The US-based Ripple ecosystem has witnessed several advancements over the past few months. Amid its lawsuit against the SEC drawing to a close, the ecosystem also launched its very own stablecoin, RLUSD, in April. The blockchain activity of Ripple has shown significant growth over the last two months, as the
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
Ripple, a prominent player in the blockchain and crypto sector, has forged a strategic alliance with HashKey DX, the consulting arm of HashKey Group based in Tokyo. This partnership aims to introduce innovative solutions powered by the XRP Ledger (XRPL) to the Japanese market. Leveraging this partnership, HashKey DX will
David Schwartz, Ripple’s CTO, has reaffirmed the ongoing significance of XRP within the company’s ecosystem, in response to concerns within the XRP community regarding Ripple’s recent foray into stablecoin development. With the recent announcement of a dollar-pegged stablecoin, some speculated about the future role of XRP. However, Schwartz clarified that
Support for Euro-backed IOUs on the XRP Ledger was recently announced by cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp. Customers of Bitstamp may now use XRP Ledger for EUR transfers. Bitstamp tweeted on Twitter about their growing user base, saying: “We’re expanding our IOU Services on XRPL. You can now use EUR-backed IOUs as
