Crypto News Roundup: White House Backs Bitcoin, XRP Faces Pressure, and New DeFi Projects Surge

Big news from Las Vegas: Vice President JD Vance declared that crypto finally has a champion in the

White House.

The Trump administration is pushing for friendlier regulations, with Vance saying, "Crypto is a hedge against bad policymaking

from Washington." Bitcoin has soared 60% since Trump’s re-election, hitting record highs.

But critics warn of possible conflicts of interest, as the Trump family is now deeply invested in crypto

ventures, including meme coins and mining operations.

XRP is under the spotlight as its price hovers near $2.30, a key support level.

Technical indicators are turning bearish, and on-chain activity has dropped by 90% this month.

The ongoing SEC lawsuit continues to cloud investor confidence, but some analysts see a chance for a rebound

if XRP can break above $2.32.

As one strategist put it, "The drop in real-world usage is troubling." DeFi is heating up!

XpFinance is launching a decentralized lending platform on the XRP Ledger, with its presale already 30% filled.

Early investors could see instant gains when the token lists.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin Solaris is making mining accessible to everyone with its mobile-friendly app and a presale promising big

returns.

Unlike meme coins, these projects focus on real utility and long-term growth.

Ethereum is holding strong above $2,700, with institutional interest growing thanks to spot ETFs.

The broader crypto market is in what traders call a “Goldilocks zone”—not too hot, not too cold—as volatility

drops and investors wait for the next big move.

Still, all eyes are on whether ETH can break the $3,000 barrier.

That’s your crypto news roundup!

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