Ripple didn't pitch Flutterwave a concept. They bought equity. Board-level commitment. Hundreds of billions in remittances. Something big is being built quietlyRipple didn't pitch Flutterwave a concept. They bought equity. Board-level commitment. Hundreds of billions in remittances. Something big is being built quietly
Ripple acquires equity in Flutterwave, indicating significant board-level commitment and potential impact on remittances.
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Ripple didn't pitch Flutterwave a concept. They bought equity. Board-level commitment. Hundreds of billions in remittances. Something big is being built quietly. $XRP https://t.co/3uRKq2jhZK
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