Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, has reactivated his XRP wallets with on-chain movements ahead of the Texas Democratic primary runoff on Tuesday. Larsen holds about 2.58 billion XRP, one of the largest individual cryptocurrency positions, worth roughly $3.5 billion at current prices near $1.35. Past significant transfers from Larsen's wallets have coincided with major market events and political developments, making this renewed activity notable. It remains unclear if these movements indicate upcoming exchange transfers or internal wallet management, but the timing adds political significance given ongoing legislative actions affecting XRP.
After a 10% drop in two weeks, XRP remains weak but may be forming a descending broadening wedge pattern, which often precedes a strong upward breakout. Analyst EGRAG Crypto highlights key support at $1.11 and resistance at $3.00, with a 53% chance o...
Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling $1.26 billion last week, led by Blackrock's IBIT with a $1 billion withdrawal, reflecting broad institutional de-risking. Ether ETFs also saw $216 million in outflows, continuing a downward trend...
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MoonPay introduced a dedicated app in ChatGPT's App Store, enabling users to buy cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, and Solana directly through the chatbot. Users request a purchase amount, receive a checkout link, and complete KYC and pay...
The XRP Ledger (XRPL) community faces a critical deadline: nodes and validators running software older than version 3.1.3 will be blocked from the network within 36 hours. This "amendment block" means outdated nodes cannot process transactions or syn...
