While the countries are actively working on developing crypto regulations, XRP has faced its third class-action lawsuit for securities fraud.
The third securities fraud lawsuit has been filed against Ripple in California by the lead plaintiff David Oconer who is a private XRP investor.
Ripple Labs, Brad Garlinghouse, its chief executive officer, and XRP II LLC, a money service business unit of Ripple Labs are named as defendants.
Ripple Labs Inc. and the company’s CEO are accused of having conflated their token with its proprietary Ripple technology and of getting illegal benefits from price growth all the time.
According to the lawsuit, due to the way how XRP cryptocurrency is managed and distributed by Ripple Labs, it should be classified as a security.
The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is once again taking action against a co-founder of the PlexCoin cryptocurrency project, having previously sued him over securities violations and fraud in 2017.
With crypto scams running rampant across the globe, Human Trust Protocol, aka Hub, is joining hands with Civic, a blockchain identification service provider, to verify users via know-your-client (KYC) data gathered from the Civic secure identity platform (SIP).
Glassnode says XRP’s market structure mirrors February 2022, with short-term buyers accumulating below 6–12M holders and $2 acting as a key stress zone. Blockchain analytics firm Glassnode reported Monday that XRP (XRP) has returned to a cost-basis configuration last observed…
It is a bearish Monday for the cryptocurrency market as the major cryptocurrencies are currently in the red. Bitcoin dipped to the $92k level, while XRP briefly retested the January 2nd low following an excellent start to the year.
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XRP price moved into a correction after falling by over 15% from its highest level this year despite the encouraging Ripple news. Ripple (XRP) token dropped to $2.0520, much lower than the year-to-date high of $2.4. Its market capitalization has…
US Senate debate over a bill called the Clarity Act has reignited discussion about XRP and other crypto products, and how they might be treated under US rules. Related Reading: Ethereum Staking Hits Record Levels As Buterin Urges Builders To Deliver Real Apps Reports have disclosed that the bill could give clearer status to tokens that back US-listed ETFs, moving them closer to commodity-style treatment.
XRP has become the default trading chip of South Korea, bypassing Bitcoin and Ethereum to dominate the country’s high-velocity retail market. While institutional capital worldwide typically gravitates toward Bitcoin as a store of value, South Korean trading patterns tell a different story.
For a market that usually moves in one direction, some voices are starting to say this time might look a little different. Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg said XRP could move on a different path from Bitcoin this year, pointing to enterprise use cases as a key reason.
