A big crypto whale is on the move, as Ripple adds a new financial institution to its growing list of clients. Here’s a look at some of the stories breaking in the world of crypto.
Ethereum
A crypto whale just transferred 888,888 ETH – worth about $184 million – for a fee of just six cents.
The crypto was transferred from a wallet on Binance to an address that now has a total of 988,888 Ether.
888,888 $ETH ($183,359,816.64 USD) transferred from #Binance to Unknown wallet Tx:https://t.co/vdmda6FfdD
— WhaleWatch.io (@whalewatchio) October 21, 2018
Bitcoin
A crypto startup called Cyclebit says 130 coffee shops across Spain will integrate its new payment system to accept Bitcoin.
The company has created a mobile point-of-sale device to process payments.
Daniel Bessmert at the first #Nostrum crypto-capable restaurant in #Barcelona pic.twitter.com/XqggQa5oJB
— Cyclebit (@Cycle_bit) October 18, 2018
Ripple and XRP
Ripple has added another financial institution to RippleNet, the company’s network of companies using Ripple’s technology to improve the efficiency of cross-border payments.
Flutterwave says it decided to join RippleNet to help realize its goal of providing a state-of-the-art payment infrastructure that connects Africa to the world.
Meanwhile, XRP has been added to Alphacat, a crypto startup based in Hong Kong.
The platform is designed to give crypto traders real-time price forecasts powered by A.I. and big data.
#Alphacat Report (Oct 1-15) is now available.
Highlights:
?The $XRP real-time forecasting was listed in #ACAT Store.
?The basic framework of #AI trading system has been built.
?The latest version of the PRNN-LSTM #algorithm has been completed.https://t.co/jHXFLunnmY— Alphacat (@Alphacat_io) October 19, 2018
VeChain
The first decentralized app running on the VeChainThor blockchain is set to launch on October 31st.
The creators of Decent.Bet call the ambitious project an “open-source peer-to-peer blockchain gaming platform where anyone with an idea can build a game, a predictive market, or a casino room and share in the revenue.”
New numbers from CoinMetrics.io confirm Monero’s recent hard fork has successfully lowered transaction fees.
The average fee has dropped from about 60 cents down to about 2 cents.
[the_ad id="42537"] [the_ad id="42536"]Average fee has plummeted from 60 cents to 2 cents https://t.co/V6Nwejuo6L pic.twitter.com/d6d8qYB8WU
— CoinMetrics.io (@coinmetrics) October 20, 2018
