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ETF Catalyst positions ripple for next leg higher towards $2.80

XRP rose 3.6% to $2.31 in Saturday trading, breaking above key resistance at $2.28 as ETF momentum and network growth fueled renewed institutional interest. Volume surged 86% above its 24-hour average during the breakout, lifting the token to its strongest close in over a week, while outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum amid muted broader market activity. […]

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Breaks Into Top-20 Cryptos, Hits $600 For First Time Since 2018

Zcash ZEC$647.41 has climbed back into crypto’s top 20 largest tokens by market capitalization, trading above $600 for the first time in nearly seven years. The privacy-focused token has gained more than 1,270% year-over-year, according to CoinGecko data, pushing its market cap to just under $10 billion. The rally coincides with renewed attention to privacy

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Elon Musk $1 Trillion Pay Vote Sparks ‘TRILLIONS’ Token Frenzy

Memecoin traders have found their next muse as Tesla board members approved a $1 trillion pay package for CEO Elon Musk. Within hours of shareholders approving the deal on Thursday, at least half a dozen new tokens with names like “TRILLIONS,” “Elon’s $1” and “MUSK” flooded decentralized exchanges on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain and other

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Japan’s FSA to support the country’s 3 largest banks in Stablecoin issuance

Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) said it will support the country’s three largest banks in developing a proof-of-concept to issue a stablecoin. Japan’s financial regulator said the company will see Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (8306), Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (8316) and Mizuho Financial Group (8411) explore the joint issuance of a stablecoin as an electronic

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US Fed’s Miran says policy needs to adjust for Stablecoin boom that could reach $3T

US Federal Reserve Governor Stephan Miran, the newest member of the board following his recent confirmation, pointed to stablecoins and the potential for their explosive growth — especially by foreign users — to have major implications for monetary policy. “Stablecoins could become a multitrillion dollar elephant in the room for central bankers,” Miran said in

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Michael Saylor’s MSTR Adds $715M in BTC Buying Power in European Supply

Michael Saylor and the team at Strategy (MSTR) have officially expanded across the pond as they look to tap new funding markets in their quest to acquire even more bitcoin BTC$103,485.77. Strategy, the largest publicly traded bitcoin company, priced its initial public offering of 7.75 million shares of 10% Series A Perpetual Stream Preferred Stock

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ICP jumps 7.9% to $7.77 as breakout rally extends on heavy volume

ICP$7.4756 continued its strong momentum on Thursday, climbing 7.88% to $7.77 and marking another day of pronounced outperformance relative to the broader crypto market. The token extended its breakout rally that began earlier this week, moving strongly above previous resistance levels while confirming a sustained uptrend. Trading activity remained robust with 20.11 million ICP tokens

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Polymarket trade volume may be 25% fake, Columbia study finds

Polymarket, one of the largest blockchain-based prediction markets, may have had its trading activity significantly inflated by a practice known as wash trading, according to new research from Columbia University. In a paper published Thursday analyzing more than two years of onchain data, the researchers estimate that nearly 25% of the platform’s historical volume involved

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