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Cardano Founder Worked As Ripple Intern? Hoskinson Reveals

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Also Read: XRP Was Marked For Death, Says Bitcoin Maxi; XRP Lawyer, Ripple CTO Replies advertisement Cardano Founder, Vitalik And Ripple Charles Hoskinson in a tweet questioned why people are claiming that he worked as an intern at Ripple. Cardano founder clarified that he never worked for the blockchain firm in any capacity in the past. However, he did mention Ethereum founder, Vitalik Buterin in the comment. He highlighted that people are confusing him with the ETH founder. However, reports suggest that Vitalik Buterin had confessed that he tried to be an intern at Ripple back in 2013. He also wrote an article praising Ripple in the same year. ETH founder stated that Ripple accomplished an impressive feat as now they have a way of sending, receiving and holding any currency in a decentralized way. Read More XRP News Here… Truce With XRP? Hoskinson had a kind of beef with the XRP community over its long running legal battle with SEC over its ...

XRP To Relist On Coinbase? Legal Chief Responds

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Also Read: Coinbase Legal Head Meets Ripple Chief Legal Officer; Sparks XRP Relisting Trend advertisement XRP Coinbase Relisting, Possible Or Not? In a recent interview, Paul Grewal, Coinbase’s legal chief explored the possibility of relisting XRP on the exchange. The host asked Grewal that of If the District Court decides that secondary market sales of Ripple ’s XRP are not securities, how would that be going to affect the relisting of the token on Coinbase? To this Coinbase legal chief highlighted that they continuously evaluate and reevaluate the listing of tokens. The nature of XRP was subject to litigation and 2 years after the matter is still subject to ligation he added. Read More XRP Lawsuit News Here… He mentioned that lots of key industry players are waiting for a verdict in the XRP lawsuit. However, whatever the court rules out, Coinbase will be following the appeal after that and it completely depends on the court...