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As the ongoing legal battle between Ripple Labs and the United States security and exchange commission continues to move forwards toward trial, XRP holders have been awaiting the relisting of the digital asset, which has been halted on many platforms.
In the quest to enable high-end and luxury retailers in the UK and Europe to crypto payments in-store through LUNU’s point of scale (POS) terminal and online widget,
Ripple, a cross-border blockchain payment firm, is working via its growth stage and is looking at a series of segments of the crypto industry for potential mergers and acquisitions, as stated by CEO Brad Garlinghouse.
Lately, Asheesh Birla, General Manager of RippleNet, at Californian FinTech firm Ripple, spoke to journalist Kathy Chu, who is currently Senior Crypto Correspondent at news organization TruthDAO.
As stated by on-chain analytics firm Santiment, XRP whales holding between 1 million and 10 million XRP have been on an accumulation spree as the supply held by this category of whale reaches a two-month high.
Ripple has upgraded its servers to version 1.9.1. of the XRP ledger protocol, as stated by a blog post shared earlier today.
Ripple also says will invest in new functionality that enables the tokenization of carbon credits. CEO Brad Garlinghouse proves that the blockchain company can play “a catalytic role” to raise the carbon market.
In the current lawsuit, Ripple has filed a six-page response to the SEC’s assertions that the Hinman documents were protected by the attorney-client privilege.
As stated by CoinMarketCap, the XRP price is up nearly 20% in the last 24 hours at a present price of $0.44. The XRP price steadily declined until the support was met at around $0.33,
Ripple-based remittances may soon expand further into Latin America as Ripple partner Becs enters a new deal with Ebury.
