
XRP Market Update: Ripple’s XRP Trend of Minor Losses
Trending lower consistently in a row of losses in the last six days, XRP exited Thursday on the level at 0.2680 with a loss of $0.0036 (-1.33%).
Trending lower consistently in a row of losses in the last six days, XRP exited Thursday on the level at 0.2680 with a loss of $0.0036 (-1.33%).
XRP is down 16% since the Swell event in Singapore. And though there are factors telling that it may go up again there are still a lot of doubts.
Coinbase has announced that its Visa debit card will feature 5 new cryptos and can be used in 10 more European countries.
The CEO and co-founder of BeeTech has announced that the company helps customers save millions of dollars via its payment remittance service, which is powered by Ripple.
The Sologenic platform that was introduced by CoinField will merge traditional financial markets and crypto on the XRP Ledger.
Ripple faces another legal hurdle to jump with claims that its monthly XRP sales constitute illegal sales of securities.
It has been revealed that Xpring, Ripple’s investment arm, invested in Flare Networks, a platform for smart contracts.
Lumens (XLM) token price jumped high as the Stellar Foundation decided to burn almost half of its total XLM supply.
Now it may seem that the battle on “whether XRP is a security” will never end for Ripple.
Ripple insists that XRP is 10 times safer for making international payments that fiat currencies that today are still a more popular option.
The U.S. arm of Binance has not only achieved an incredibly daily trading volume but also has increased token listings from 7 to 24 tokens.
Ripple’s investment arm Xpring is one of the investors in the latest $2.2 million funding round of Keyless that works on robust security products.
Binance has announced that they have opened RUB (Russian Ruble) deposit and withdraw features. This will be powered by AdvCash.
At Ripple, the former BoA executive will be responsible for communicating all the regulatory-related matters with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
China’s state-backed tech workgroup has released its fourteenth crypto rankings report, with Bitcoin ranked 11th, Tron – 2nd, and EOS (EOS) retaining the top spot