Bitcoin fell toward the $78,000–$79,000 range last week due to rising U.S. Treasury yields hitting 12-month highs, which pressured risk-sensitive assets like cryptocurrencies. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant net withdrawals totaling nearly $1 billion over several days, signaling institutional hesitation. Ethereum ETFs also experienced outflows, while Solana ETFs showed resilience with positive inflows. The U.S. Senate Banking Committee approved the CLARITY Act to clarify crypto regulations, but challenges remain. Treasury yields and legislative developments will be key factors influencing crypto market direction in the near term.
Ethereum dominates as a smart contract platform with broad applications in DeFi, NFTs, and asset tokenization, supported by strong developer activity and Layer 2 scaling solutions. XRP focuses narrowly on cross-border payments and institutional settl...
Flare (FLR) surged 8.8% following the launch of the FAssets v1.3 mainnet upgrade, which simplifies minting FXRP tokens for Ripple users and boosts adoption potential. However, the price fell 8.3% after hitting a local high, reflecting a sell-the-news...
XRP is currently valued around $1.40 with a market cap near $87 billion. Analysts project its price could rise to $4-$6 by 2031 if it grows with the broader crypto market, supported by institutional investment and clearer regulations. An optimistic s...
Between May 3 and May 15, Binance recorded near-daily XRP outflows exceeding 1 million XRP per transaction, totaling about 403 million XRP. This consistent withdrawal pattern suggests large holders or institutions are moving coins off the exchange, l...
Meta AI forecasts XRP's price rising to between $3.50 and $5 by late 2026, driven by Ripple's nearing resolution of its SEC lawsuit, increasing RippleNet adoption, and potential approval of a spot XRP ETF. Currently, XRP is stuck below a key resistan...
