Circle earlier rejected acquisition bids by two of the leading crypto industry giants, Ripple and Coinbase (Nasdaq: COIN).

The American Bankers Association (ABA) is urging federal regulators to delay crypto firms’ entry into the banking system.

Circle and Ripple are applying for national bank charters to gain Fed access and strengthen their stablecoin models. Kraken ...

Ripple’s $5 billion bid to acquire Circle, the issuer of USDC, was reportedly rejected as the stablecoin market heats up.

Five U.S. banking trade associations are demanding that the OCC freeze all pending trust bank applications from crypto firms ...

John Deaton has called out the American Bankers Association for urging regulators to block Ripple and Circle from securing ...

U.S. banking groups urge regulators to delay Ripple banking license, citing lack of transparency and concerns over national ...

Ripple, however, comes armed with an ample war chest. It has already offered to buy Circle for $4 billion to $5 billion but the bid was rejected as too low, which Bloomberg reported in April and ...

John Deaton clarifies XRP isn't competing with Circle. He says Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin challenges USDC, not XRP.

Ripple CTO David Schwartz addresses concerns over declining XRPL activity and institutional use shifting off-chain.

The company allows customers to buy shares in privately held crypto companies like Ripple and Circle through pre-IPO shares (Circle (NYSE: COIN) made a well-received public debut only on June 4).

Linqto, which offers shares of private firms like Ripple, filed for bankruptcy. Popular XRP advocate John Deaton has sued the firm's founder in a class suit.