Ripple and its native token have seen a major status change since the XRP ruling.
Old partner Moneygram is now tipped to reinstate the partnership.
Ripple’s XRP has been on the lips of every top crypto player since it gained a partial victory against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in July. Some new beneficial partnerships have sprung up as a result of the federal judge’s ruling that XRP is not secure when traded on secondary marketplaces.
On the other hand, old partners who previously burnt their bridges with the token, have made an effort to amend them.
Many of the exchanges which previously delisted the Ripple native token including Coinbase and Kraken, have suddenly had a change of heart and relisted the cryptocurrency. Now, some industry watchers are looking out for a possible collaboration between global money transfer giant MoneyGram and Ripple, the blockchain firm associated with the coin.
Ripple’s $50 Million Investment in MoneyGram: