Blockchain.com follows other exchanges in delisting XRP
Ripple's woes multiply as Blockchain.com becomes the latest exchange to suspend trading of XRP. Popular wallet provider and crypto trading platform Blockchain.com has announced it will be delisting XRP and suspending its trading next week, following in the steps of Coinbase, Binance.US, OKCoin and others.Although, as of press time on Jan. 6, Blockchain.com's information on supported crypto assets continues to feature XRP, a blog post published on Jan. 4 informed users that:"Blockchain.com will halt XRP trading beginning Thursday, January 14th at 11:59pm GMT. For all customers who have XRP....
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Ripple’s native token XRP was among the best performers in the cryptocurrency space even as its delisting across exchanges picked momentum. The XRP/USD exchange rate surged by more than 40 percent on a 24-hour adjusted timeframe, hitting an intraday high of $0.328. Measured from its bottom of $0.17 from December 30, the pair was trading […]
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