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30.3 Million XRP Transferred From Unknown Address to Exchange Bitstamp

According to monitoring data from Whale Alert, at 04:25:00 Beijing time, 30.3 million XRP (about 15.21 million US dollars) was transferred from an unknown address to the Bitstamp cryptocurrency exchange.

Ripple v. SEC update as of September 22, 2023

As Ripple awaits the final conclusion of its legal case with the SEC, commentators have shared their opinions. Lawyer Bill Morgan believes that Judge Analisa Torres' decision on the SEC's appeal request should be coming soon, and a delay could be a bad sign for the SEC. Morgan also clarified that the NYDFS delisting of XRP does not equal a ban and does not prevent approval for custody or sale. He believes that Ripple is winning the regulatory battles overall and globally, but the SEC's stance on XRP sales remains a problem.

Crypto Strategist Outlines Future of XRP, Chainlink, and Low-Cap Altcoin

Crypto strategist Michaël van de Poppe has shared his predictions for XRP, Chainlink (LINK), and Worldcoin (WLD). Van de Poppe is waiting for XRP to show signs of strength and is looking for a breakout above $0.54, which could lead to a rally above $0.70. He believes that LINK is likely to continue its bullish trend and could soar as high as $8.59, with potential entry points at $6.15-6.40. As for WLD, Van de Poppe sees opportunities for short-lived rallies and suggests entry points at $1.35 or $1.11.

Crypto Market Starts Week on Positive Note with Major Cryptocurrencies Seeing Upward Trend

Major cryptocurrencies saw positive performance on Monday, September 18, with investors regaining confidence in digital currencies. Bitcoin's price rose 0.15% to $26,585.27 over the last 24 hours, while Ethereum's price remained flat at $1,629.15. XRP's price increased by 0.11% to $0.4973, and Litecoin's price added 1.06% to trade at $64.63.

XRP Price Increases 3% to $0.5 Due to New Bitcoin ETF Filing and Positive US CPI Data

XRP's price has risen by 3% to reach $0.5, thanks to positive US CPI data and a new Bitcoin ETF filing by Franklin Templeton Investments. The cryptocurrency has broken out of a falling wedge pattern and could potentially reach $0.7. Ripple is planning to hold a "Proper Party" on September 29 to celebrate its win against the SEC, with potential announcements including an IPO.

Crypto Exchanges Suggest Large US Traders Drove XRP Buying Demand After Ripple's Partial Court Victory Over SEC: Kaiko Analysis

According to digital asset research firm Kaiko, data from crypto exchanges suggests that large traders in the US drove buying demand of XRP after Ripple won a partial court victory over the SEC in July. Kaiko found that Upbit and OKX witnessed the strongest selling pressure for XRP in August, while Coinbase saw stronger levels of buying.

Ripple CTO: XRP Will Replace the Dollar as the World's Reserve Currency

In recent Twitter Spaces titled "What happened to XRP," Ripple's chief technology officer David Schwartz said, "One crazy assumption I have about digital assets is whether countries are aware that the US dollar will not always be a reserve currency."

Report: XRP Fell More Than 25% in August Due to Huge Selling Pressure From Exchanges Such As Upbit and OKX

According to a new report from cryptocurrency market data provider Kaiko, after a US court ruled that Ripple's XRP was not a security in secondary market trading, XRP saw a rise in July but was unable to maintain the momentum. 

Data: 29,700,000 XRP Transferred From Unknown Wallet to Bitstamp

According to Whale Alert data, at 02:55 today, 29,700,000 XRP ($15,040,591) was transferred from an unknown wallet to Bitstamp.

XRP Lawyer John E. Deaton Highlights "Hypocrisy" of SEC's Inconsistent Positions in Ripple Lawsuit

The SEC's arguments in its enforcement actions against crypto companies have been criticized by judges as "arbitrary and capricious" and "hypocritical." XRP lawyer John E. Deaton has highlighted the SEC's inconsistency and hypocrisy, which has been noticed by federal judges and both chambers of the U.S. Congress.