Ripple has announced XRP Community Day 2026. The event will take place on February 11 and 12. It will run through three live X Spaces for EMEA, the Americas and APAC. Ripple said the goal is to bring together XRP holders, builders, institutions and Ripple leaders. The sessions will focus on how XRP is used today and where it is heading next. Topics will include regulated XRP products, ETFs, DeFi, wrapped XRP and new tools on the XRP Ledger.
Ripple confirmed that top executives will join the event. Speakers include CEO Brad Garlinghouse, President Monica Long, CTO Emeritus David Schwartz and Chief Legal Officer Stu Alderoty. Ecosystem partners and developers will also take part.
Each region will have its own live session. EMEA and the Americas will run on February 11. APAC will follow on February 12. Ripple will host all sessions on X Spaces through its official account. The company will share recordings later for those who miss the live talks.
One main focus of XRP Community Day is regulated finance. Several sessions will talk about ETFs and ETPs linked to XRP. Speakers from firms like Grayscale and Bitnomial will discuss how these products are growing. Ripple wants to show how XRP is moving deeper into traditional markets.
Other sessions will highlight innovation on the XRP Ledger. Developers will talk about tokenization, DeFi and cross chain tools. Speakers will also discuss Wrapped XRP, including how it works on other blockchains like Solana. Ripple said these talks will show how XRP is moving beyond payments into wider onchain use.
Ripple will also spotlight projects building on XRPL. The “XRP Innovation Spotlight” sessions will let teams share exactly what they are creating. Specifically, these projects include new applications for DeFi, secure wallets and essential onchain services. Moreover, the format is entirely open and community driven. To ensure fairness, moderators will manage the schedule so that different projects get sufficient time to speak.
Ripple said the event is not just for companies. It is also for normal users. Live Q&A sessions will allow people to ask questions directly to leaders and builders. Specifically, Ripple wants the event to feel open and connected, not closed or corporate.
Ripple said XRP Community Day is meant to set the tone for 2026. Specifically, the company plans to share its priorities around regulated finance, wrapped assets and cross border liquidity. Furthermore, it wants XRP to act as a base layer for modern finance to ensure a more efficient global payment infrastructure.
XRP news this week also points to wider growth. A Ripple executive hinted at a new major bank partnership. Ripple recently launched Ripple Treasury with GTreasury. The XRP Ledger also added batch transactions. At the same time, new projects like BXE are using XRPL for media and creator payments. Together, these updates show that XRP is expanding beyond payments. The February event will give the community a clearer view of what comes next.
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