Exchanges that delisted XRP back in 2020 in the wake of the lawsuit filed by SEC are now exploring the opportinities for XRP relisting. Among them are Gemini exchange, Kraken exchange, and Bitstamp.
According to the ruling, Ripple violated securities law when it sold XRP to institutional investors. However, the “programmatic sales” of XRP through exchanges and algorithms are not considered as the sale of securities.
Despite all the rumors Miguel Vias, Ripple’s head of XRP markets, insists that they haven’t paid Coinbase for XRP listing.
Truly great news come from Coinbase, which, to the joy of large XRP community, decided to add XRP to its professional trading platform, Coinbase Pro.
Coinbase decided to use 12 Days of Christmas promotion as their opportunity to help those in need and support GiveCrypto.org’s pioneering work. The $10,000 ZEC donation will support GiveCrypto.org’s project in Venezuela.
Coinbase is exploring a possibility to add support for a list of 31 coins, including XRP that is currently the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap.
Commenting doubts regarding the status of its XRP cryptocurrency, startup Ripple insists on not classifying its token as a security.
Ripple is said to have made lucrative offers to the crypto exchanges which could have possibly ensured huge liquidity for the XRP tokens.