Ripple

Bitcoin's back in the spotlight, nearing $92,000 amid a market-wide surge that's seeing altcoins like XRP explode—could this be the start of another altcoin season? The crypto market cap just exceeded $3.2 trillion, hinting at massive potential for savvy investors.

Bitcoin just celebrated 17 years, and with institutional inflows hitting BlackRock's IBIT, analysts are eyeing a potential breakout. Is now the time to buy?

Ripple's CTO David Schwartz is transitioning to CTO Emeritus and joining the board, signaling a strategic shift that could boost institutional confidence in XRP. Despite changes, Schwartz remains deeply involved with the XRP community and is advising Evernorth, reinforcing his commitment to the ecosystem.

Bitcoin blasted past $91,000, fueled by a massive short squeeze and geopolitical tensions, signaling more gains ahead for crypto. Will this rally continue, or is a correction on the horizon?

XRP briefly overtook BNB as the fourth-largest cryptocurrency, signaling renewed investor interest and a potential shift in market sentiment. With surging trading volumes and continued ETF inflows, can XRP sustain its momentum amid ongoing regulatory uncertainties?

A recent calculation shows the XRP Ledger could burn 1 million XRP in just over two years at 1,500 transactions per second, sparking bullish discussions about its deflationary mechanisms. Could this burn rate, combined with potential ETF demand, drive significant value appreciation for XRP?

Shiba Inu's burn rate slowed, but over 3.2 million SHIB tokens were still removed from circulation as the price reclaimed the $0.000008 level, hinting at resilience and sustained demand. Could this be the dip before another surge?

Could XRP become a luxury asset? One analyst suggests that only 1% of investors may be able to afford XRP in the future, citing macroeconomic pressures and institutional accumulation as key factors.