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    The crypto industry is expanding into unforeseen territory. Its users are becoming the financial elite of the future and they are hungry for platforms that provide them access to the best and most exclusive products. A long leader in the crypto market, the array of products and services that comprised the Luxury ecosystem are taking one more step into the future. Already known as a blockchain focus portal with international partners to facilitate crypto-related transactions, the Luxury will launch a platform to transform the way people interact with goods and services. Luxandia, a virtual reality metaverse, has been designed to provide a fresh e-commerce experience. This platform will have an integrated NFT marketplace with an online/offline payment processing mechanism and will let developers launch their business in a virtual parcel to be fully customizable to create a unique experience. Catalin Dascalu, CEO of The Luxury, believes Luxandia will be one of the lead

Ripple is one of the altcoins that has strived comparative well within the cryptocurrency space. The price-performance and the general trend in the protocol’s ecosystem have made this crypto one of the outstanding long-term and short-term investment choices. Currently, Ripple is ranked in the 6th position according to CoinMarketCap, as it boasts a market cap of over $40 billion. With the recent case of SEC and Ripple, several of the XRP community have some built-up tension over the possible action to expect. Related Reading | Bitcoin Hashrate Climbs To New High As Price Recovers Above $42,000 This is after the unsealing of three different documents set by the judge. However, John Deaton, the cryptocurrency lawyer representing more than 64,000 XRP holders, put forth some possibilities to calm the situation. First, he explained that SEC is likely to make two potential moves. From the new evidence, there’s an inclusion of the email thread and deposition notice of Brad Garlinghouse, R

DBS, the largest bank in Southeast Asia, is planning to launch crypto trading for retail investors this year, the bank’s CEO has revealed. He added that in the first half of this year, DBS will focus on making “access to digital assets a lot more convenient.” DBS Bank to Offer Crypto Trading to Retail Customers DBS, the largest bank in Southeast Asia by assets, is planning to launch cryptocurrency trading services for retail clients this year. During the bank’s fourth-quarter earnings call Monday, CEO Piyush Gupta was asked whether DBS has any plans to expand its digital asset exchange and if there is a roadmap for rolling out digital asset trading for retail investors given the growth in that market. Gupta replied: What we will focus on in the first half, the first two quarters, of this year is to make the access to digital assets a lot more convenient. He detailed: “Today, what happens is that you’ve got 24/7, but the customers still need to call and speak to bankers. So the