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Ripple’s Liquidity Hub Omits XRP Due to Ongoing SEC Litigation?
- Liquidity Hub functions as an independent solution to its cross-border payments service.
- Ripple (XRP) is currently priced at $0.5209.
Ripple has officially unveiled the launch of Liquidity Hub, a new business offering. As per the company’s official announcement, it aims to onboard the initial generation of users following an extensive stress-testing phase.
The initial versions of the liquidity hub will accommodate the digital currencies Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum Classic (ETC), Litecoin (LTC), and the fiat U.S. dollar (USD). Furthermore, the product announcement does not reference XRP.
Ripple remarked:
Liquidity Hub is now publicly accessible to provide businesses with an easy, streamlined method to manage their contemporary crypto liquidity requirements.
The Ripple Liquidity Hub serves as an independent solution or an enhancement to its cross-border payments service. With the liquidity hub, more businesses can begin to integrate cryptocurrencies into their financial strategies as a means of exchange or as a cost-effective alternative for international value transfers.
In late 2020, the SEC initiated a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of selling unregistered securities. Additionally, last week, attorney Jeremy Hogan predicted that Ripple would succeed in the case.
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