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Stellar (XLM) and Ripple (XRP) Face Challenges Due To Regulatory Concerns While Tradecurve To Lead The Bull Market

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There has been a flurry of new cryptocurrencies in recent months. But none of them has been as attractive as Tradecurve (TCRV). On the other hand, the latest SEC lawsuit has made it difficult for Stellar (XLM) and Ripple (XRP) to continue standing strong. In this article, we will analyze the performances of these three cryptocurrencies.

Experts have given a top position to this project in terms of real-world utility, and growth prospects. Therefore, its presale round is pumping enormously, causing bulls to join in large numbers.

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Stellar (XLM) Partners With Kado Money

To increase its market share and attract new users, Stellar has partnered with a Web3 infrastructure company, Kado Money. Through this partnership, Kado Money will expand its support to include USDC on Stellar. It holds immense scope for Stellar’s expansion as Kado has users across more than 160 countries.

The development will also broaden the functionalities of Stellar wallets. Besides, the partnership aims to provide support to the declining price trajectory of Stellar.

The exchange rate of Stellar has plunged by 8% in the past seven days. The trading price of Stellar has come down to $0.0825.

Ripple (XRP) Partners With Toronto University

Canada’s Toronto University has partnered with Ripple to begin an independent XRP ledger validator. This is a part of Ripple’s (XRP) University Blockchain Research Initiative (UBRI), wherein the payments network invests in top colleges and universities.

Some experts see this as an ongoing effort of Ripple to tap other countries’ markets amid the growing hostility in the US. Ripple is already engaged in a lawsuit with the US SEC, and has been unable to see an uptick in its market value for a long time.

The market price of Ripple is declining, with a drop of more than 2% in the last week. Currently, a Ripple token can be traded at $0.52. Analysts fear that the recent SEC-Binance lawsuit can hurt Ripple further.

Tradecurve Cruises Through Presale Stage 5

The collapse of big banks like Silicon Valley Bank has shaken people’s trust in traditional financial institutions. Therefore, around 55% of crypto holders trust digital currencies more than traditional financial systems for a more secure and profitable income.

This growing trust has caused a significant increase in the volume of crypto trading, and the decentralized exchange Tradecurve (TCRV) is set to rule the industry with its first-of-a-kind business roadmap.

It has brought all major tradable assets on one platform, and allows users to trade in several markets with a single account. It has features like negative balance protection, VIP account service, Copy Trading, and high-leverage trading starting from 500:1. The project uses 2FA security, and the proof-of-reserve (PoR) mechanism as well.

The remarkable trait of the platform is its commitment to protecting traders’ anonymity. It does not implement any KYC procedure, making the platform more privacy-focused than exchanges like Binance, where users need to disclose their sensitive information.

TCRV token currently costs $0.025, but its value is predicted to soar by 80x over the next few months. To ensure stability, the team tokens will be locked for 3 years.

For more information about the TCRV presale:

Website: https://tradecurve.io/ 

Buy presale: https://app.tradecurve.io/sign-up 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tradecurveapp 

Telegram: https://t.me/tradecurve_official 

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