2019-12-7 17:10 |
SBI Holdings is considering an opt-in program that would distribute shareholder dividends in XRP
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Morningstar Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of Japan’s SBI Holdings, has announced that it will offer shareholders who hold a minimum of 1 unit of its shares, 30 XRP (XRP) tokens as dividends, according to a press release on August 28, 2019.
2019-8-31 21:00 | |
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Financial giant SBI Holdings’ subsidiary MorningStar Japan will pay its shareholders dividends in XRP
2019-8-30 07:55 | |
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SBI Holdings, the investment arm of Japanese financial giant SBI Group, will pay out dividends in the third largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, XRP.
2019-8-29 17:45 | |
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Crypto exchange Coinex will pay out long-term dividends, interest, in bitcoin cash (BCH) for coinex token (CET) holders, according to its website announcement. “If your CET holdings are on Coinex, we’ll calculate the dividends into BCH and allocate directly to your accounts,” the company explained.
2018-10-6 00:05 | |
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Crypto exchange Coinex will pay out long-term dividends, interest, in bitcoin cash (BCH) for coinex token (CET) holders, according to its website announcement. “If your CET holdings are on Coinex, we’ll calculate the dividends into BCH and allocate directly to your accounts,” the company explained.
2018-10-6 00:05 | |
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