XRP price at $1.33, Stripe unit Privy builds wallets on the Ledger: what it means for your XRP

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.XRP trades at $1.33 while Ripple brings Stripe subsidiary Privy to the XRP Ledger and puts wallets straight into third-party apps. The 14.3 million agent payments cited amount to around $22,050 in value; the real lever lies elsewhere.The XRP price stands at $1.33 on Wednesday evening, around 2.7 percent lower than 24 hours earlier. On the same day Ripple delivered what is probably the month's most tangible distribution news: Privy, a subsidiary of payment provider Stripe since last year, is bringing embedded wallets to the XRP Ledger. Developers will be able to create accounts directly inside their own app, without a user installing a separate wallet. The news and the price tell different stories, and that is exactly what makes the day interesting. Anyone holding XRP gets a reach story in a market that is not paying for it today. This piece places both, recalculates the usage figures Ripple cites for it, and shows the two points at which the matter becomes concrete for investors...