Amid a see of red, Ripple (XRP) surges on. With Bitcoin and many other altcoins experiencing downtrends, Ripple continues to surge. It is currently hovering at US$1.15, with a BTC pair of over 7,000sat. Just last month, Ripple was trading at US$0.20. After a surge last week of over 300%, XRP has continued its massive march upwards. Ripple is a cryptocurrency equipped to serve financial institutions, such as banks and payment providers. Ripple has over 100 partners on its network, including financial giants such as Visa and American Express. Ripple provides its users with seamless cross-border transactions that are faster, safer, andPowered by WPeMatico
Japanese entertainment conglomerate DMM Group, the operator of popular e-commerce site DMM.com with 27 million members, is preparing to launch a cryptocurrency exchange. 7 cryptocurrencies, 14 trading pairs, and margin trading will be offered. Also read: South Korea Clarifies Position After Reports of Possible Ban on All Crypto Transactions DMM’s Crypto Exchange Opening January Japanese e-commerce […]
We can be very grateful for the exchange platforms’ appearance ; the expansion that the cryptoworld is now knowing can only be withstood with strong and reliable teams. But the rules are the rules, and except for Bitcoin, there hasn’t been any other way to trade other cryptocoins except on exchanges, and with very limited options, along with extensive charges and ever-longer pending demands. That time is over.
Ripple has made a lot of media headlines over the past few months. Not only is its native XRP asset surging in value as we speak, but the company is making inroads in the financial sector as well. Perhaps the biggest news of the past week is that the company locked up 55 billion XRP in escrow. It seems there is still some confusion as to how this will work exactly. Now is a good time to go over the details of this move and what it means for the future of both Ripple and XRP. A Closer look at the XRP Escrow Most