The crypto market momentum continues to remain bullish on the second day after Bitcoin leaped in price on April 12, 2018.
The service will be powered by the Ripple’s xCurrent distributed ledger technology which facilitates same day global payments.
Blockchain start-up Ripple which already has partnerships with banks and other financial firms, announced investing $25 million in XRP in Blockchain Capital’s Parallel IV LP Fund. The company is going to continue contributing to more start-ups that want to use its cryptocurrency.
Ripple (XPR) is again gaining volatility. After yesterday’s pause and bounce-off, the sellers are hunting for Ripple today.
The EOS platform which offers a promising competition to Ethereum with several advanced features is likely to release the EOSIO 1.0 version by this June.
The Payment Request API introduced in Apple is interconnected with Ripple’s Interledger Protocol that allows easy payments across multiple ledgers.
Ripple is making a big step forward as its XRP ledger’s underlying technology has been for the first time used to create the digital currency for e-commerce.
Ripple is said to have made lucrative offers to the crypto exchanges which could have possibly ensured huge liquidity for the XRP tokens.
Crypto market woes don’t seem to settle anywhere as major cryptocurrencies slip below their crucial levels.
With a view to satisfy a huge demand for XRP, Uphold has added support for this cryptocurrency and has become one of the largest platforms to buy it.
Please, check out the technical analysis of Ripple’s (XRP) price, which is currently making around $0.66, as reports Dmitriy Gurkovskiy, Chief Analyst at RoboForex.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies show recovery after positive comments from the Financial Stability Board. Today’s discussion of the G20 ministers will put more light on the state of crypto regulations.
In the past few years, Ripple has made tremendous progress when it comes to securing major partnerships with large-scale financial institutions.
Coinbase makes it clear that it still stands by the earlier decision of the “committee of internal experts” to not add Ripple to its platform, at the moment.
Following a recent hack resulted into $533 million-worth theft of the NEM token from Coincheck, a group of 16 registered Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges joins forces to establish a self-regulatory body in April.