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Gemini predicts XRP could reach $20, SHIB may rise up to 35-fold and PEPE could triple by December, while presale token TOKEN6900 eyes meme-driven upside. The AI model has based its outlook on renewed capital flows since Bitcoin has reached an all-time high of $122,838 and revived risk appetite. The post Google’s Gemini AI Predicts the Price of XRP, Shiba Inu and Pepe by the End of 2025 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Gemini predicts that Bitcoin’s record $122,838 peak has galvanised market optimism, outlining pathways for XRP to surge toward $45, Shiba Inu to rise sevenfold and Solana to approach $370 by late-2025, provided institutional inflows expand and ongoing US regulatory clarity supports liquidity. The post Google’s Gemini AI Predicts the Price of XRP, Shiba Inu and Solana by the End of 2025 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Google adds AI tools to Search that make calls and answer complex queries on users’ behalf, but experts warn about the hidden cost.

Gemini predicts that Bitcoin nearing its record price will set the tone for a broad bull run through late-2025, with institutional demand, potential spot ETFs and easing rules seen lifting XRP to $20, Solana to $500 and Cardano to $5.66 while early-stage tokens track sentiment. The post Google’s Gemini AI Predicts the Price of XRP, Solana and Cardano by the End of 2025 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Retail investors have been the biggest net sellers of Bitcoin throughout 2025, but this might change once BTC hits new price highs. Key takeaways: Google search data and app rankings show retail Bitcoin investor demand near 6-month lows. Retail investor interest typically peaks 1 week after BTC breaks all-time highs. Read more

The malware, LOSTKEYS, can steal files from hard-coded extensions and directories, according to Google. Threat group COLDRIVER is using new malware to steal documents from Western targets, according to a May 7 report from Google Threat Intelligence. The malware, called LOSTKEYS, shows the evolution of the group from credential phishing to more sophisticated attacks. According to the Google report, the new malware is installed through four steps. The process involves a “lure website” with a fake CAPTCHA, a PowerShell script downloaded to the user’s clipboard, some device evasion, and retrieval of the final payload. Lastly, the malware is installed. LOSTKEYS is capable of stealing files from extensions and directories. It can also send system information and running processes back to COLDRIVER. The address from which the parts of the attack come is “165.227.148[.]68” according to Google. Read more