Ripple gains a partial victory in its legal battle with the US SEC, leading to a significant surge in XRP price. Explore the latest developments and their market impact on BitPinas.
The blockchain firm also affirmed that the standard would support more NFTs at a lower cost.
Ripple executive Brooks Entwistle recently visited the Philippines to expand I-Remit’s use of Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) solution.
Coins.ph CEO Wei Zhou noted that the collaboration will be a “game-changer for the more than 300,000 Filipinos living in Japan.”
Ripple stated that the funding will be utilized to accelerate carbon removal activities and help modernize carbon markets through investments in innovative carbon removal companies and climate-focused fintech firms.
“We do speak with the regulators, the Philippines included, we sometimes do that directly,” said Entwistle, while also noting that sometimes it is their partners who talked to regulators.
Ripple announced the first live implementation of its On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) service that will be used to facilitate cross-border transactions between Japan and the Philippines.
Also, the volume of Bitcoin transactions in the Philippines in March 2021 has increased by 56% compared to the previous month according to data available for peer-to-peer exchanges Paxful and LocalBitcoins.
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Ripple and Novatti’s effort first targets the Australia-Philippines corridor through a partnership with iRemit, a Filipino remittance service provider which also holds e-money and virtual currency exchanges licenses.
