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XRP Soars on Hopes of ETF Approval and Settlement of Ripple’s SEC Case Before June 16-17 Court Deadlines
The approval of the NCISU index sparks optimism that numerous crypto ETFs, including XRP, could be next.
A second request from the SEC for an indicative ruling could lead to a settlement and end Ripple’s legal battle.

Ripple vs. SEC: Speculation on XRP Spot ETF Intensifies Ahead of Key Court Date
Market speculation about the SEC’s possible approval of an XRP spot ETF in the United States pushed XRP to a June 2025 high on Sunday, June 8. The reported approval of the Nasdaq Crypto US Settlement Price Index (NCISU), which includes ADA, SOL, XLM, and XRP, has increased expectations for the imminent approval of an XRP spot ETF.
Crypto commentator MartyP commented on the NCISU approval, speculating that multiple crypto ETFs could be approved in the coming weeks. In particular, Franklin Templeton’s XRP spot ETF application, the Franklin XRP Fund, has a June 17 midterm deadline. June 17 is the day after the U.S. Court of Appeals has set a deadline for the SEC to file a report on its progress toward a settlement in the Ripple case.
With the Court of Appeals’ June 16 deadline fast approaching, the SEC may file a second request for an indicative ruling on the proposed settlement this week. Judge Analisa Torres denied the first request, citing procedural errors and insufficient arguments that a settlement would serve institutional investors and the public. The terms of the settlement include lifting the injunction on the sale of XRP to institutional investors and reducing the $125 million fine.
A favorable indicative decision, if obtained on the second attempt, would allow Ripple and the SEC to seek dismissal of the cross-appeal and appeal, thereby closing the case.

XRP Price Prediction: Legal Practices and ETF News $XRP
XRP rose 4.11% on Sunday, June 8, following a 0.76% gain on Saturday, closing at $2.2682. Notably, the token outperformed the broader market, which rose 0.23%, bringing the total crypto market cap to $3.26 trillion.
The short-term XRP price forecast depends on developments in the Ripple case and spot ETF news.
A breakout above $2.30 could open the way for a retest of $2.5 and the May 12 high of $2.6553. A sustained move above $2.6553 could lead to $3 and eventually a record high of $3.5505. Conversely, a breakout below the 50-day EMA could expose XRP to the 200-day EMA and the support level of $1.9299.

What to Observe
Investors should monitor Ripple news, US cryptocurrency regulatory developments, US inflation data, and spot ETF flows. These factors will continue to influence sentiment around XRP and BTC, determining whether the tokens will rebound to recent highs.

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Bullish is making a second bid to go public after its 2021 SPAC deal fell through.
Bullish, the crypto exchange backed by billionaire investor Peter Thiel, has confidentially filed for a US initial public offering, aiming to capitalize on growing investor appetite for digital assets in an increasingly favorable political climate.
The Financial Times reported Wednesday that the company recently submitted paperwork to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
By using the confidential filing route, Bullish can move ahead with its IPO preparations without immediately disclosing its financial details, a strategy that has become popular among high-profile startups testing market waters.
This marks Bullish’s second attempt at going public. The exchange previously sought a listing through a special purpose acquisition company in 2021, but the deal collapsed in 2022 after a steep decline in tech valuations and rising US interest rates. Jefferies has been tapped as lead underwriter for the offering.
Bullish didn’t return Cryptonews’ request for comment by press time.

Bullish Eyes Wall Street As Trump Era Revives Crypto Optimism
Bullish’s renewed IPO push comes as the US crypto market shows fresh signs of life. Since Donald Trump returned to office, his administration has taken a markedly more supportive stance on digital assets, rolling back restrictions imposed under President Joe Biden.
Trump has spoken favorably of Bitcoin in recent months, even after previously calling it a scam. His family has leaned into crypto too, with sons Donald Jr and Eric recently voicing support at a blockchain conference in Las Vegas.
Crypto Exchanges Capitalize on Renewed Enthusiasm and Policy Shifts
Bitcoin prices have surged past the US$100,000 mark, fueling a rush of capital into crypto-related listings. Last week, stablecoin issuer Circle raised $1.1b in its IPO and soared 168 percent on debut, delivering the strongest first-day gain for a billion-dollar US listing, according to Renaissance Capital.
Buoyed by that momentum, Gemini, the exchange run by the Winklevoss twins, also filed confidentially for a US IPO last Friday. Both Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have been vocal backers of Trump’s re-election efforts and support crypto-friendly policymaking.
Bullish positions itself as a blockchain-native exchange offering deep liquidity and tight spreads. CEO Tom Farley, a veteran of traditional finance, previously served as president of the NYSE Group. With Farley at the helm and Thiel’s backing, the firm now hopes to ride the wave of political support and investor optimism to a successful Wall Street listing.
The move signals a broader shift in the crypto landscape, as once-skeptical regulators and investors show new openness to integrating digital assets into mainstream finance.

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Bitcoin Core, Satoshi Nakamoto's full-node implementation of the Bitcoin Protocol, has increased the much debated OP_RETURN Limit.
OP_RETURN Limit:- In a move that has settled the dust on the long-standing debate, the Bitcoin Core development team has confirmed plans to release version 30 of its reference implementation this October.
The upgrade will be featuring a landmark change to the OP_RETURN data limit. Under the new rules, users will be able to embed up to 4 MB of arbitrary data in a single OP_RETURN output – up from the longstanding 80-byte ceiling imposed in 2014.
The update represents one of the most significant technical shifts in Bitcoin’s two-year-old block size regime. It has also reignited debates around blockchain utility and efficiency.
What’s the update Bitcoin Core is Bringing
OP_RETURN outputs allow users to include metadata such as messages, timestamps, or small files directly in the blockchain without creating spendable UTXO entries.
Prior to Core 30, these outputs were capped at 80 bytes, limiting on-chain inscriptions to ultra-small payloads. In practice, the limit has driven many projects to hack around the constraint or resort to off-chain storage solutions.
However, with the proposed merger, the Version 30 will effectively remove the strict 80-byte barrier. It will instead be permitting OP_RETURN fields to grow up to the maximum block size (nearly 4 MB), provided operators run default settings.

Rationale Behind the Expansion by Bitcoin Core
Proponents argue that enlarging OP_RETURN capacity will streamline certain data-anchoring use cases. Developers can embed entire documents, digital certificates, or decentralized identifiers directly on-chain without off-chain workarounds.
Projects can store larger media assets (e.g., images, small audio clips) in OP_RETURN outputs, broadening Bitcoin’s role beyond pure value transfer.
Gloria Zhao, a core contributor to Bitcoin Core, explained in a X post on June 9, “This update modernizes Bitcoin’s data carrier functionality and better aligns on-chain capabilities with evolving developer needs, all while preserving decentralization. Operators displeased with the change can still configure custom limits, though these options may be phased out in later releases”.
Why Critics are Calling the Update as “Spam”
The proposal has reignited a longstanding ideological split between “progressive” and “conservative” factions within Bitcoin’s developer and node-operator communities.
Critics caution that lifting the OP_RETURN limit could pave the way for blockchain “spam” as more data can be infiltrated on the blockchain. This can undermine network performance and contravene the protocol’s original peer-to-peer monetary vision. A vocal opponent on social media warned, “If you still run Core, I very strongly urge you to switch to Bitcoin Knots or not update Core—Bitcoin Core is now fully malicious”.
I fear we’re paving the way for blockchain spam—why allow megabyte-scale data pushing through every node?” posted long-time node-operator LukeDash on Twitter.
However, supporters counter that expanded data capacity remains voluntary and that the majority of node operators prioritize utility and innovation.

Satoshi Action Fund Stops Funding Bitcoin Core
Amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the Bitcoin Core upgrade, Satoshi Action Fund (SAF) has stopped its funding to the Bitcoin Core.
Dennis Porter, co-founder of the fund said, “My faith in their work is now broken.”.
He publicly stated that he personally helped raise over $200,000 for Bitcoin Core developers through the Fund.
SAF’s departure represents a $200 000 funding hole for Core which is about 18 % of what MIT committed back in 2019. Though it is a fraction of total ecosystem grants but still a meaningful loss of discretionary developer funding.

Implications for Bitcoin’s Evolution
With Bitcoin Core powering over 90 percent of full nodes on the network, any protocol-level change carries substantial weight.
The OP_RETURN expansion could enable new classes of on-chain applications. These can range from decentralized content anchoring to complex multi-party contracts—without necessitating secondary layers.
Yet the debate highlights broader tensions: how to balance Bitcoin’s foundational focus on monetary security with burgeoning demands for programmable blockchain features.
As Core 30’s release date approaches, all eyes will be on node-operator adoption rates. It also remains to be seen whether this update settles or further inflames the discourse on Bitcoin’s purpose and trajectory.

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The discussions will be held during the bankers’ dinner on June 23 at Seoul.
Bank of Korea (BOK) Governor Rhee Chang-yong will meet the presidents of other Korean banks to possibly discuss the quick issuance of Won-based stablecoins, a Newsis report noted.
The discussions are likely to be held during the bankers’ dinner on June 23 at the Seoul Bankers’ Association building.
The meeting is expected to address growing political pressure to allow the issuance of stablecoins. The news arrives days after the nation’s Democratic Party unveiled a bill to legalize the issuance of stablecoins by local firms.

The BOK has previously expressed concerns about non-bank entities issuing stablecoins. The governor noted that these assets could undermine monetary policy and financial stability.
Stablecoin-Related Discussions Have Accelerated Recently
Per the local media report, the pace of discussions on stablecoins has increased recently. The governor has been frequently meeting commercial bank heads, it added.
Last month, the governor made unusual visit to six major Korean banks, including KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Hana, Woori, NH Nonghyup, and IBK Industrial Bank. During the meetings, they reportedly discussed BOK’s digital currency projects, ‘Project Hangang’ and ‘Agora Project.’
However, previous discussions regarding central bank digital currency (CBDC) have faded out recently since the inauguration of the Trump administration.
BOK’s Blockchain Linked Deposit Tokens: Deputy Governor
Deputy Governor Lee Jong-ryeol is considering a plan to link the BOK’s deposit tokens with the public blockchain system. He described state-backed deposit tokens as a “type of stablecoin,” issued within the bank’s crypto framework.
However, since there are no regulations related to stablecoins in Korea yet, various measures are expected to be reviewed during future regulatory discussions.
The volume of dollar stablecoins is also increasing rapidly in Korea, Seol Business Daily reported. This is because dollar stablecoins currently account for more than 95% of the global stablecoin market. Deputy Governor Jong-ryeol also voiced concerns over the proliferation of foreign stablecoins. He called them “the most concerning” part of Korea’s crypto landscape.
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It comes after Singapore’s MAS ordered all unlicensed digital token service providers to halt overseas activities, including those still awaiting full approval.
Two major crypto exchanges, Bitget and Bybit, are reportedly preparing to scale back operations in Singapore following a final warning from the country’s central bank that threatens their ability to serve overseas clients.
Both firms have operated in the city-state without a full license and now face a June 30 deadline to comply or withdraw.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) last week ordered all digital token service providers without a formal license under the Payment Services Act to cease overseas activities. The directive leaves little room for negotiation and applies even to firms awaiting full approval.
Offshore exchanges with front-office teams or international customers are included in the ban, according to the MAS.

Focus Shifts to Dubai and Hong Kong
Bloomberg reported Thursday that Bitget is already making plans to move staff out of Singapore.The company will reassign team members to Dubai and Hong Kong, where licensing frameworks are more open to crypto firms.
Bybit is reportedly exploring similar options, although it has not confirmed its next steps.
Dubai and Hong Kong have become magnets for digital asset platforms looking to navigate tightening rules elsewhere. Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority has granted licenses to more than 20 firms, including Binance and Bybit, under a regime that offers tax advantages and regulatory clarity.
Hong Kong, with its emphasis on cross-border interoperability and traditional finance infrastructure, has also drawn interest as it ramps up its digital asset initiatives.
With Rules Tightening, Crypto Firms Weigh Exit from Once-Friendly Shores in Singapore
Singapore, once viewed as Asia’s crypto haven, has adopted a more cautious stance in the wake of the 2022 market downturn that saw the collapse of local platforms like Three Arrows Capital and Hodlnaut.
While the country continues to issue crypto licenses, authorities have limited advertising, warned retail investors, and imposed new controls on firms operating from within its borders.
The MAS decision has sparked concern among industry insiders, with some warning that the clampdown could lead to significant job losses and diminish Singapore’s position in the global crypto economy.
For now, firms with unlicensed overseas operations are scrambling to comply or relocate, signaling a shift in the region’s balance of crypto power.

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