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Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade is about to supercharge layer-2 transactions, while Grayscale's Chainlink Trust is poised to become an ETF, opening new doors for investors. Plus, with major token unlocks and mainnet upgrades on the horizon, this week could bring big moves across the crypto space.

Crypto ETPs are back in vogue with over $1 billion in inflows, signaling a potential shift in institutional sentiment, while XRP steals the show with record-breaking weekly gains amid new U.S. ETF launches. Is this the start of a bull run fueled by hints of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts?

Cardano's ($ADA) founder predicts a major breakout year in 2026, fueled by the Midnight sidechain launch and key DeFi upgrades, potentially attracting significant institutional investment. A possible collaboration with Coinbase's Base network could further boost Cardano's appeal, making it a crypto to watch.

XRP's price dipped as a new ETF launched, echoing familiar "sell-the-news" patterns, but don't count it out yet. XRP ETFs are still attracting significant inflows, signaling strong institutional interest and a potential buying opportunity.

XRP could skyrocket to hundreds of dollars if ETFs continue gobbling up supply, according to new models. But before you back up the truck, discover why these projections may be wildly optimistic and what it really takes for XRP to moon.

Ripple just scored a major win in Singapore with an expanded license, paving the way for broader XRP adoption and signaling a bullish outlook for institutional involvement in digital assets. Could this regulatory milestone be the catalyst for the next wave of crypto growth?

What to Know: Massive liquidations just cleared out over-leveraged crypto positions, setting the stage for a potentially healthier, more stable market! Is this the dip before the next big run?

Ripple just got a major boost in Asia as Singapore approves expanded payment services, hinting at a new wave of institutional adoption for XRP. Could this regulatory win catapult Ripple to the forefront of the booming Asia-Pacific digital payments market?