Tag Archives: Custody

Coinbase Custody Now Supports Ripple (XRP)

[ad_2][ad_1] Coinbase Custody became the first Coinbase product to provide support for Ripple (XRP). The announcement of Ripple arriving at the Coinbase Custody was made in October 2018 and officially arrived on the platform last week. This is a significant development as the company has stepped back from supporting Ripple …

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Ripple (XRP) officially hits Coinbase's custody

[ad_2][ad_1] Coinbase Custody, the crypto-finance colossus custody arm, added support for XRP on its targeted institutional custody service. In addition, it will also list the USD stablecoin, as per a average post on November 15th. The move was announced for the first time in October 2018 and took a month …

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Coinbase Custody in favor of XRP?

[ad_2][ad_1] After XRP is now a good supported by Coinbase Custody, the institutions are a bit more confident in Ripples' cryptocurrency. XRP has been listed as one of the nine resources supported for its service. Although the exchange did not announce when it added exactly the remittance and settlement token, …

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XRP receives official support from Coinbase Custody; The Ripple logo represents the coin

[ad_2][ad_1] Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency trading platform and other related services in the United States, has officially added XRP under the resources supported for Coinbase Custody. However, despite Ripple, the blockchain remittance company that created XRP, attempting to dissociate itself from XRP for reasons of decentralization, Coinbase kept the Ripple …

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Cleaning of the chain of custody for medical prostheses with blockchain

[ad_2][ad_1]<div _ngcontent-c14 = "" innerhtml = " The implications of counterfeit medical devices are scary. Patients who undergo hip replacement probably do not expect to be equipped with counterfeit artificial hips and made from low quality materials. Photocredit: GettyGetty Counterfeit products are a massive global industry, almost worth it half …

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