Although it has not brought too many gains so far from a yearly perspective, XRP has managed to overcome the hurdles amid the legal issues faced by Ripple Inc. in the United States. The San Francisco-based blockchain firm recently launched a fund worth $250 million to support the creation of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the XRP Ledger.
Ripple and the NFT Market
Such a manoeuvre will allow the company to incentivize brands, marketplaces and creators to explore new use cases for the NFT market amid the current hype this sector has been undergoing nowadays.
“Since day one, we’ve viewed crypto and blockchain as powerful levelers, unlocking access and equity for everyone. The growth of NFTs is an important part of that vision, helping build a tokenized future that will allow new business models to prosper and people to engage more deeply with the communities and things they care most about,” Ripple noted in a blog post. This announcement propelled XRP price to test fresh highs and skyrocketed by 7.5%.
Current Status of the US SEC vs. Ripple Legal Battle
But, what had happened with the legal battle against the US Securities and Exchange Commission? It was recently revealed that the US watchdog did not always consider XRP a security, which is the hot potato of the legal tussle. Only until 2018 XRP was included within the list of securities of the SEC.
When the news crossed the wires, XRP price skyrocketed by 10% in September because it contradicted the initial statement from the regulators that XRP cryptocurrency was a security from the beginning. Thus, the US SEC used such assertion to argue that Ripple was allegedly engaged in illicit securities sales from the early days.
So far, from a broad perspective based on the daily chart, XRP keeps its yearly gains at the end of September above the $0.9000 critical level. This is because XRP was hit hard by the sell-off seen at the start of September, combined with China’s tussles on the regulatory crackdown towards the crypto industry. However, losses were capped by such a psychological area.
XRP Daily Chart
As a result, the 200-day simple moving average has provided dynamic support across the board, and the RSI indicator keeps trending upwards. The next critical resistance levels lie at $1.018 and $1.123. Should the lows from September give up in order to open the doors for further declines toward a critical resistance, now support, placed at around $0.7643.
Although it has not brought too many gains so far from a yearly perspective, XRP has managed to overcome the hurdles amid the legal issues faced by Ripple Inc. in the United States. The San Francisco-based blockchain firm recently launched a fund worth $250 million to support the creation of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the XRP Ledger.
Ripple and the NFT Market
Such a manoeuvre will allow the company to incentivize brands, marketplaces and creators to explore new use cases for the NFT market amid the current hype this sector has been undergoing nowadays.
“Since day one, we’ve viewed crypto and blockchain as powerful levelers, unlocking access and equity for everyone. The growth of NFTs is an important part of that vision, helping build a tokenized future that will allow new business models to prosper and people to engage more deeply with the communities and things they care most about,” Ripple noted in a blog post. This announcement propelled XRP price to test fresh highs and skyrocketed by 7.5%.
Current Status of the US SEC vs. Ripple Legal Battle
But, what had happened with the legal battle against the US Securities and Exchange Commission? It was recently revealed that the US watchdog did not always consider XRP a security, which is the hot potato of the legal tussle. Only until 2018 XRP was included within the list of securities of the SEC.
When the news crossed the wires, XRP price skyrocketed by 10% in September because it contradicted the initial statement from the regulators that XRP cryptocurrency was a security from the beginning. Thus, the US SEC used such assertion to argue that Ripple was allegedly engaged in illicit securities sales from the early days.
So far, from a broad perspective based on the daily chart, XRP keeps its yearly gains at the end of September above the $0.9000 critical level. This is because XRP was hit hard by the sell-off seen at the start of September, combined with China’s tussles on the regulatory crackdown towards the crypto industry. However, losses were capped by such a psychological area.
XRP Daily Chart
As a result, the 200-day simple moving average has provided dynamic support across the board, and the RSI indicator keeps trending upwards. The next critical resistance levels lie at $1.018 and $1.123. Should the lows from September give up in order to open the doors for further declines toward a critical resistance, now support, placed at around $0.7643.
Felipe earned a degree in journalism at the University of Chile with the highest honour in the overall ranking, and he also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Communication. In addition, he has been working as a freelance writer and Forex/crypto analyst, with experience gained from several forex broker firms and crypto-related media outlets around the world. He has been involved in the world of online forex trading since 2010 and in the crypto sphere since 2015.
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