Ripple is a digital payment protocol and cryptocurrency founded in 2012. Its native cryptocurrency, XRP, is used to facilitate fast and low-cost international money transfers.
Ripple’s network operates on a decentralized blockchain, but unlike Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, it does not require mining. Instead, transactions are validated through a consensus algorithm, which allows for faster processing times and lower fees. Ripple’s technology has been adopted by various financial institutions and payment networks, making it a popular choice for cross-border payments and remittances.
In April 2020, Ripple, the enterprise blockchain solution for global payments, hired Vidya Mani, as Vice President of Engineering for its global payment network RippleNet.
It has been an interesting week for Ripple and XRP. Though prices are still tepid with no major gains to the upside, Ripple as a party
Ripple has footprints in Middle East, Africa, and South East Asia. Their core objective is to build use cases that advances their solutions.
RippleNet is focusing on low value, high frequency transactions with On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) to address the growing demand in remittance and SME payments.
Public blockchains often activate upgrades/downgrades only after there is consensus. And Ripple is no exception.
Phyllis J. Hamilton of the US District Court for the Northern District of California has consolidated the two class action lawsuit against Ripple. According to reports,
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Blockchain projects offer control, decentralization, security, and bear other properties that are already exciting the investment world. Still, there are trade-offs that must be made. For
Block Star, a new podcast series from Ripple, invites special guest to join Ripple CTO David Schwartz in each episode where they explore different impact of
Bitrue, a Singapore-based crypto exchange, is also using Ripple’s native token XRP at the centre of its trading platform. According to a recent publication on the
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BTC Markets, Australian largest cryptocurrency exchange, is using XRP as source of liquidity for faster and cheaper cross-border payments.
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