Ripple's Private Credit Partner Just Moved Its Token to the XRP Ledger: What Does This Mean for the XRP Price?

Clearpool's token holders just voted overwhelmingly to abandon Ethereum and rebuild on Ripple's network, yet XRP barely flinched. The reason why reveals a fundamental tension at the heart of the XRP Ledger's growth story.

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Clearpool token holders have overwhelmingly voted, with 97% in favor, to move their lending platform’s token to the XRP Ledger, the public blockchain supporting XRP (CRYPTO: XRP), though the XRP price has barely reacted. This decision, announced on October 5, 2026, involves swapping each CPOOL token one-for-one for a new token called CLEAR, with the transition expected to happen in the fourth quarter of this year.

Clearpool has already partnered with Ripple to manage an institutional credit fund on the XRP Ledger, which strengthens its ties to Ripple’s network. However, as of October 5, XRP is trading at $1.51, up just 0.8% over the past 24 hours and 1.9% over the last week. The key question remains: will this credit platform’s transition to Ripple’s network give investors a compelling reason to hold XRP?

Clearpool Holders Voted 97% to Move Their Token to the XRP Ledger