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Ripple vs XRP: What’s the difference?

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A side-by-side comparison of Ripple and the XRP cryptocurrency.

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Disclosure: At the time of this writing the author holds ADA, ICX, IOTA and XLM.

Tim Falk

A freelance writer with a passion for the written word, Tim loves helping people find the right products for them. When he's not chained to a computer, Tim can usually be found exploring the great outdoors.

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