Categories: Crypto News

XRP Eyes Growth with New Trading Features

 

  • XRP maintains its value above the $0.60 mark amid anticipation for the SEC's brief in its lawsuit against Ripple and the approval of an Automated Market Maker (AMM) on the XRPLedger, offering potential growth opportunities for XRP and Ripple, particularly in the South African market.
  • The activation of the AMM on the XRPLedger by March 22 is expected to enable XRP holders to earn passive income by providing liquidity to pools, integrating the ledger with decentralized exchanges and enhancing the cryptocurrency's utility and appeal.
  • Technical analysis suggests a possible correction for XRP to the $0.5553 level, based on momentum indicators. However, a daily close above $0.6293 could negate the bearish perspective, with XRP's price action closely watched amidst these developments
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Nonhlanhla

XRP, the renowned digital currency, is working hard to recover from recent setbacks, maintaining its position above the $0.60 (R11.25) mark, with two critical developments influencing its price trajectory. Firstly, the anticipation around the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) forthcoming brief in its legal battle against Ripple has the market buzzing. Secondly, the approval of an Automated Market Maker (AMM) amendment on the XRPLedger promises new opportunities for XRP and its affiliated payment remittance firm, especially in the South African market.

As of now, XRP’s value stands at $0.6092 (approximately R11.42), with expectations of a positive turnaround from the AMM’s activation on the XRPLedger slated for March 22 at 20:10 GMT. This advancement is poised to offer XRP holders the chance to generate passive income through liquidity provision in pools, enhancing the altcoin and Ripple’s appeal in South Africa’s growing crypto space.

The XRPLedger’s forthcoming AMM, a result of the XLS-30D amendment, aims to seamlessly integrate the ledger with decentralized exchanges. This feature not only facilitates liquidity but also allows XRP holders to earn from their contributions to liquidity pools. Participants will receive liquidity pool tokens proportional to their stakes, with the added ability to influence the AMM’s trading charges.

Crypto researcher Stedas has outlined ways for XRP holders to benefit from these liquidity pools, offering a glimpse into potential passive income streams. Moreover, the looming deadline for the SEC’s remedies-related brief against Ripple on March 22 adds another layer of suspense, given Ripple’s substantial XRP holdings and its impact on the altcoin’s market movements.

Despite the ongoing sideways trading pattern since reaching a 2024 high of $0.6685 (approximately R12.54) on March 5, technical indicators hint at a possible correction to $0.5553 (approximately R10.42), correlating with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level. With momentum indicators like the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) and Awesome Oscillator (AO) signaling potential downturns, XRP might face short-term challenges before regaining strength.

Nevertheless, a daily close above $0.6293 (approximately R11.81), approaching the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement, could dispel the bearish outlook. The next significant hurdle lies at the 2024 peak of $0.6685, setting the stage for XRP’s potential rebound amidst these pivotal developments, notably within South Africa’s vibrant cryptocurrency market.

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Nonhlanhla

Nonhlanhla P Dube is a senior news reporter. Nonhlanhla is a student of International Relations at the University of South Africa. She reports primarily on personal finance and economics. You can contact her on: Email: nonhlanhla@rateweb.co.za