Crypto Market Shifts: XRP Surge, SEC Rules, and New Presales
From XRP’s legal victory to new stablecoin rules and hot crypto presales, here’s everything you need to know about today’s crypto headlines!
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After four years of legal battles, the SEC is dropping its lawsuit against Ripple, clearing the way for
XRP to potentially explode in value.
Experts predict a bullish trend, with XRP possibly jumping 70% in the coming months.
Currently trading at $2.04, analysts say it could surpass its all-time high of $3.84 soon.
The SEC has introduced new rules for 'covered stablecoins'—those fully backed by fiat or low-risk assets.
These tokens are now exempt from securities laws, but algorithmic stablecoins are left in regulatory limbo.
Issuers must avoid offering interest or using reserves for speculation.
Bitcoin dropped below $82,000 after President Trump announced new tariffs, sparking a sell-off in risk assets.
Crypto stocks like Coinbase and MicroStrategy also fell sharply.
Despite the dip, some altcoins like EOS and Coldware defied the trend, surging over 39%.
Presales like Solaxy, BTC Bull, and MIND of Pepe are attracting major investor interest.
Solaxy raised $30M to fix Solana’s scalability, BTC Bull rewards holders with real Bitcoin, and MIND of Pepe
combines meme culture with AI.
These projects could outperform major coins in 2025.
Malta’s financial watchdog fined OKX’s European arm $1.2 million for past anti-money laundering violations.
While OKX has improved its compliance, regulators cited serious and systematic failures in 2023.
AI firm Genius Group has been temporarily banned from expanding its Bitcoin holdings due to a U.S.
court order.
The company may need to sell some of its Bitcoin if the restriction continues.
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