Cryptocurrencies Price Prediction: Ripple, Bitcoin & Ethereum Classic — American Wrap 26 July
|Ripple update: SEC is not asking for $102.6 million in fines, attorney says its an argument in lawsuit
Pro-crypto attorney says Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple could settle in a “compromise” and not a win for the two parties. Attorney Bill Morgan, Fred Rispoli and Jeremy Hogan commented on the recent events in the SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit, the closed-doors meeting and the likelihood of a settlement.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum hold steady, BlackRock quashes XRP ETF hopes
Bitcoin hovers close to $67,000 even as $4.3 billion in Bitcoin options expire on Friday. Data from Deribit shows that twice as many long contracts are expiring as shorts. The put/call ratio is 0.61.
Ethereum Classic price sets for a rally following retest of key support
Ethereum Classic (ETC) edges higher by 2.3% and trades around $22.60 at the time of writing on Friday after testing a key support area the day before. On-chain data showing increased account growth suggests a bullish move ahead.
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