Ripple Treasury gained GTreasury’s 2021 SWIFT-compatible filing as Citadel reportedly took a $1.7M XRP ETF stake. Ripple Treasury has drawn fresh attention after a 2021 SWIFT Compatible Application Profile linked GTreasury to SWIFT messaging standards and integration layers. The record is being discussed again because Ripple later acquired GTreasury, according to the supplied information. The […]
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Tether’s investment into LemFi uses USD₮ to replace slow SWIFT transfers with nearly instant stablecoin transfers. LemFi caters to millions of diaspora customers in Africa and Asia who require affordable cross-border payments. The collaboration expands the reach of stablecoin infrastructure to remittance services and beyond, thus increasing financial inclusion. Tether’s investment in LemFi marks a […]
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With the US Digital Asset CLARITY Act inching closer to becoming law, many investors and supporters are eager to know how it could shake things up for XRP. A crypto analyst has broken down the specific sections of the bill that could directly impact XRP, Ripple, and its stablecoin RLUSD. These key parts touch on XRP’s status as a commodity, its role in banking infrastructure, and potential yield opportunities for investors. What The CLARITY Act Means For XRP In a recent X post, pseudonymous crypto analyst @Whiplash437 outlined the exact sections of the CLARITY Act that could have the biggest impact on XRP. He started with Section 105, which defines digital assets and supports classifying blockchain-based cryptocurrencies as commodities. Related Reading: The CLARITY Act Is Not The Only Win For XRP, Here Are Other Wins For Ripple According to the analyst, this section matters because it could pull cryptocurrencies out from under the tight, strict grip of the Securities and Exchange Com
XRP price dropped 2% on May 18, sliding to $1.3865 as traders sold aggressively into the $1.42 resistance zone. XRP fell as traders took profits aggressively after another failed push above $1.42, knocking the token back below $1.40 in the…
XRP supported a May 6 cross-institutional blockchain settlement, while Evernorth filed its public S-4 for an XRP treasury firm. XRP was used as settlement infrastructure on May 6 in a major cross-institutional blockchain transaction. The event brought attention to XRP’s role in settlement between institutions and regulated market structures. It also came as Evernorth advanced […]
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Bitcoin’s bearish momentum hit hardest on the technical charts, with the cryptocurrency breaking below all major exponential moving averages by early Monday. Trading around $76,750, it sat well beneath the 20-hour EMA at $77,580, the 50-hour at $78,120, the 100-hour at $78,767, and the 200-hour at $79,350. MACD indicators reinforced the downside pressure, with the line at negative 359, the signal at negative 243, and the histogram at negative 116. Related Reading: XRP Will Go ‘Higher, Much Higher,’ Analyst Says, Betting On Explosive Breakout Geopolitical Shock Hits An Already Weakened Market The slide began Sunday night after US President Donald Trump posted a pointed warning to Iran on Truth Social: “For Iran, the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!” Trump wrote, following stalled diplomatic talks and a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The post immediately rattled financial markets. Oi
Bitwise will hold HYPE from Hyperliquid ETF fees as HYPE funds pass $5.6M in inflows after 21Shares and BHYP launches.
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Bitcoin dropped to the crucial $76,000 support level while large-cap altcoins sold off sharply. Do technical charts suggest that traders will buy the dip?