- XRP Extends 7-Day Gains, Price Rises to $1.18
- Cryptocurrencies Rally as U.S. M2 Money Supply Tops $23trn
- Revolut to Delist USDT in Europe Ahead of MiCA Regulation
- Ecobank Nigeria Wins Deutsche Bank’s Client Excellence Award
- NGX 30: What Nigeria’s Most Important Stock Index Reshuffle Means for Investors
- Cardano Price Rises 5% as RealFi Testnet Launch Drives Optimism
- Ether.fi Gains 11% as Capital Rotates into Altcoins
- HYPEUSD Jumps by 4%, Tops $71 on Buyback Momentum
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XRP extended its 7-day gain to 11% in the cryptocurrency market as Ripple’s improved cross-border payment
The total cryptocurrency market capitalisation increased by 1.77% to $2.278 trillion amid a sharp increase in the money supply
European financial technology giant Revolut has announced it will delist Tether (USDT) for its users, citing upcoming regulatory changes.
XRP gained about 2% to $1.42 over the past 24h, closely tracking broader market gains, primarily driven by its positive beta with Bitcoin amid Ripple’s plan to share hacker intelligence with the crypto industry.
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index (ASI) declined by 58 basis points, or 0.58%, on Tuesday amid sell pressure across key sectors. Investors took profits in stocks that recently recorded significant uptrends.
Bank for Africa (UBA), Redtech, and MoMo PSB have launched a payment interoperability partnership that expands cardless payment access for consumers and merchants across Nigeria. Redtech is backed by Heirs Holdings; MoMo PSB is MTN Nigeria’s fintech subsidiary.
The naira dropped against the US dollar at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange market (NFEM) on Tuesday on increased demand for foreign payments.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) gained 6.49% to $43.63 on Tuesday, outpacing Bitcoin’s 3.2% gain, driven by the successful launch of its HIP-4 prediction markets, which are attracting new users and volume.
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