Crypto News Roundup: XRP Surges, Bitcoin Swings, and Major Legal Moves

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XRP jumped nearly 7% as excitement builds over a possible XRP-spot ETF and a key court ruling in

the Ripple-SEC case.

Ripple’s legal team shut down rumors of a US government seizure of escrowed XRP, bringing relief to the

community.

Meanwhile, co-founder Arthur Britto broke a 14-year silence, sparking speculation about big moves ahead.

As one Ripple lawyer put it, 'No, it won’t,' when asked about the seizure fears.

With the lawsuit nearing resolution and ETF odds at 88%, XRP holders are watching closely.

Bitcoin soared past $106,000 after news of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, only to dip below $100K

as new tensions emerged.

Despite wild swings, institutional investors poured $1.1 billion into Bitcoin funds last week, showing strong confidence.

Experts like Arthur Hayes and Mike Novogratz remain bullish, saying, 'The next 72 hours are really important for

Bitcoin and global markets.' Ethereum developers are proposing to cut block times in half, from 12 to 6

seconds, as part of the 2026 Glamsterdam update.

This could mean faster transactions and a smoother user experience.

As core dev Barnabé Monnot explained, 'Shorter slot times make the confirmation service better.' If approved, Ethereum could

see blocks three times bigger and eight times more data capacity.

Vaultro Finance’s $VLT token presale on the XRP Ledger is 75% sold with just five days left, thanks

to high demand for decentralized index funds.

The $VLT token offers governance, staking rewards, and fee discounts, and will list at a 30% premium after

the presale.

As Vaultro’s CEO said, 'This is your last chance to join XRPL’s next DeFi breakthrough at presale pricing.'

US lawmakers are pushing new bills to regulate crypto, including a ban on public officials profiting from digital

assets and strict rules for stablecoins.

Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser slammed the GENIUS Act, calling stablecoins 'fiat in disguise.' The debate is intensifying as

regulators aim to separate digital dollars from investment products, sparking controversy in the crypto world.

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