Ripple On Bearish Momentum: 16.43% Down In The Last 24 Hours

Ripple is currently on bearish momentum. At 05:03 EST on Thu 24 Dec, Ripple is at $0.27 and down by 16.43% in the last 24 hours.

Ripple Range

Over the last six hours, Ripple’s higher value was $0.27 and the lower value was $0.25.

Over the last twelve hours, Ripple’s higher value was $0.30 and the lower value was $0.25.

Regarding Ripple’s daily highs and lows, it’s 8.84% up from its trailing 24-hour low of $0.25 and 24.417% down from its trailing 24-hour high of $0.36.

Concerning Ripple’s yearly highs and lows, it’s 136.403% up from its 52-week low and 64.57% down from its 52-week high.

Last news about Ripple

Ripple to face SEC suit over XRP cryptocurrency. According to The Wall Street Journal on Tue Dec 22, “None of those companies, though, was as big as Ripple and XRP. “, “Ripple had a $10 billion valuation in its most recent funding round in 2019, and XRP is the third-largest cryptocurrency by market value.”

Cryptocurrency firm ripple expects to be sued by the sec; XRP plunges. According to CNBC on Tue Dec 22, “Ripple, the fintech company best known for cryptocurrency XRP, has said it expects to be sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission over allegations that it violated investor protection laws.”, “The “security” label matters because it could bring XRP under strict new rules, and that could heavily impact Ripple. “

Ripple says it faces SEC lawsuit as cryptocurrency XRP drops. According to Bloomberg Quint on Tue Dec 22, “Whether Ripple is a security has been at the center of debate within the sector since the SEC comments.”, “Ripple earlier this year also failed to persuade a judge to throw out a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the company of selling unregistered securities.”

Ripple labs, executives sued by SEC for failing to register XRP. According to Bloomberg Quint on Tue Dec 22, “Ripple co-founder Christian Larsen and Chief Executive Officer Bradley Garlinghouse “created an information vacuum” that allowed them to sell XRP into a market that only had information they chose to share, the SEC said in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in New York. “, “”Ripple used this money to fund its operations without disclosing how it was doing so, or the full extent of its payments to others to assist in its efforts to develop a ‘use’ for XRP and maintain XRP secondary trading markets.””

US regulator charges ripple over its XRP asset, saying it’s a $1.3 billion unregistered offering, not a cryptocurrency. According to Business Insider on Wed Dec 23, “Ripple had begun its campaign against the SEC suit before it was even filed. “, “Ripple violated federal securities laws by not registering XRP as a security, which would require greater disclosure, giving investors a more complete background as they value it, the SEC said.”

High-flying crypto fund dumps XRP with ripple in SEC ‘hot water’. According to Bloomberg Quint on Wed Dec 23, “Not only is Ripple in “hot water” and unlikely to beat the SEC’s lawsuit, but XRP may become more difficult to trade and transact in should U.S. marketplaces be unwilling to list it, according to a Bloomberg Intelligence report.”, “BI expects that Ripple will answer the agency’s complaint next quarter, and that a decision could come in early 2022.”

News about Bitcoin

Elon Musk inquired on twitter about ‘large’ Bitcoin transactions after a crypto booster suggested he convert Tesla’s balance sheet. According to Business Insider on Mon Dec 21, “Before the exchange with Saylor, he tweeted “Bitcoin is my safe word,” but then followed up by saying, “Just kidding, who needs a safe word anyway!?””, “Following the Saylor conversation, Musk tweeted: “Bitcoin is almost as bs as fiat money,” and then suggested to his followers he’s a fan of Dogecoin, a parody cryptocurrency.”

 michael saylor, the CEO who turned a software company into a Bitcoin company. According to Bloomberg Quint on Thu Dec 24, “This past summer, the business intelligence software company MicroStrategy made waves when it put some of its extra cash into Bitcoin. “, “We speak with MicroStrategy’s CEO, Michael Saylor, on why he thinks Bitcoin is the best reserve asset for any company.”