While the bombs are falling, Solana climbs, XRP gets excited, and ETFs stir the crypto pot. Should we see geniuses or arsonists behind these digital surges?
XRP is fueled by risky bets: billions on the table, a coin frozen. A bubble? A takeoff? Derivatives are heating up, but the crypto is still waiting for its green light.
Bitget, the leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company, has announced the listing of Ripple USD (RLUSD) on its spot trading platform. RLUSD, an enterprise-grade USD-backed stablecoin issued by Ripple, enters the Bitget ecosystem at a time when demand for secure and compliant digital assets continues to rise, particularly among institutional participants and developers focused on enterprise-grade blockchain use cases.
XRP is getting serious again: whales are gorging themselves, the SEC might say yes, and the indicators are flashing green. The market? It's waiting, ready to leap to $3.
Ripple, which wanted to acquire Circle for 5 billion, got the door slammed in its face. Result: a duel of stablecoins where USDC does not intend to let itself be overshadowed.
Ripple is preparing a major move. With the acquisition of broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion, the crypto company is not just strengthening its arsenal. According to attorney John Deaton, Ripple aims much bigger: to capture a share of an institutional market estimated at $16 trillion. Behind this discreet operation lies a titanic ambition: to become one of the pillars of tomorrow's finance.
While Ripple builds a discreet empire, Ethereum hesitates. Solana warns: the unreplicable success of XRP is not a playbook, but a market accident.
Ripple, in "burn & mint" mode, aims to outdo Tether with its stablecoin RLUSD. The goal: to be among the top 5 stablecoins by December. Stay tuned, but things are heating up!