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Traders expect XRP’s price to go higher, leading to more than a 4% increase as many are buying options that profit if the price stays above a certain level in March. XRP ( XRP ) climbed 4% to $2.41 on Friday, March 21, as options traders focused on in-the-money calls, leading open interest. According to data from Deribit, options traders “are piling into the March 28 expiry, where ITM calls are leading open interest.” $XRP is holding steady at $2.48, up 6.38% today. Options traders are piling into the March 28 expiry, where ITM calls are leading open interest. With the SEC out of the picture now, what do you think is next for XRP? pic.twitter.com/8x1cpv33vx The rally followed Ripple chief executive Brad Garlinghouse’s announcement that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission would drop its appeal in the long-running lawsuit against the company. In an X post , Garlinghouse said that the SEC’s decision to drop its lawsuit appeal marks a turning point for XRP, noting though that the commission still had to vote on the matter, leaving some uncertainty. The legal battle had weighed on XRP since 2020, with many exchanges delisting the token. Now, traders appear to be betting on further upside. Despite the initial surge, some caution remains. As crypto.news reported earlier, analysts point to key support at $2.2653, with a break below potentially signaling a trend reversal. However, technical indicators suggest further gains are possible. Market sentiment also shows mixed signals. Data from Coinglass indicates that the long/short ratio for XRP exceeds 1 on most derivatives exchanges, suggesting bullish positioning. But funding rates have turned negative, often a bearish sign. Earlier, Garlinghouse hinted at more developments ahead, mentioning the possibility of an XRP ETF by late 2025. In an interview with Bloomberg, Garlinghouse said that an XRP spot ETF approval is likely by the second half of 2025.

Dubai has launched a pilot program to tokenize its real estate assets, marking a significant move to integrate blockchain technology into the property sector. The Dubai Land Department (DLD), in collaboration with the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) and the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF), has kicked off the project to convert property title deeds into digital tokens recorded on the blockchain. The DLD anticipates that by 2033, tokenized real estate could constitute approximately 7% of Dubai’s total property transactions, translating to a market value of around 60 billion dirhams, which is approximately $16 billion. Using blockchain tech could easily improve the processes of buying, selling, and investing in real estate in Dubai. Tokenization lets you own just a fraction of a property, which means it could lower the bar for new investors and make the market more active. Related: Crypto.com Cleared for Derivatives Trading in Dubai: Eyes Major Expansion It also offers a more defined ownership structure than crowdfunding, where investor money is combined for property acquisition. That said, there might be some obstacles with real estate. According to a McKinsey report on tokenization from last year, real estate may see slower tokenization growth due to operational challenges. This move to tokenize real estate is actually the second big step Dubai has taken recently to become a leader in adopting blockchain solutions. Just two months ago, in January, Dubai-based developer DAMAC Group partnered with blockchain platform MANTRA to tokenize assets worth at least $1 billion in the Middle East. DAMAC is a major Dubai developer with holdings in real estate and data centers. Furthermore, it has been investing in data centers globally, so this is bound to have an impact. Related: Dubai Government-Owned Bank Emirates NBD Activates Digital Currency Trading Services As for MANTRA, they had also teamed up with MAG Property Development last year to tokenize $500 million in real estate assets, starting with a residential project right in Dubai, a main center for Gulf tourism and business. All things considered, it seems obvious that the UAE and Dubai want to establish themselves as a worldwide digital asset center, which includes the crypto industry as well. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

Stargate Finance has taken a significant stride forward in the decentralized banking space by integrating Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP). This lets users move native USDC across several blockchain platforms using complete 1:1 capital efficiency without depending on outside vendors. Stated differently, it does away with the necessity for liquidity pools—often a bottleneck in cross-chain transactions. The decentralized finance ecosystem is approaching the efficiency it has long dreamed of with the deliberate actions Circle takes and the inclusion of CCTP into Stargate Finance. Users may now be guaranteed their transactions are executing on a more trustworthy and safe mechanism in addition to moving USDC faster. Stargate has integrated @Circle ’s Cross-Chain Transport Protocol (CCTP). You can now transfer native $USDC with 1:1 capital efficiency between, @Arbitrum , @Ethereum , @Avax , @Solana , @Aptos , @Base , @0xPolygon and @Optimism . By integrating Circle's CCTP, Stargate expands its… pic.twitter.com/KdpTGkxGjB — Stargate (@StargateFinance) March 19, 2025 Users wishing to exchange USDC between Ethereum and Layer 2 used to have to wait up to 15 minutes for a transaction to finish. With CCTP V2 , though, this process can now be completed in seconds. For users who demand quick and effective transactions, this development not only saves time but also gives greater flexibility. “Fast Transfer” and “Hook” are the two key features causing this change. Fast Transfer lets USDC be delivered quickly without including complicated procedures like asset conversion or wrapping, as the name suggests. The Hooks feature allows developers to automate storage, conversion, or other transactions in addition to other chores when the transfer is finished. These two features help to smooth out and speed up cross-chain transactions. Apart from working with Stargate Finance, Circle keeps becoming more visible in the blockchain-based financial scene. With assets under control of $1.52 billion, Circle revealed on January 21, 2025, the acquisition of Hashnote, the issuer of US Yield Coin (USYC), currently the biggest Tokenized Money Market Fund (TMMF). By using USYC as collateral that yields on several crypto trading platforms, this transaction helps USYC to be positioned in the digital asset capital market. Moreover, Circle has partnered with one of the biggest institutional liquidity providers, DRW. By means of more flexible financial instruments for institutional investors, the partnership seeks to propel the acceptance of USDC and USYC in the larger market. As previously mentioned in our report , the corporation revealed intentions to license Hashnote under Bermuda on March 13, 2025. The move was aimed at increasing their tokenized money market activities and providing institutional investors looking for more industry regulation a new collateral option. In the world of digital assets, regulation has sometimes presented difficulties, particularly with regard to openness and investor protection. Under a Bermuda license, Circle intends to give more legal clarity and boost market confidence in the tokenized financial instruments they offer.