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Ripple has been trading within a prolonged descending wedge pattern, roughly reaching the upper boundary. The bullish momentum apears to be insufficient with expectation pointing toward continued consoldiation within this pattern, until a valid breakout occurs. XRP Price Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart Ripple continues to trade inside a long-standing descending wedge pattern, fluctuating […]

The upgraded platform introduces smart accounts and zero-knowledge features to support compliance-oriented privacy tools like verifiable credentials.

A growing debate: are corporate Bitcoin buys good or bad for the cryptocurrency's future? Let's see.

Emerging markets are not just adopting crypto, they’re redefining it. People in high-friction economies set new standards for the global crypto ecosystem. Opinion by: Youngsun Shin, Head of Product, Flipster Where friction is the highest, previously marginalized users are empowered to utilize crypto as an effective hedge against dollar devaluation. As emerging economies look at new ways to accrue value and create wealth through digital assets, these markets have not just entered as participants in the crypto ecosystem — they are designing the next generation of financial platforms. These trends continue to prevail, especially in the global token economy.  A confluence of the world’s financial markets and regional spheres of influence is afoot. This is a complementary force that profoundly influences the trajectory of global finance, expanding and improving upon the legacy of institutional markets to create a place for crypto as a financial pillar.  Read more

XRP's price outperformed the wider crypto market over the launch of micro futures on Robinhood, greater regulatory clarity with the withdrawal of cross-apeals, and more.

Solana climbs 4.3% this week as a golden cross forms. Traders eye a breakout above $150, with upside targets at $164 and $172 if momentum builds. The post Solana Price Prediction: Up 4.3% This Week – Is SOL Primed for $180? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The Toronto-listed firm plans to use its 771 Bitcoin trove for institutional lending.

Individuals, schools, and mosques in Iran are illegally mining Bitcoin to avoid high bills, making it difficult to estimate BTC holdings.

The following is a guest post and opinion of Rob Viglione, CEO of Horizen Labs. In 2009, Bitcoin was born from a radical vision: a decentralized, transparent financial system designed to empower individuals over institutions. Yet somewhere along the way, that vision was clouded by short-term profiteering, insider deals, and misaligned incentives. To reclaim its […] The post Crypto needs to return to first principles appeared first on CryptoSlate.

KraneShares has filed with the SEC to launch the “Coinbase 50 Index ETF,” which would track the 50 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. The post ETF Giant KraneShares Aims to Launch Coinbase 50 ETF, Tracking Top Digital Assets appeared first on Cryptonews.

Analysts are not sure just how well ETFs giving investors exposure to altcoins like XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin would fare if approved.

XRP climbs 4.4% as Ripple ends its SEC appeal. With legal clarity secured, traders eye a bullish breakout toward $3.50. Here's what's next for XRP. The post XRP Price Prediction: Ripple Ends SEC Lawsuit – Up 4.4% in 24h, Is $3.50 Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin hovers near $107K after Nasdaq hits record high. Will low volume and sticky inflation stall BTC's path to $112K? Traders await breakout signal. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: As Nasdaq, S&P 500 Hit Highs – Is BTC’s 3.8% Weekly Gain a Signal for $112,000? appeared first on Cryptonews.

From Michael Saylor to David Bailey, Anthony Pompliano to Jack Mallers, and everyone in between, there’s a rising tide of executives buying bitcoin for their corporate treasuries. Large companies and Wall Street are vacuuming up billions of dollars’ worth of BTC every week, yet its price remains relatively untouched. One Bitcoiner took to Twitter to […] The post Billions in corporate buys can’t budge Bitcoin—5 reasons the BTC price won’t move appeared first on CryptoSlate.

While Bitcoin's price is on pace to break even for June's trades, the S&P 500 Index (SPX) gained 3.71% for the 30 days ending Thursday, Jun. 26. But a little known meme coin grew by 23% over the same time.

Crypto cards now rival banks for everyday purchases in Europe, with nearly half of transactions under $12 and online spending far above the eurozone average. Crypto cards are beating traditional banks in Europe when it comes to small purchases, with 45% of crypto-linked card transactions under 10 euros ($11.7) — a category where cash has historically dominated. According to a report by CEX.IO shared with Cointelegraph, crypto card holders are showing spending patterns that mirror traditional bank card users while embracing online payments at a faster pace. The report noted a 15% rise in newly ordered CEX.IO crypto cards across Europe in 2025, signaling growing interest as more Europeans turn to digital assets for everyday payments. Read more

BTC stands around $107,000 but here's what could trigger a pullback.

A lot has changed in the BTC landscape since Edelman's previous advice.

Crypto exchange Gemini has rolled out a tokenized version of Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) stock for European Union investors. The post Gemini Tokenizes Saylor’s Strategy Stock — A New Gateway for Bitcoin Investors? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Vitalik Buterin warns that single digital IDs could erode pseudonymity, proposing pluralistic systems to safeguard privacy and fair access. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has introduced a new kind of digital identity system dubbed “pluralistic identity,” arguing it could protect privacy while enabling fair participation in digital life. In a blog post published Sunday, Buterin explored the promise and pitfalls of zero-knowledge (ZK) proof-wrapped IDs, warning that even privacy-preserving systems can carry serious risks if they rigidly enforce one identity per person. The Ethereum (ETH) mastermind noted that many new digital ID projects use zero-knowledge proofs to let users prove they have a valid ID without revealing personal details. Examples include World ID, which has surpassed 10 million users, Taiwan’s digital ID project, and European Union initiatives increasingly adopting ZK technology. Read more