilty verdict on Strategy's entire model. He picked the exact day the instrument hit a record low. It is the most precisely aimed attack in crypto this year, and the man who fired it may not realize he just read out the charge sheet for his own company. What was said is verified word for word across every outlet that covered it. Garlinghouse told CNBC that financial engineering does not drive long-term value, that the lasting value of any digital asset comes from utility, and that, in his words, Team Michael Saylor was not focused on the right stuff and that has hurt the overall market. He pointed at STRC, Strategy's preferred share engineered to hold 100 dollars and now near 74, and called that 25 percent discount damning proof the model is broken. He added, carefully, that he remains bullish on Bitcoin itself. On its surface this is already a story, the first time a major c

@bgarlinghouse just told CNBC that long-term value of any digital asset is driven by utility not financial engineering 👀 XRP's ODL volume hit $1.2B in Q1 2026, up 45% YoY that's not hype, that's product-market fit ⏳ The institutions know. Do you? https://t.co/KpUEo2q49t

Do we get the “overnight” SWIFT x XRPL announcement over the weekend? 👁️ 28th June 2026 has already been confirmed by SWIFT for their blockchain and retail payments framework rollout, with 25+ banks expected live by the end of June. (Many confirmed to be working with Ripple) The big question is whether XRP Ledger interoperability, liquidity or settlement rails get officially mentioned as part of the next phase. SWIFT has already openly discussed interoperability between tokenized assets, stablecoins and blockchain networks, while building their shared ledger infrastructure around 24/7 cross-border settlement. Weekend could get very interesting. PRAY WE GET THE NEWS 🙏🏻

Ripple CEO slams Strategy: Financial engineering does not create long‑term value. In a CNBC interview, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse criticized Strategy and Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin acquisition approach, saying "financial engineering does not create long‑term value." The long‑term value of digital assets should be driven by utility, and he pointed directly at Saylor’s team, stating that they "didn’t focus on the right things, harming the entire market."

🚨 BREAKING: CLARITY ACT *DATE* HAS BEEN REVEALED!? 🚨 XRP PRICE *FLASHES* HISTORIC BOTTOM SIGNAL! https://t.co/aBdA4eX7nt