From President Trump’s potential impact on Bitcoin to a new explainer on Ripple and XRP, and a big donation from Tron, here’s a look at some of the stories breaking in the world of crypto.
Bitcoin
The CEO of GerberKawasaki Wealth and Investment Management says President Trump could be setting up the next “huge” Bitcoin rally.
Ross Gerber didn’t point out whether it’s the President’s recent attack on the Federal Reserve, the ongoing government shut down or another matter entirely. In any case, Gerber says he has no plans to sell any of his crypto.
Ripple and XRP
Binance Academy, the new education platform from the leading crypto exchange, has released a new video on Ripple and XRP.
The course covers RippleNet, xRapid, xCurrent and xVia.
Ethereum
The head of cryptography at Cloudfare says the company is “very interested” in working with Ethereum researchers to build a decentralized internet.
The US startup makes software designed to help websites load faster and with a high level of security.
Litecoin
The Bitcoin Lightning wallet Zap just added support for Litecoin.
“Zap now supports connecting to remote Litecoin Lightning nodes. Although the Lightning Network was conceptualized with scaling Bitcoin in mind while adding some privacy enhancements, it is a protocol designed agnostic to the underlying blockchain. The Litecoin dev team is currently working on implementing neutrino (light client) support within LTCD, so that one day users can launch their wallet on the Bitcoin blockchain, log out, and then switch chains to Litecoin.”
Tron
Tron just donated $100,000 to a new charity formed by Binance.
The Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation is designed to “improve the lives of those who are passing through difficult times due to sickness, disability and economic vulnerability.”
Nano
Nano says it just passed an independent security audit from Red4Sec, a cyber security firm.
“Upon completion of the audit, Red4Sec reported no critical vulnerabilities were found in the Nano protocol. During the audit process, Red4Sec recommended two minor modifications to the Nano code base, the first of which was included in the recent Nano Boulton release, with the second planned for inclusion in the next software release.”
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