US ‘the only country’ crypto startups should avoid, says Ripple CEO
Brad Garlinghouse said Singapore, the U.K., the UAE and Switzerland are jurisdictions with “smart” crypto policies he thinks the U.S. should adopt. Go to Source
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Brad Garlinghouse said Singapore, the U.K., the UAE and Switzerland are jurisdictions with “smart” crypto policies he thinks the U.S. should adopt. Go to Source
Ripple Labs built its XRP token on a centralized system. But with legal action against Ripple coming to a close, it could move toward a more open platform. Go to Source
He pointed out that Gensler had requested an urgent appeal while simultaneously asserting that crypto regulations and rules were clear and must be adhered to by the industry. Go to Source
Stellar’s pre-announcements may have caused traders to create multiple scenarios for potential XLM developments, but their impact on the XLM price could be short-lived. Go to Source
Fortress holds a Nevada Trust license for asset custody. Ripple holds more than 30 licenses across the United States. Go to Source
David Schwartz believes the U.S. legal system is looking more skeptically at SEC cases against various cryptocurrency industry participants. Go to Source
Palau’s USD-backed stablecoin build on XRP Ledger will be frozen on Sept. 15 as the government will be collecting feedback from users to shape the way ahead. Go to Source
Ripple Labs chair Chris Larsen commented on the recent cases involving Ripple, Grayscale, and the SEC, arguing it is time for Congress to take the lead on crypto policy. Go to Source
Bitcoin and several major altcoins continue to show weakness, but a few data points do favor bulls in the short-term. Go to Source
Bitcoin price is range-bound but several major altcoins such as XRP are showing signs of a potential breakdown. Go to Source