Blockchain

After four straight months of losses, XRP could be gearing up for a major comeback, with historical data suggesting a high probability of a February rally. Will XRP defy the odds and reward patient investors?

Bitcoin bounces back after a weekend crash that liquidated millions, hinting the bear market that began last October may be over. To confirm a bullish trend, analysts say Bitcoin needs aggressive bidding to establish a new market structure.

Ripple gains influence as it attends a White House summit on stablecoin regulation, signaling a potential breakthrough in resolving policy issues in the digital asset space. The meeting addressed the friction between crypto firms and traditional banks, focusing on the contentious issue of stablecoin yield.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back addresses concerns about alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, but could this controversy actually signal a new era of transparency and ethical conduct in crypto, boosting mainstream adoption? Dive in to explore the potential market impact and future outlook.

A recently resurfaced 2013 email reveals Google's early interest in Ripple for digital payments in Africa, suggesting major tech firms were exploring blockchain solutions long before crypto's mainstream boom. Could this historical insight reignite institutional interest in XRP as a viable solution for global transactions?

XRP shorts were brutally liquidated in a highly unusual event, leaving investors wondering if this signals a true trend reversal or just a temporary blip. Find out what top analysts are saying about XRP's next move and whether this is the dip you've been waiting for.

XRP, Ethereum, and Shiba Inu face unique market challenges, but oversold conditions for SHIB hint at a potential relief bounce. Could this be the dip before a broader crypto recovery?

Old emails reveal early Bitcoin fears that Ripple could harm its ecosystem, but XRP's recent ETF launches and legal victories signal a new era of crypto coexistence and bullish growth. Are Bitcoin maximalists changing their tune?