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Ripple CEO says spot XRP ETF approval is just around the corner

Ripple’s CEO, Brad Garlinghous, is feeling pretty optimistic about the future of XRP. He declared that he believes a spot XRP ETF is inevitable.

Ethereum’s market share takes a hit again

It seems like the once-mighty altcoin is facing some tough times again, with its market dominance dropping from 18.85% last year to just 13.36% now. So, is it time to start worrying?

XRP death cross on the horizon

XRP has been having a tough time lately, struggling to regain any bullish momentum over the past month.

Kraken launches its own Ethereum Layer-2 network, the Ink

The U.S.-based crypto exchange just announced its latest venture: a brand-new blockchain network called Ink.

Solana surpasses Ethereum in daily fees. Thanks memecoins!

The blockchain platform has just overtaken Ethereum in daily fees, raking in over $4.1 million.

Ripple takes legal action against SEC, again

Ripple Labs is stepping up its legal game against the U.S. SEC with a new filing known as Form C, or the Civil Appeal Pre-Argument Statement.

Microsoft prepares for shareholder vote on Bitcoin investment

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The tech giant is gearing up for a big shareholder meeting on December 10, where one hot topic will be whether the company should officially explore investing in Bitcoin.

Hackers allegedly steal $20 million in crypto from U.S. government wallets

We’ve got a wild story brewing in the crypto world, as it seems that an anonymous hacker—or perhaps a group of them—has pulled off a heist, making off with $20 million in various cryptocurrencies from U.S. government wallets.

South Korea wants to monitor cross-border crypto activity

South Korea is getting serious again about regulating cryptocurrency. Finance Minister Choi Sang-Mok announced their plans to tighten the reins on cross-border crypto transactions to tackle issues like tax evasion and foreign exchange crimes.

China, Russia, and Iran push for crypto payments to ditch the dollar

At the sixteenth annual gathering in Kazan, Russia, leaders from China, Russia, and Iran are all on board with using crypto to help reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar.