Ripple price news: what is the price of ripple? Can xrp recover?

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RIPPLE CEO: XRAPID WILL BE NEW 'LIQUIDITY TOOL' USED BY MOST BANKS Midweek charts show Ripple continuing to fall as the bearish trend forced cryptocurrency prices down.  Ripple


suffered heavy losses over the weekend but continue to lose more, with another 4.51 percent being shaved off to see XRP trading at $0.459704 as of 8am. The entire market has seen significant


losses this morning as well, with bitcoin trading at $6,107.14, Ethereum going for $434.63 and Litecoin selling for $76.89. The cryptocurrency market has seen a significant amount of


negative news in recent weeks, sparking a drop well below expectation.  RELATED ARTICLES CAN XRP RECOVER?  Cryptocurrencies can’t catch a break this week as more negative news continues to


plague the market.  Traders woke up to the news that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has seized more than $20 million in bitcoin from illicit weapons and narcotics traders on the Darknet,


shrouding the cryptocurrency market in a negative light again. Vendors on the mysterious and insidious Dark Web are able to use cryptocurrencies to trade illicit goods anonymously, a dark


past that has haunted bitcoin since its inception.  The latest raid on Darknet vendors saw weapons, drugs, $3.6 million in US dollars and more than $20 million in bitcoin seized by agents,


which has subsequently knocked investors confidence in the market.  Last week, Coinrail and Bithumb, two major cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea, hacked for more than $70 million in


alt coins combined.  Hacks are an ever-present problem for cryptocurrencies, but the frequency of breaches has seen crypto-mania waning in recent months.  Prices may also be seeing a slump


this morning as Alibaba’s chairman Jack Ma advises traders against bitcoin, saying the digital coin is a bubble that will burst.  Speaking at a launch event for a new online-payment service


for real-time cash transfers between Hong Kong and the Philippines, he said: “Technology itself isn’t the bubble, but bitcoin likely is." Ripple price news: What is the price of Ripple?


Can XRP recover? (Image: GETTY) Ripple has lost a lot of gains this week (Image: CoinMarketCap) Ripple has managed to avoid much of the negative press associated with the Darknet, touting


itself as an agile and progressive cryptocurrency.  Several major partnerships with global banks, including Santander and MasterCard, saw Ripple propel into one of the most trusted and


traded cryptocurrencies, but a low tide sinks all ships, and the continued cryptocurrency price drop has affected Ripple negatively.  Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has been singing the


digital coin’s praises, saying Ripple should be added to Coinbase’s listings.  Garlinghouse said: “As we solve problems at scale for institutions, I think it’s in Coinbase’s interest to


participate in that.” Why is Ripple falling? (Image: CoinMarketCap) Today’s dip also comes after it was revealed Facebook is reversing its crypto ad ban, which could see some growth for XRP.


  Iqbal Gandham, UK Managing Director at eToro, said: "We have always advocated for a more sophisticated approach to cryptocurrency advertising, as we believe legitimate providers 


shouldn't be lumped in with rogue operators.  "Customer safety and education about the market should remain a priority, but a blanket ban is a poor approach to new ideas. 


"Technology giants like Facebook are aware of the potential of blockchain technology to fundamentally change the financial system, so it is good to see that they are giving their


customers a chance to contribute."