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Ripple and R3 have achieved a settlement in the case of an alleged violation of a purchase agreement for XRP tokens.
Crypto markets are in the red today following an announcement by the U.S. SEC, with Bitcoin losing almost $500 on the day and significant fluctuations in the to...
Markets have taken a vertiginous plunge today, with Bitcoin losing almost $500 on the day to dip below $7,000 and all the top ten crypto assets in the red.
Coinbase Custody has announced that it is exploring the addition of 37 new assets including XRP, EOS, VeChain, and Tezos.
Crypto assets have seen a second day of losses, with Bitcoin now well below the $8,000 price point to hover around $7,550, and most major cryptos in the red.
Market-wide, crypto assets are posting losses on the day, with Bitcoin dipping back below the $8,000 psychological price point for the third time this week.
Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse claims that “Bitcoin is really controlled by China” through “four miners that control over 50%” of the leading cryptocurrency.
Analysis
Historically a business-friendly center and international financial hub, New York is not that welcoming to crypto.
Corey Johnson, Ripple’s Chief Market Strategist, put suspicions to rest that XRP was not listed on Coinbase due to its status as a security.
Blockchain developer Ripple has lost its opportunity to fight against R3 in its home state California. Now, the case is expected to be settled by a New York cou...
Interview
Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, talks to Cointelegraph about why Ripple is regulation-friendly and how it’s addressing the problem of global liquidity
R3 demands that Ripple allows R3 to buy XRP tokens for 5% of its present market value
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Neither Bitcoin or Ethereum have been able to keep up with the growth of Ripple in the first...
Ripple’s decision to lock up $14 bln of tokens to avert a flash sell-off has been met with suspicion from cryptocurrency sources.
