Blockchain

Bitcoin plunges below $66,000 amid an "exit-crypto" movement, but analysts say this could be a prime buying opportunity before the next rally. Despite recent job data tempering hopes for Fed rate cuts, some experts believe Bitcoin's underlying technology positions it for long-term gains.

Bitcoin could be gearing up for a comeback as institutional investors buy the dip, but analysts warn a critical level must hold to avoid further downside. Is this the calm before the next crypto storm, or a golden buying opportunity?

XRP's SOPR has dipped below 1.0, signaling potential capitulation, but historical patterns suggest long-term opportunities may emerge as the market navigates this challenging phase. Keep an eye on key support levels and institutional flows to capitalize on XRP's future.

Ripple's CEO just doubled down on XRP's critical role, calling it the company's "North Star" and hinting that the recent market dip is a prime buying opportunity. Find out how Ripple plans to bridge traditional finance and crypto with strategic acquisitions!

Bitcoin and Ethereum are bouncing back, fueled by renewed ETF interest, but don't get too comfy—market signals point to more volatility ahead. Is this a bull trap or the start of the next surge?

The SEC's crypto enforcement shift is under fire, with Democrats questioning potential political influence in dropped cases against major firms like Binance and Ripple, but all eyes are on new rules that could bring much-needed clarity to the industry. Regulatory clarity for digital assets is on the horizon as the SEC and CFTC collaborate on rules aligned with the Clarity Act and the GENIUS Act for stablecoins, paving the way for mainstream adoption.

Ripple partners with Aviva Investors to tokenize traditional investment funds on XRP Ledger, signaling growing institutional interest in blockchain. Could this partnership drive institutional inflows into XRP and further adoption of the XRPL for tokenization?

XRP faces bearish forecasts, but a surge in active addresses and substantial ETF inflows hint at a possible price turnaround. Could institutional interest defy the technicals?