Big News For Ripple: US Department Of Justice Calls Cryptos Commodities

As the legal battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) draws to a close and all eyes are on Judge Analisa Torres, the U.S. Department of Justice may have provided another argument for Brad Garlinghouse and his company. In recent court filings by the U.S.

Timeline of Xrp

Ripple's cross-border settlement token, XRP, has lately been on a short-term relief rally, although experiencing a complete roller coaster ride this year. Since the onset of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) vs.

XRP is recording a short-term rally after days of consolidating around the $0.35 zone at a time the cryptocurrency community is awaiting the outcome from Ripple and the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) court case. 

The ongoing sideways trend in XRP price has shaped into a head and shoulder pattern. The altcoin has been working on this pattern for nearly six months, preparing for a potential downfall.

As Ripple is in the eye of a storm facing the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in a court case after the regulator sued the blockchain company for illegally selling over $1.3 billion worth of XRP tokens, a self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto has launched a verbal assault on the digital asset.

XRP News: The global crypto market has been stuck in a stagnant phase as investors look disinterested in putting their money in the market. The biggest crypto like Bitcoin (BTC) price and Ethereum (ETH) price has registered marginal price drops over the past 7 days.

On December 24, a heated war of words began between Ripple CTO David Schwartz and self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright. The initially innocuous discussion about the institutional acceptance of Bitcoin turned into a heated debate about the legitimacy of XRP with savage insults.

XRP (XRP/USD) is the biggest gainer in the cryptocurrency market as of writing, outperforming the leading coins even as the markets register a slight upside on the first day of trading for stocks after the Christmas weekend.

There has been a sudden surge in cryptocurrency popularity around the world. Countries, whether large or small, are attempting to integrate blockchain and cryptocurrencies into their economy by going digital.

Key Points: In a conversation, the president of Palau, Surangel Whipps Jr. discussed the country's digitization and what they are attempting to embrace in terms of future advances. The president declared that the country is working with Ripple to develop a national stablecoin.

Island country Palau partnered with crypto technology company Ripple to develop a national stablecoin for the country, as reported by Wu Blockchain. The post Palau reportedly partners with Ripple to launch national stablecoin appeared first on CryptoSlate.