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XRP
XRP is a digital asset and cryptocurrency that was created by Ripple Labs Inc., a technology company specializing in the real-time gross settlement system, currency exchange, and remittance network. XRP operates on an open-source and peer-to-peer decentralized platform that allows for a seamless transfer of money in any form, be it USD, Yen, litecoin, or bitcoin. XRP is often used by Ripple's payment ecosystem, RippleNet, and is increasingly adopted by banks and payment networks as settlement infrastructure technology. As a bridge currency, XRP also provides liquidity for instant cross-border transactions.
After GME, Dogecoin and Bitcoin, Chinese Traders Are Betting What Will Pump Next
For Chinese investors, including Justin Sun, FOMO has surpassed fear of losing money.
Ripple Responds to SEC Lawsuit Over XRP Sales
In a Friday filing, Ripple Labs pushed back against the SEC’s allegations.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Back Above $33K While Ether Up 65% in 2021
There appears to be strong support around $30,000, according to traders.
Japan Rallies Behind XRP as Ripple Faces US Litigation
Unlike the U.S., Japan considers XRP to be a cryptocurrency, not a security.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Hangs at $36.4K While Ether Flies to Over $1.4K
The price of bitcoin has traded in a tight range Tuesday.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Hits $40K Again While Ether Volume Is Erupting This Year
Bitcoin’s price is on a rising trend for the first time this week.
Japan's FSA Says XRP Not a Security: Report
The regulator's stance contrasts with that of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Grayscale Investments Begins Dissolution of XRP Trust Citing Ripple SEC Suit
Cash proceeds from the Trust’s liquidated XRP will be distributed to Trust shareholders, Grayscale said.
First Mover: Cryptocurrency Euphoria Hits Breaking Point as Miners Lose Nerve
Crypto euphoria gets a reality check as bitcoin and ether tumble, though XRP is still trading well as SEC-inflicted damage proves limited.
