The corporate world is catching a serious case of Bitcoin fever, and it’s spreading fast.
Ripple’s Regulatory Moves Bolster XRP’s Institutional Outlook Amid ETF Momentum
Ripple’s application for a U.S. national banking license—placing its RLUSD stablecoin and XRP services under OCC supervision—marks a strategic push to enhance regulatory compliance and institutional trust.
On the same day, the SEC’s approval of Grayscale’s multi-asset ETF, which includes XRP, further legitimizes the asset by offering regulated exposure to a broader class of investors.
These parallel developments signal XRP’s deepening integration with traditional finance.
A banking license would not only elevate RLUSD as a credible stablecoin but also indirectly reinforce XRP’s utility in cross-border settlements.
Meanwhile, ETF inclusion boosts XRP’s accessibility and potential liquidity, paving the way for increased institutional engagement.
Still, regulatory uncertainty could temper near-term adoption momentum. Delays in approvals or legal ambiguity around XRP’s classification may pose hurdles.
In 2025, XRP is projected to trade between $2.10 and $2.35, assuming steady institutional traction and regulatory clarity.
Solana, buoyed by its expanding DeFi and NFT infrastructure and potential for staking ETF inclusion, could reach $400–$500 under bullish conditions, though broader market risks may cap gains closer to $300–$350.
As always, investors should exercise caution and diligence amid persistent crypto volatility.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research
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DeFi Development Corp Stock Surges After $2.7M Solana Purchase
DeFi Development Corp bought 17,760 Solana (SOL) tokens for $2.72 million. The average price per token was $153.10.
SEC gives green light to Grayscale’s new crypto ETF
Grayscale just scored a major victory. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission finally gave the thumbs-up for Grayscale to turn its Digital Large-Cap Fund into a full-fledged crypto ETF.
Solana’s wallet activity is on fire, something big is coming?
Solana’s been doing a little dance lately. On July 1st, SOL took a modest 2.61% dip, trimming some of its weekly gains.
DOJ Seizes $40K in USDT from Trump-Vance Scam With Help from Tether
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has recovered $40,300 in Tether (USDT) after scammers posed as officials from the Trump-Vance Inaugural Committee.
Ethereum Surges on ETF Inflows and Altcoin Rotation, Eyes $2,800 Resistance
Ethereum has climbed between 6.5% and 7.3% over the past 24 hours, trading near $2,560–$2,575 and peaking at $2,619, outperforming Bitcoin and lifting the ETH/BTC ratio by 30%.
Despite this rebound, the pair remains near a five-year low, underscoring the uphill climb in regaining relative dominance.
Momentum is being driven by nearly $2 billion in net inflows to U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs over the past month—including $1.3 billion in December 2024—alongside strong DeFi and NFT activity and optimism around the upcoming Pectra upgrade.
Meanwhile, explosive rallies in Ethereum-based memecoins like Moodeng and Solana’s POPCAT point to a rotation into high-beta altcoins, with retail speculation surging amid declining Bitcoin dominance.
Solana’s high-speed, low-cost infrastructure and Ethereum’s DeFi maturity are accelerating this shift.
However, volatility in memecoins and any sharp Bitcoin reversal could disrupt this momentum.
Traders should closely monitor ETH’s $2,800 resistance, Bitcoin dominance slipping below 50%, and on-chain signals like active address growth and ETF flows to gauge whether this altcoin season has staying power.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research
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