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200 Million XRP Moved by Ripple Labs, Will Price Hold $2 Support?
Ripple Labs is once again shuffling XRP between wallets, a trend that has sparked speculation on possible impact on the price of the coin.
Illinois Senate Passes Bill to Stem Crypto Fraud and Meme Coin Scams
Lawmakers in the Illinois Senate have passed new legislation to protect users against common crypto fraud in the region.
XRP Set to Explode? Ripple and SEC File Joint Request
By
Parth Dubey
XRP shot up almost 3% in the past 24 hours after Ripple and the SEC submitted a joint filing for a 60-day pause to their appeals and cross-appeals.
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World Liberty Financial Denies Report of Selling Ethereum, Will ETH Price Bounce Back Quick?
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) dismissed reports claiming the sale of $8 million worth of ETH earlier this week.
BNB Coin’s Entry into Top 3? Lorentz Testnet Hard Forks Are Complete
By
Parth Dubey
BNB Chain has completed the Lorentz testnet hard forks just as BNB Coin breaks out of a year-long technical pattern, signaling a potential price rally.
Vitalik Buterin Unveils Customized Ethereum Layer-1 Privacy Roadmap
Vitalik Buterin has proposed a roadmap to fix privacy on the Ethereum Layer-1 chain, setting a new benchmark for protocol functionality.
Where’s Bitcoin Price Heading Next? $70,000 or $90,000?
Analysts suggest that Bitcoin price is facing a strong wall at $84,000, which could lead to a breakout for BTC toward $96,000.
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Santiment: Ethereum Is Good Buy in 2025
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Parth Dubey
Ethereum continues to underperform but the rising bearish sentiment could signal a bullish rally for the cryptocurrency, according to Santiment.
FTX Unstaked 186K SOL: Is Another Selloff Coming?
A wallet address affiliated with the fallen crypto exchange FTX unstaked over 186,000 SOL, hinting at a potential selloff similar to last month.
Cardano Founder Predicts Bitcoin Could Reach $250,000
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson believes Bitcoin’s price could rise over 100% to reach $250,000 this year.
