Ripple states U.S. banking institutions will want to use XRP cryptocurrency after partial victory in SEC fight

Ripple states U.S. banking institutions will want to use XRP cryptocurrency after partial victory in SEC fight


Crucial Factors
  • Ripple is self-confident that U.S. banking companies will begin wanting to use its XRP cryptocurrency for cross-border transactions soon after a choose gave the business a partial victory in its struggle towards the SEC, Common Counsel Stu Alderoty advised CNBC.
  • A choose ruled that XRP was not in itself automatically a cryptocurrency, in a advancement with significant implications for the electronic asset sector.
  • It was not a whole victory for Ripple, even so – the choose also dominated that revenue of XRP by Ripple to institutional customers do count as unregistered sales of securities.



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