10 April | Other

Ripple promotes XRP in key crypto-friendly markets

Ripple promotes XRP in key crypto-friendly markets

Ripple is ramping up its marketing efforts to promote the custom digital asset, XRP, with ads popping up in prominent locations such as a train station in Dubai (the UAE) and billboards in Washington, D.C.

This pivot marks a shift from targeting institutional investors to retail ones. The move comes on the heels of a lengthy legal battle with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which now allows Ripple to market XRP to institutional clients. 

Dubai's selection as a promotional hub is strategic, since the city is positioning itself as a global crypto center, attracting various blockchain projects and fintech companies. Ripple typically taps into markets with regulatory maturity and growing interest in digital assets. That's why the US and the Middle East were chosen as key targets.

While it remains to be seen how this advertising campaign will affect XRP's price, experts stress the importance of brand recognition and popularizing the technology among a broader audience. The response from the crypto community has been encouraging, suggesting that these efforts could strengthen XRP's position as interest in cryptocurrencies begins to rebound, TimesTabloid said.

Elena Dorokhina MarketCheese
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