Chainlink keeps signing major banks while XRP lands its logo on college football fields, yet both coins are still deep in the red. The real question is whether any of these deals actually forces anyone to buy the coin.
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The XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) price traded at $1.41 on September 5, down 24% since January 1, while Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) traded at $11.74, down 4%. That’s a wide gap between two coins that move with the same market.
One explanation is that Chainlink keeps signing banks and payment firms to use its software, and XRP doesn’t. But both coins are down close to half over twelve months,…
