After giving some signs of distancing, Ripple and Moneygram finally stopped their partnership for now. But there is good news too.
After the lawsuit by SEC against Ripple, some XRP investors decided to file a new lawsuit against SEC for causing them “irreparable harm”.
This difficult year is coming to an end, and if that’s good news for some, it’s ended somewhat badly for others in crypto. Let’s check!
The SEC has signaled XRP as a security and they’ve sued Ripple in consequence. Meanwhile, XRP has lost almost 40% so far.
U.S. lawmakers published a new bill that describes tighter measures for stablecoins issuers. The next three months will define the matter.
It’s crypto-regulation season, while the prices and adoption of many cryptocurrencies are skyrocketing. Let’s check this November on crypto.
XRP price has been stagnant for a long period, but it seems this week it was its time to get excited, earning a 137% increase.
Apparently, there’s a silent war by the authorities against privacy coins like Monero. More exchanges are sadly obeying the tendency.
Is it legal to accept cryptos in your business? Mostly yes, but there are some sly legal factors you should consider.
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