Crypto News Roundup: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Major Market Moves

Bitcoin is making headlines again!

BlackRock just moved $429 million worth of Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime, signaling a possible shift in institutional strategy.

Meanwhile, bitcoin miner MARA had a record-breaking May, producing 950 BTC and now holding over 49,000 coins.

Strategy, the largest corporate holder, added another 705 BTC, bringing its total to nearly 581,000.

Plus, President Trump’s administration has greenlit crypto in 401(k) plans, potentially opening the door for even more mainstream

adoption.

Ethereum is showing strong signs of a potential bull run.

ETH is up 40% this month, with total value locked on the network surpassing $60 billion.

Institutional interest is rising, and exchange balances are at seven-year lows.

Fund manager March Zheng says, “It may be reaching an inflection point where both of these leads continue

to grow.” However, some analysts remain cautious, giving ETH only a 26% chance of breaking its all-time high

this year.

Ripple has locked 470 million XRP in escrow to manage supply, but institutional investors are pulling back, with

$28.2 million in outflows over two weeks.

Despite a slight price uptick to $2.20, XRP remains under pressure, trading below key moving averages.

Analysts warn, “Locking tokens is only part of the equation.

Without sustained demand, reducing supply alone won’t move the needle significantly.” Ongoing SEC lawsuit uncertainties and tokenomics challenges

continue to weigh on XRP’s outlook.

Robinhood just acquired Bitstamp for $200 million, expanding its crypto footprint into Europe and Asia.

Revolut is eyeing a move into crypto derivatives, hiring for a new platform to serve its 50 million

users.

Meanwhile, education company Classover is making waves by creating a $500 million Solana reserve, signaling growing corporate interest

in crypto assets.

HYPE token jumped 15% after news of its Binance US listing, aiming for a new all-time high.

On the flip side, decentralized AI projects are struggling to attract enterprise users due to technical and security

challenges.

Analyst Teng Yan says, “Decentralized platforms must be stable, economical, and easy enough to compete meaningfully.” That’s your

crypto news roundup!

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