✅ What the SEC just did with $XRP

The SEC approved the inclusion of XRP in two major cryptocurrency ETFs: the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF and the Grayscale Digital Large Cap ETF.

However, both approvals came with a "suspension order," meaning that the ETFs cannot be launched yet until more regulatory steps are completed.

The SEC is expected to vote on July 24 to withdraw its appeal in the Ripple case, which could unlock approvals for spot XRP ETFs.

🇺🇸 The U.S. "Massive Agreement"

President Trump's government designated XRP as part of the country's strategic cryptocurrency reserves, increasing institutional demand.

Congress is advancing with the GENIUS Act, which provides regulatory clarity for stablecoins and indirectly benefits Ripple's RLUSD product.

🇬🇧 What the UK is "Stopping"

The UK Treasury postponed the approval of Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin for use in cross-border payments, citing concerns about compliance with the Bank of England's digital asset framework.

This move may slow Ripple's expansion in Europe but does not directly affect the trading status of XRP.

📈 What this means for XRP holders

Short term: XRP is trading around $3.47, and a break above $3.60 could push it to $5.25–$6.19.

Medium term: If the SEC withdraws its appeal and the spot ETFs are approved, XRP could rise significantly—some analysts predict $10–$25 in a mega bullish case.

Risks: Overbought RSI and whale transfers to exchanges could trigger short-term corrections.