Another challenge is that there is no serious interest to pursue the XRP ETF according to Seyff
According to Seyff, another challenge is that there is no serious interest in pursuing an XRP ETF. The company has been trying for years to get an ETF approved and now it has failed, so there is no real effort in that direction, which means that Ripple will not easily get a lot of 'money'.
In addition, although Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has repeatedly stated that XRP is a digital asset, there are still many people who do not believe in the cryptocurrency, especially since it is not regulated by the government. any country. However, this could soon change as Garlinghouse believes that over time more people will be interested in investing in cryptocurrencies like XRP and bitcoin.
According to Seyff, one of the biggest challenges is that there is no serious interest in pursuing an XRP ETF.
The main reason for this challenge is that Ripple is not a public company like Google or Facebook, so it does not have regulatory oversight. This means that you cannot buy XRP from a US-based exchange, nor can you sell it on an exchange.
This creates a problem for investors looking to buy XRP through an investment vehicle like an ETF. The only way to do this at the moment is through the OTC market or a cryptocurrency exchange.
With a fresh push into South Korea, MKR has taken off as one of the leading cryptos in the market.
Venom is a Turing-complete proof of stake network that is run by the Venom Foundation. It is not Venom’s architecture that has attracted enthusiasts in Numo’s case. Instead, it’s the FOMO related to the Numo Stories Club 404 Grand Opening.
The MKR token has soared in price by more than 17% on Thursday, one of the largest moves in the past month. The rally comes after a statement from the developers said they were keen to introduce SubDAO in South Korea.
The USDC stablecoin has found a new home, with the project’s native access on the Optimism mainnet.
Marker is a platform for creating decentralized applications (DApps). The team has a strong focus on South Korea and the development of DApps. The MKR token is currently traded against Ether (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC).
The Web 3.0 world has started to gain momentum and as we move from an Internet 2.0 world to one that is anchored on Web 3.0 principles, it is time for us, as investors, entrepreneurs and builders to join hands to push forward this new age of Internet.
Binance’s venture capital and incubator arm announced the launch of ColLabs, a Web3 investment and financing community that will be invite-only. Apart from bringing founders, builders and investors together and fostering connections, ColLabs is aimed at becoming the knowledge exchange hub for the Web3 venture capital community.
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The MKR token has been on a growth trajectory since its inception in March 2017. It rose from an initial price of $0.96 to $60 within the first three weeks of its release. This was when the cryptocurrency had yet to gain popularity in South Korea.
The U.S government has continued its crackdown on capital flight and illegal money transfers, by targeting crypto-related businesses. The Department of Justice (DoJ), in a court filing, has asked that a case be opened against crypto exchanges under the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). The Department cited concerns that virtual currency transactions may indicate that they are used to hide illegal activity; or to launder money.