XRP Approval Date Revealed: November 13th Sets Stage for Crypto Breakout
Mark your calendars—the regulatory green light XRP investors have been waiting for finally has a date stamped on it.
The Countdown Begins
November 13th emerges as the decisive moment when XRP could shake off regulatory uncertainty and potentially ignite the next major crypto rally. Industry insiders confirm the timeline after months of speculation and legal wrangling.
Market Implications
Traders are already positioning for what could become one of the most significant regulatory approvals in crypto history. The clarity could unlock billions in institutional capital currently sitting on the sidelines—though whether it actually flows in remains Wall Street's favorite guessing game.
After years of regulatory purgatory, XRP stands at the threshold of mainstream acceptance—proving once again that in crypto, patience isn't just a virtue, it's a trading strategy.
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Disney-YouTube TV Showdown
YouTube TV said in a post on X, “Our contract with Disney has reached its renewal date, and we’ll not agree to terms that disadvantage our members while benefiting Disney’s TV products.”
On the other hand, a Disney spokesperson said, Google is leveraging its massive size to squeeze competitors and push for terms below the industry standards that we’ve consistently secured with all other distributors.
Additionally, Disney and other media companies argue that their content is what makes YouTube TV appealing to viewers, so they deserve fair compensation. The company also stated that YouTube TV is using its growing power in the market to demand tougher terms during negotiations.
On the other hand, YouTube TV argued that Disney’s proposed terms WOULD drive up prices for consumers and unfairly benefit Disney’s own live TV platforms, including Hulu + Live TV.
YouTube TV Stands Its Ground
YouTube TV is among the biggest pay-TV services in the U.S. This year, it has been busy securing new content deals with major media companies. Recently, the platform signed a multi-year agreement with Comcast’s (CMCSA) NBCUniversal, ensuring that hit shows like Sunday Night Football and America’s Got Talent stay available to its subscribers.
Before this, YouTube TV reached an agreement with Fox (FOXA) to keep Fox News, Fox Sports, and other Fox channels available to its subscribers.
In its Q3 results released on Wednesday this week, YouTube reported ad revenue of $10.26 billion, up from $8.92 billion a year earlier, driven by stronger brand and performance campaigns.
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