Ripple Eyes $20B Circle Acquisition Amid Stablecoin Struggles
Blockchain payments firm Ripple is rumoured to have significantly raised its acquisition offer for Circle, the issuer of the $61.7 billion USDC stablecoin. After an initial $4–5 billion bid was reportedly rejected for undervaluing the company, Ripple is now said to be pursuing a staggering $20 billion deal, according to
Ripple Defies the Crash: XRP Gains as Crypto Bleeds $795M
While the broader crypto market faces sharp losses, Ripple’s XRP has emerged as an unexpected winner. As Bitcoin and Ethereum suffer massive investor outflows, XRP attracted $3.5 million in inflows, cementing its status as a potential safe haven amid digital market volatility. XRP Shines Amid $795M Crypto Exodus According to
Ripple’s $1.25B Hidden Road Deal Redefines Crypto Prime Brokerage
In a landmark move set to reshape institutional crypto services, Ripple has announced its acquisition of prime brokerage firm Hidden Road for $1.25 billion. This deal marks one of the largest in digital asset history, positioning Ripple at the intersection of traditional finance and next-gen blockchain infrastructure. A Strategic Leap
XRP Surges 10% as SEC Drops Ripple Lawsuit Appeal
Ripple’s long-running legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appears to be over, sending XRP soaring by 10%. The sudden announcement from Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse marks a major win for the crypto industry, signalling a shift in regulatory pressure under the new U.S. administration. Ripple Declares
Ripple CTO Defends XRP Sales Amid Investor Concerns
David “JoelKatz” Schwartz, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Ripple, has defended the company’s right to sell XRP, stating that Ripple will always act in its own interest. His comments came in response to criticism that Ripple’s ongoing sales of XRP could negatively impact investors. “Ripple can, will, and should
Ripple Surpasses Ethereum in South Korea’s Crypto Rankings
A recent survey reveals Ripple (XRP) has surpassed Ethereum (ETH) as the second-most popular cryptocurrency among South Korean investors, while Bitcoin (BTC) continues to hold its long-standing position as the top choice. Bitcoin Reigns Supreme From 24 to 26 December 2024, a survey conducted by Korean news outlet News1 gathered
