Ripple’s global expansion strategy continues, with the company looking to hire high-ranking positions in Europe, Asia and Latin America.

The company is hoping to fill numerous positions across Asia, including a managing director of RippleNet based in Singapore, a senior policy manager also based in Singapore and an account manager for SBI Ripple Asia based in Tokyo.

The senior policy manager will specifically focus on lobbying for XRP-friendly government policies across the Asia-Pacific, according to the job advertisement.

The SBI Ripple Asia account manager will manage customer relationships within Japan and South Korea.

SBI Holdings invested in Ripple in 2016. That same year, the pair launched SBI Ripple Asia in an effort to bring payments powered by distributed ledger technology to financial institutions and remittance transfer providers in the region. The Japanese financial giant has also been testing the use of XRP to settle corporate debts and credits.

In Europe Ripple is looking to hire a managing director of RippleNet Europe and a sales development representative for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. Both positions are based in London.

Additionally, the San Francisco-based payments startup is searching for a client solutions manager in Latin America. The position is based in São Paulo, Brazil.

The company, known for its high turnover, is currently advertising for 31 open positions in total.


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center]Bitcoin index funds: Should Grayscale be worried?[/center]

2020 has been an incredible year for many firms trying to incorporate Bitcoin into their larger financial systems. Grayscale took the leap first, in the minds of many, with Coinshares and Bitwise making noise as well. These Crypto-Index Funds are regulated and their main focus has been the market’s institutional investors.

For context, Grayscale currently holds over 2% of the total Bitcoin in circulation, and it is extremely appealing for investors that do not want to hold Bitcoin directly and purchase through an IRA or brokerage account.

However, there are certain downsides and in this article, we will try to figure out if these crypto-index funds might face any competition in the future

Bitcoin as an asset is based on the foundations of being decentralized, away from anyone’s control. Hence, these regulated crypto-trusts kind of take the idea of holding Bitcoin in a different direction for the market’s investors.

Now, even though the likes of Grayscale, Bitwise, and Coinshares are sizable businesses, these corporations fall under the extremities of the prevailing regulations. Ergo, they are not tradable on major exchanges. So, it is basically holding Bitcoin, which is harder to access and possibly less liquid due to its untradable nature.

In light of the complications around regulated crypto-funds, the rise of DeFi and its financial products might have a lot to say down the years.


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