XRP Price Volatile; 'XRP 2.0' Digitap Gains Attention in London
XRP's price has been volatile recently, surging towards $3.20 in early September before retreating. Meanwhile, a new project called Digitap, often referred to as 'XRP 2.0', is gaining attention in London for its innovative approach to cross-border payments.
XRP's price journey has been tumultuous. It initially climbed from late August lows, reaching a local peak near $3.18 in early September. However, sentiment has since weakened, and the price has slipped back under $3.00. Bulls have struggled to maintain momentum, with the latest leg driving the price back under $3.00. Support near $2.67-$2.80 caught the initial selloff, but the latest decline has pushed the price below this level. Short-term price predictions suggest support at $2.80 and resistance at $2.98-$3.05 and then $3.18-$3.20.
Digitap, a platform focused on cross-border payments and decentralized finance, is attracting investor attention in London. Positioned as the first Omni-bank combining cryptocurrency and traditional banking services, Digitap aims to simplify cross-border money movement. It offers a user-friendly app and its own cryptocurrency, TAP. Traders are referring to Digitap as 'XRP 2.0', suggesting it could potentially replace XRP as a global banking solution. The project's presale is currently progressing, with a focus on payments, cards, and user-friendly app experiences.
XRP's price has been volatile, with recent declines pushing it back under $3. Meanwhile, the Digitap project is gaining traction in London, positioning itself as a innovative solution in the cross-border payments sector. While XRP's price continues to face resistance, Digitap's potential as a global banking solution is being discussed in the crypto community.
