Crypto News Roundup: Dubai's Tokenized Real Estate, Trump Media's Crypto Ambitions, and Major XRP...

Dubai has just launched the Middle East’s first licensed tokenized real estate project, letting investors buy fractional shares

in property using the new Prypco Mint platform.

Backed by the Dubai Land Department and built on the XRP Ledger, this move could see $16 billion

in real estate digitized by 2033.

For now, only UAE residents can participate, but global expansion is on the horizon.

Tokenization is set to revolutionize property investment, making it more accessible and liquid than ever before.

Trump Media & Technology Group is planning to raise $3 billion to invest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

The company, which runs Truth Social, aims to diversify into financial services and launch crypto-related products.

This bold move comes as Bitcoin surges and institutional interest grows, but it’s also drawing scrutiny from regulators

and ethics experts.

Trump’s sons and Vice President JD Vance are expected to speak at a major crypto event this week.

XRP is holding key support near $2.30 as investors watch for a possible bullish reversal.

Rumors of Ripple acquiring stablecoin giant Circle are fueling optimism, while an upcoming SEC meeting could be pivotal

for XRP’s legal status.

As one analyst put it, “The bullish outlook will only gain strength if XRP manages to break above

its recent swing highs with conviction.” Trading volumes are up, and the market is cautiously optimistic.

A crypto investor lost $2.6 million in stablecoins after falling for two sophisticated phishing scams within hours.

The scam used a zero-value transfer trick, making the victim believe a fake address was safe.

This incident is a stark reminder to double-check wallet addresses and stay vigilant against evolving crypto scams.

Investment expert Lawrence Lepard calls Bitcoin the most asymmetric bet in over 40 years, highlighting its potential for

huge returns versus limited downside.

With Bitcoin’s capped supply and growing institutional adoption, more investors are seeing it as a hedge against inflation

and economic uncertainty.

As Lepard says, “Being a wholecoiner is going to be an enormous deal in a few years.” In

a shocking case, a Kentucky man was charged with kidnapping and torturing an Italian man in New York

to steal his Bitcoin password.

The victim endured weeks of captivity and abuse before escaping.

This story highlights the real-world risks tied to crypto wealth and the importance of security.

A mysterious $237 million XRP transfer sparked speculation, but Ripple’s CTO says it was likely just a withdrawal.

Shiba Inu’s Shibarium network is getting a decentralization boost, and an old Ethereum wallet from 2015 just moved

millions, awakening crypto whale rumors.

The crypto world never sleeps!