Category: Ripple
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XRP Token Plunges Nearly 40% Following the Announcement of SEC Charges Against Ripple
Ripple’s XRP has lost almost 40% of its value after the token price dropped from $0.51 on December 21 to $0.31 at the time of writing. The token’s plunge appears to be the result of legal proceedings initiated against Ripple by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). At the time of writing, the fourth-ranked…
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XRP price falls 24% in 24 hours as exchanges begin delisting
Several exchanges have already halted XRP trading after the SEC’s lawsuit against Ripple was revealed.
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Hong Kong Trading Platform OSL Suspends XRP Services as SEC Sues Ripple
The SEC is accusing Ripple of violating federal securities laws via sales of the XRP cryptocurrency to retail consumers.
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MoneyGram Takes Wait-and-See Approach as SEC Sues Partner Ripple
“MoneyGram will continue to monitor the situation” following an SEC lawsuit against its part-owner, Ripple, a spokesperson told CoinDesk.
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Market Wrap: Bitcoin Recovers to Nearly $24K; Ether Rides Bitcoin’s ‘Coattails’
Bitcoin recovers from Monday’s small-scale market sell-off to nearly $24,000, and ether follows bitcoin’s positive trend.
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SEC unveils suit against Ripple, calling XRP a ‘$1.3B unregistered securities offering’
The commission is alleging Garlinghouse, Larsen and Ripple have participated in an “unregistered, ongoing digital asset securities offering” to investors since 2013.
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SEC Sues Ripple Over 7-Year, $1.3B ‘Ongoing’ XRP Sale
As expected, the SEC has filed suit against Ripple, saying it violated federal securities laws in selling $1.3 billion in XRP over the past seven years.
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An SEC Victory in Ripple Case Would Render XRP ‘Untradeable,’ Market Pros Say
Already, CrossTower, a small exchange that opened in June, has delisted the cryptocurrency.
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XRP price plunges 21% in two days as SEC targets Ripple — What’s next?
The XRP price correction is exacerbated by reports of a looming lawsuit against Ripple.
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SEC set to sue Ripple with XRP in the crosshairs
Despite the company’s protestations, it appears the SEC is the latest in a long line of plaintiffs.