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Ripple's efforts to consolidate multiple lawsuits filed against it are proceeding successfully.
As reported by CoinDesk, Ripple, which has been sued by a number of parties claiming the XRP token it uses to power some of its products is a security, has been pushing to have the various class action lawsuits against it combined, or at least coordinated, to limit the number of cases it fights at once.
On Wednesday, a California Superior Court suit filed by investor David Oconer was formally designated as "complex litigation" – meaning it will now be coordinated with the remaining suits.
According to public filings, this follows another California case, filed by investor Vladi Zakinov, which has already been deemed complex as of June 2018.
Under California court rules, one of the requirements for a complex designation is that a case involves "securities claims or investment losses involving many parties." With the new designation, a single judge should oversee actions relating to the case to prevent duplicated efforts and potentially different results due to different cases.
However, one result of the Oconer action is the case is now assigned to Judge Marie Weiner, who Ripple successfully moved to disqualify from presiding over the Zakinov case. It is unclear whether Ripple will again move to have the judge disqualified from the new preceding.
Ripple filed to coordinate the Zakinov and Oconer lawsuits earlier this month, claiming that the two class actions concern "'all or a material part of the same subject matter' and involve 'all or substantially all of the same parties.'"
Another related class-action lawsuit, filed by investor Ryan Coffey, was voluntarily dismissed by the investor last week. That case was moved to the District Court of the Northern District of California by Ripple, though Coffey tried to move it back to a lower court. His voluntary dismissal comes after that effort was rejected.
Legal counsel for Coffey and Ripple did not respond to requests for comment by press time.
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Yahoo Finance, one of the world's largest news sites for real-time stock quotes and market information, has added a feature allowing cryptocurrency trading on its platform.
According to a blog post on Thursday, the company now supports trading of four types of assets – bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, and dogecoin – on its iOS mobile app.
The announcement came amid various tweets online yesterday indicating the service appeared to be also available on the desktop version of Yahoo Finance – although, the feature is not visible on desktop browsers at the moment. Yahoo Finance said in the announcement it pans to extend the service to Android, desktop and mobile web platforms in the future.
For the new feature, Yahoo partnered with TradeIt, a platform that integrates with brokerage services to act as a hub for trading financial assets. TradeIt notably integrated with the U.S. crypto exchange Coinbase last year, according to a statement at the time, though it isn't yet clear which brokerage Yahoo is connected with for the new offering.
The financial news service first started its partnership with TradeIt in September 2017, letting users carry out in-app trading of traditional financial assets. The exposure to cryptos at the time was limited to data on prices and portfolio performance.
The site first started tracking bitcoin's price in 2014, as CoinDesk reported. Last year, the company expanded its price tracking service to cover over 100 cryptocurrencies across all its platforms globally.
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BitPay merchants can now receive settlement payments in Bitcoin Cash, making it the second digital currency settlement option for merchants on the platform.
For merchants to receive their settlement in Bitcoin Cash, they will need a wallet address that can receive BCH or they can use the in-built wallet on BitPay.
Bitcoin Cash was added to the platform earlier this year, which allowed merchants receive BCH payments from customers via its POS app. Until now, merchants had to convert their Bitcoin Cash payments into Bitcoin or fiat for settlements. With the rollout, clients can finally decide to keep sales proceeds in BCH if they choose.
Receiving payments in cryptocurrency has garnered a lot of traction in recent days, as service and product based businesses, alike are making the move in a bid to serve customers who have adopted the new way of doing business.
As reported by CCN, BitPay was granted a BitLicense by New York’s Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) earlier this year. The regulatory approval allows BitPay to offer its services to customers and companies based in New York. In addition, New York-based businesses can also use the platform to accept Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash for purchases globally.
The company also partnered with U.S satellite service provider DISH, which allows DISH customers make payments with both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash for their monthly subscriptions and pay per view movies using a push transaction process developed and managed by BitPay.
Sonny Singh, the chief commercial officer with BitPay, noted at the time, that there will be a “seamless transition” from the satellite provider’s old payment service to BitPay.
“Our goal for DISH Network is a seamless transition to BitPay so all customers who are currently paying for services with Bitcoin continue to have the option to pay with Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash,” he added.
