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PayBito Halts Trading of XRP in Light of the Recent Action of Securities and Exchange Commission
PayBito Halts Trading of XRP in Light of the Recent Action of Securities and Exchange Commission
PALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ Global trading platform and cryptocurrency exchange PayBito temporarily halts its XRP trading feature in light of the SEC s latest action against Ripple Labs, Inc. Due to a lawsuit filed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), PayBito has made the choice to suspend its XRP trading pairs on the platform.
The trading suspension of the crypto exchange is not going to affect the user s access to the XRP wallet. XRP wallets will still remain available, thereby aiding users to send out XRP to other exchanges. PayBito is likely to monitor legal developments associated with XRP and update users accordingly as more information unwraps.
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The impact investing community is offering a list of public policy proposals for the incoming presidential administration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to facilitate the flow of private capital to public issues, from community reinvestment to environmental protection.
The policy agenda “Private Capital, Public Good: Leveraging Impact Investing to Support a Just & Equitable Recovery” was released Tuesday morning by the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance (USIIA).
The alliance’s objective is to offer specific proposals to “transform community investing to confront inequality,” and to “advance stakeholder capitalism to restore American economic leadership.”
The policy report created with input from about 50 impact investors, community stakeholders, and public policy experts follows a broader 2014 initiative directed to federal policy makers that was led by USIIA’s predecessor organization, says