XRP (CRYPTO: XRP)
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XRP Company Info
XRP is the native token of the XRP Ledger, a digital asset that aims to offer fast and green transactions, and to be a practical cryptocurrency for financial services. It can handle thousands of transactions per second, relies on hundreds of validators, and is designed to complement traditional payment methods. All 100 billion XRP were distributed at creation, with some going to its creators and others being sent out through gifts and giveaways. Ripple, a for-profit company founded in 2012, plays a critical role in developing the XRP Ledger and its ecosystem, and promotes the use of XRP through its RippleNet product, which offers connections to financial institutions worldwide and uses XRP for cross-border transactions. Notable individuals involved in creating XRP include Jed McCaleb, Arthur Britto, and Chris Larsen, who also co-founded OpenCoin (later rebranded as Ripple).
News & Analysis
Will This new Catalyst Send XRP Soaring Past the $1 Mark?
A new product launch has the potential to send XRP soaring. But it won't be easy.
Should You Buy Ripple (XRP) Right Now With $100 and Hold Through 2024 and Beyond?
This innovative digital token is trading significantly below its record levels.
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Should You Buy XRP While It's Still Below $1?
Even at a price of less than $1, XRP could be a riskier investment than you might think.
Will Ripple (XRP) Ride the Crypto Bull Market and Reach $1 in 2024?
A resurgence in cryptocurrencies has XRP chasing a $1 price.
Should You Buy Ripple (XRP) While It's Around $0.60?
Ripple's long-term future hinges on the outcome of the SEC lawsuit and wider adoption. Should you buy in now, or is this a risky bet?
Is Ripple (XRP) a Millionaire-Maker?
This beaten-down cryptocurrency is taking on a massive industry.
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