Ripple Named on CNBC’s Annual List of 50 Disruptor Firms 2021

Ripple Labs, the blockchain giant, has been named on CNBC’s annual list of 50 disruptor firms.

Other Companies on CNBC’s 2021 Disruptor 50 Firms List Apart from Ripple

It also includes Flutterwave, a Ripple customer, and the Robinhood software, which helps investors to exchange stocks and cryptocurrencies.

Despite the global pandemic that emerged in China, the list shows private companies that have grown steadily in the last year, as well as high-tech growth.

Robinhood is ranked fourth, and he is known as the “Wall Street for.” Flutterwave is ranked 21st for “assisting African companies to soar.”

Ripple was also named on CNBC’s list of innovative companies last year. However, in 2020, it was ranked 28th for providing “a crypto solution to money transfers.”Last year, Robinhood ranked 46th. Ripple is ranked 38th, “making waves in crypto law.”

Clubhouse, a new social network service, is also on the list as “the new sound of social.”

XRP Worth $218 Million Is On The Move

Whale Alert has released extensive information on many XRP transactions made by the DLT behemoth Ripple and a few top-tier crypto trading platforms, including Binance, Bittrex, Upbit, and others.

These crypto heavyweights have collectively moved 238,300,000 XRP. According to the CoinMarketCap website, that is the equivalent of $218,851,557 at today’s XRP price of $0.9168.

The most recent upload is the largest: Bybit wired a gigantic 139,333,000 to the Binance exchange. The Seattle-based Bittrex trading platform has transferred 25 million XRP to the Upbit exchange.

🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 🚨 139,333,000 #XRP (127,555,879 USD) transferred from unknown wallet to unknown wallethttps://t.co/xokrECq4h7

— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) May 25, 2021

Meanwhile, the Ripple crypto giant continues to send XRP to the Chinese Huobi exchange regularly. Today, the company transferred 4,195,300—the number that will be transferred to Huobi every day this week before Sunday.

Chinese Users Prohibited From Using XRP Trading Platform Bybit

Bybit exchange has announced that as of June 15, users from China would be prohibited to trade on its website. Customers with Chinese IP addresses would be unable to browse stock quotes, trades, and other services.