Category: XRP
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Markets Update: Crypto Prices Consolidate After Failing to Surpass Resistance
Cryptocurrency prices have seen some recovery after our last markets update four days ago when a large majority of digital assets lost quite a bit of value. Since then, and more so over the last 48 hours, the entire crypto-economy capitalization ($216B) has gained roughly $20B. The action yesterday was more bullish as most of…
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Crypto Markets Slump Following SEC Bitcoin ETF Delay
Crypto markets are in the red following the U.S. SEC decision to postpone its decision on a Bitcoin ETF
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Markets Update: Bears Claw Billions Off Digital Currency Valuations
Cryptocurrencies tumbled once again today in value as a great majority of digital assets are seeing losses this Saturday. Since our last markets update the entire digital currency economy shaved another $15 billion off the market capitalizations of all 1,600+ cryptocurrencies. Alongside the dreary prices, trade volumes have also been lackluster, leading many individuals to…
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Despite NYSE’s ‘Biggest News of the Year’ for Bitcoin, Crypto Markets Plummet in a Blink
Markets have taken a rapid plunge today, with Bitcoin losing almost $500 on the day to dip below $7,000 and over $13 billion wiped from total market cap of all cryptos
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Coinbase Custody Considers Addition of 37 New Assets Including XRP, EOS and XMR
The recently launched Coinbase Custody announced it is considering the addition of 37 new digital assets including Bitcoin Gold, Monero, XRP, and Cardano
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Bitcoiners Hope to Have a Friend in Top US Regulator Jay Clayton
Bitcoin might have a mole, a sympathetic insider at the highest levels of the US financial regulatory apparatus, if recent ecosystem press accounts are to be believed. According to a US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) meeting transcript, SEC Chair Jay Clayton has privately expressed deep knowledge of cryptocurrencies, including during a heated exchange with…
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Bitcoin Dips Below $7,500 аs Crypto Markets See Second Day of Losses
Crypto markets have seen their second day of losses, with Bitcoin dipping below $7,500 and virtually all major cryptocurrencies in the red