Is this the XRP comeback we've been waiting for?
This follows a court ruling that exchange sales ofare not securities, prompting these platforms to restore trading of the controversial digital token associated with Ripple Labs.
Bitstamp was the first cryptocurrency exchange to suspend XRP trading in the US, in response to the Securities and Exchange Commission's lawsuit against Ripple in late 2020.The lawsuit claimed that Ripple was engaged in an illegal securities offering with its XRP token. However, Bitstamp has now welcomed back XRP trading for its US clientele, providing a link for more information in their announcement tweet.Following suit, Crypto.
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