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Exodus(NYSE: EXOD) is a non-custodial crypto wallet. It is available for desktop and mobile and allows users to securely manage and exchange cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more from a beautiful and easy-to-use wallet.
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Exodus, a cryptocurrency wallet provider, partners with Ripple to expand support for XRPL and RLUSD
According to GlobeNewswire, Exodus Movement—a U.S.-listed cryptocurrency wallet provider and Bitcoin treasury company—has announced a partnership with Ripple to expand native support for the XRP Ledger (XRPL) within its wallet, as well as add in-wallet support for the stablecoin Ripple USD (RLUSD). Users will be able to directly manage and send XRP assets within the wallet.
Bitcoin treasury company Exodus sues W3C in Delaware to compel fulfillment of the acquisition agreement
According to Stocktitan, U.S.-listed Bitcoin treasury company Exodus Movement has filed a lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery, seeking to compel service provider W3C Corp and its CEO Garth Howat to fulfill the share acquisition agreement signed in November 2025 and complete the transaction. Exodus Movement stated that it has already classified its loan to W3C as “immediately payable” and exercised related security rights, expecting the court to issue an order compelling the counterparty to complete the closing as stipulated in the agreement. Previously, on April 8, 2026, Exodus obtained approval from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), removing a key regulatory hurdle for the acquisition. The company said it will accelerate completion of this acquisition by advancing both the litigation and enforcement of its security rights.
Exodus CEO: Institutional Investors Accelerate Crypto Market Allocation Amid Retail Activity Hitting a Nine-Year Low
According to Cointelegraph, JP Richardson, CEO of Exodus, stated that financial institutions have accelerated their participation in the cryptocurrency market this year—including stablecoin market capitalization reaching an all-time high, Morgan Stanley launching a Bitcoin ETF, Schwab opening a waitlist for spot Bitcoin trading, Franklin Templeton establishing a cryptocurrency division, and Fannie Mae accepting Bitcoin as collateral for loans. Unlike previous cycles, institutional investors have stood out during this bull run, while retail participation has declined sharply. Data from CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost shows that inflows into small accounts holding less than 1 BTC on Binance have hit a record low, with retail activity dropping to its lowest level in nine years. Some retail investors have shifted toward equities and commodities markets. Analysts attribute the absence of retail investors primarily to the cost-of-living crisis and inflationary pressures.
Analysis: Bitcoin Volatility Approaches Critical Juncture; Bittensor Developer Exodus Triggers Ecosystem Turmoil
According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin and Ethereum prices continue to fluctuate within a narrow range, with technical indicators suggesting a potential price move of up to 40%. The Bittensor ecosystem has recently undergone significant changes: Covenant AI, a key developer, announced its exit and accused the network of failing to uphold its decentralization commitments—causing the TAO token to fall over 12% since midnight. Meanwhile, privacy coin DASH stood out, surging 34% in the past 24 hours. Markets are closely watching the U.S. March Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, expected to show a year-on-year increase of 3.3%, which could pressure risk assets like Bitcoin. Bitcoin futures open interest rose by 1%, and the funding rate hit a new high since February, signaling strengthening bullish sentiment among investors.