Category: XRP

Crypto exchanges have as recently as 2019 asked the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) whether they could transact with XRP, and concluded they could move forward, according to new information surfacing from Ripple’s ongoing lawsuit. Lawyer and XRP enthusiast Jeremy Hogan sat in on Ripple’s digital pre-trial court hearing with the SEC on Tuesday,

A veteran trader who has attained legendary status in crypto circles after nailing Bitcoin’s collapse in January of 2018 says XRP is poised to wake up from its long bear winter. In a new tweet, Peter Brandt tells his 430,900 followers that Ripple’s native asset is forming a large reversal pattern that may ignite XRP’s

Ripple-backed blockchain startup Flare Networks is announcing its plans to integrate Stellar Lumens (XLM) into its smart contract platform. In a new tweet, Flare makes the announcement that it will be making XLM an F-Asset on its network. Flare will be integrating $XLM as an F-Asset, bringing XLM to scalable smart contracts and a trustless

The Founder of Ripple-backed development studio XRPL Labs Wietse Wind is announcing plans to add non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to the XRP Ledger. In a new tweet, Wind calls the attention of XRPL developers to share their ideas on how to bring the increasingly popular unique digital assets to the XRP Ledger. XRP Ledger Standard Proposal.

A popular pseudonymous crypto analyst is warning traders about the short-term prospects of Bitcoin and the rest of the crypto markets. The trader, known in the industry as Credible Crypto, tells his 127,600 Twitter followers that he’s expecting Bitcoin (BTC) to resume its corrective phase and drag the entire altcoin market along with it. “A

MoneyGram is facing a new lawsuit over its ties to the blockchain tech company Ripple. A newly filed class-action lawsuit claims the money transfer firm misled, lied or hid from investors pertinent information regarding Ripple and the cryptocurrency XRP. The suit comes months after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) accused Ripple of selling

Ripple is piloting a private version of the XRP Ledger that’s designed to provide central banks a solution for powering digital currencies. The project, called the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Private Ledger, will utilize the same blockchain technology as the XRP Ledger, giving it the ability to handle tens of thousands of transactions per

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, and executive chairman Chris Larsen plan to request the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s charges against them be dismissed. Each executive and their respective legal teams submitted separate letters to Judge Analisa Torres, who is presiding over the case, to outline the reasons they plan to file for motions to dismiss.

Digital payments giant Ripple Labs asserts that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) actions against the firm have cost investors billions of dollars in damages. In response to the SEC’s amended complaint, Ripple alleges that the lawsuit accusing the firm of selling unregistered securities in the form of XRP has drastically harmed those that