The cryptocurrency market is showing early signs of possible recovery, with Ripple and Stellar performing best among the top 10 currencies.
Announced Tuesday, the investment by Ripple executives in Omni feels ill-timed as the price of the coin has fallen more than 40 percent.
It's been a day of major losses so far across the cryptocurrency markets, with the top 20 all in the red and a big chunk knocked off the total value.
Ripple's XRP token fell to a 2.5-week low today, and is looking at a more or less sideways movement in the short-term, chart analysis suggests.
International money-remittance firm MoneyGram is partnering with Ripple to test the startup's XRP token for international payments.
The 50 percent decline of Ripple's XRP token from the record highs may have strengthened the bears, but further downside may be limited.
Ripple's recent price rise could lead to a self-fulling cycle of appreciation for the cryptographic asset.
In a tweet late Thursday night, Ripple stated that three of the top five money transfer businesses will begin using its XRP cryptocurrency in 2018.
Ripple's XRP token may have found a short-term top and there's potential for a sustained pullback in prices, price charts suggest.
In a blog post, Coinbase announced it would not be adding any new tokens to its exchange, putting to rest rumors that XRP was a candidate for listing.
Ripple has a complicated relationship with its native cryptocurrency XRP, one that critics contend many recent buyers of the token may not understand.
Alternative cryptocurrencies have seen a notably boost, though those that are grabbing the most news don't necessarily have the largest recent gains.
Ripple hit a new all-time-high above $3 today, up more than 200 percent from its value just a week ago.
Ripple's token XRP nearly doubled within one week, becoming now the third largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
The year of interoperability? Or enterprise digital asset adoption? Both futures might be on the table for 2018, according to Ripple's CTO.