Ripple launches crypto custody storage for banks
On October 10, Ripple announced the launch of new features for Ripple Custody, its digital asset storage service geared toward banks and fintech companies.
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On October 10, Ripple announced the launch of new features for Ripple Custody, its digital asset storage service geared toward banks and fintech companies.
The U.S. SEC has initiated an appeal in its case against Ripple following a federal judge's ruling that the SEC failed to prove that Ripple violated securities laws through its sales of XRP to retail customers. A recent discussion on X has sparked debate about Ripple's legal strategy following its ongoing case with the SEC.
In an attempt to expand beyond its core payment settlement service, Ripple has launched a new crypto custody service. Currently, the price of XRP stands at $0.5265. Recently, crypto experts forecasted a 25% growth in the XRP market, citing historical price patterns.
Ripple, the US-based blockchain firm, is making significant strides in the world of crypto custody, aiming to help banks and fintech companies securely manage and store digital assets for their clients.
Ripple's new custody services offer secure, compliant, and easy-to-use solutions for banks and fintech firms to store and manage digital assets, integrating seamlessly with its XRP Ledger platform.
Ripple Labs, the San Francisco-based blockchain firm, has introduced new features and integrated compliance functionality that bring bank-grade custody technology to its crypto custodial services, according to an Oct. 10 statement.
According to CNBC, fintech giant Ripple has made a major entry into crypto custody, unveiling new services targeted at assisting banks and financial technology businesses to store digital assets on behalf of clients.
Ripple is entering the custodian space, unveiling a range of new services to assist financial institutions in managing crypto for their clients. According to a CNBC report on Oct.
Ripple's move into crypto custody allows the company to diversify beyond its payment settlement business.
Ripple, the San Francisco-based blockchain startup has recently launched its crypto custody solution for several banks and fintech players to store digital assets on behalf of their clients. This development comes as the Federal Reserve has been cracking down on several traditional banks offering custodial services to crypto firms.
Whale activity between two unknown wallets, linked to Ripple, has fueled speculation within the crypto community.
"Coins with the most bearish crowd narratives historically have the best chance of rising," Santiment claimed.
As Ripple tests the waters with its new stablecoin project, the broader crypto market is currently experiencing a sharp rise in liquidity, particularly driven by stablecoins.
Ripple's expansion into crypto storage services could enhance institutional trust in digital assets, potentially accelerating crypto adoption. The post Ripple rolls out crypto storage services for financial institutions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
XRP faces a bearish outlook in both the BTC and USD pairs, with technical breakdowns suggesting a 25% drop against Bitcoin and a 15% decline versus the dollar by the end of 2024.
XRP holders have been patiently awaiting a sustained bull run that could push the altcoin back above the $1 mark. For some time now, XRP has struggled to break free from its $0.50 range, prompting many to speculate on when the long-awaited upward momentum will finally materialize.
As Ripple prepares to launch its RLUSD stablecoin, some XRP community members are worried about its impact on XRP's importance. RLUSD, currently in beta testing and set to launch soon, will be available on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and Ethereum and may support Ripple's On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) in some capacities.
The firm's custody services reported over 250% growth and aim to compete with custodians like Coinbase and Fireblocks.
Ripple introduces Ripple Custody, offering secure digital asset storage with fast, low-fee transactions powered by the XRP Ledger.
Popular cryptocurrency XRP may be on the verge of more than 25% growth, after its price found itself in a similar position as last month. After October, expected by many as a month that will bring growth and green candles, began with the collapse of quotes on the crypto market, the XRP price came to $0.53 per token.
The cryptocurrency world is abuzz with excitement as Canary Capital Group recently filed for an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) focusing on XRP. This move has speculation among investors about whether it could trigger a significant price increase, potentially pushing XRP beyond the crucial $0.65 mark.
XRP whales took the broader crypto market by storm on Thursday, moving millions of coins amid rising speculations of a cross-appeal by Ripple against the U.S. SEC. Recent on-chain data pointed out that nearly 73 million coins shuffled in the past 24 hours, sparking discussions among market participants.
The U.S. SEC has filed an appeal in its case against Ripple, after a federal judge ruled that the SEC did not prove Ripple violated securities laws by selling XRP to retail customers.
Many XRP holders expect the altcoin to break $1 soon. XRP has traded around $0.50 for a while despite lingering pressure in the crypto market.
