The total number of Ripple (XRP) tokens held across various cryptocurrency exchanges has reached a major milestone, with the current supply amounting to 2.84 million XRP, which is equivalent to $1.34 million at current market prices. This figure represents the lowest amount of XRP tokens held on exchanges since the
Ripple Labs, a subsidiary of Ripple, witnesses a securities case filed against the company in California. The new lawsuit targets Ripple CEO, Brad Garlinghouse alleging him of ‘misleading statements’ in a 2017 interview regarding XRP’s designation as a security. The cryptocurrency firm recently celebrated a partial win against the SEC
Ripple (XRP) is one of the cryptocurrencies that continues to bear the losses incurred following the crypto market crash triggered by the collapse of the Terra ecosystem. While the majority of tokens, led by Bitcoin, have recovered from the turmoil and even reached new all-time highs, the XRP price has
In his recent commentary on X, analyst Pantoja shared his outlook on XRP’s price trajectory, asserting that the cryptocurrency’s true value lies within the $8 to $20 range, which he believes will become a reality by 2026. The analyst also expressed his unwavering confidence in XRP, stating that engaging with
Stuart Alderoty, chief legal officer of Ripple, has offered fresh commentary on the United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) most recent filing after a contentious week in the case. An announcement of a settlement between the regulator and insolvent Terraform Labs kicked off the drama this week. The parties
The CEO of Ripple (XRP), Brad Garlinghouse, has announced a significant partnership with ten separate nations to create their CBDCs. The specifics of these collaborations are still under wraps, but they all have one goal: to use Ripple’s blockchain technology to make the world’s financial institutions safer and more efficient.
XRP, is one of the prominent altcoins, despite being one of the top cryptocurrencies by market cap. It has experienced a prolonged period of underperformance due to ongoing legal battles with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This week also marked a bearish phase with a 7% decline. Currently,
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced the company’s much-anticipated new stablecoin, Real USD (RLUSD). Which happened at the XRP Ledger Community Summit 2024 (XRPL Apex) in Amsterdam. Further, the announcement was made during his keynote speech. That emphasizes Ripple’s ongoing journey with stablecoins and its dedication to expanding its ecosystem. Garlinghouse
The XRP community has been lively following a cryptic post by Ripple’s CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, which led to widespread speculation and anticipation after he posted a Chimpanzee artwork on his X account. The artwork “Laugh now, but one day XRP will power the world” features a downcast chimpanzee wearing a
Ripple, leading digital payment platform, interviewed academician and University of Trento professor, Dr.Massimiliano Sala. The professor shared insights on Blockchain technology and quantum computing. He threw light on security threats surrounding BCT, quantum-resistant cryptographic systems and the difficulties surrounding them. Ripple has started a University Blockchain Research Initiative (UBRI), part
