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Peter Brandt lashes out at XRP holders and ignites controversy.$XRP
#Binanceholdermmt The veteran trader Peter Brandt recently lashed out at the holders of Ripple's token, XRP. The analyst described long-term holders of this cryptocurrency as some of the most fanatical and ignorant he has seen throughout his financial career. In his comparison, he equated the so-called XRP Army with silver investors, whom he also considers characterized by a lack of financial education.

In a post on his X account, Brandt recalled that throughout his career he has traded thousands of contracts, ranging from commodities and stock indices to cryptocurrencies. Along that journey, he stated that XRP investors are among the most obstinate he has encountered.
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For Brandt, it is incomprehensible that many of these holders maintain a bullish stance without having, in his view, solid fundamentals to support it.

From his perspective, it is unreasonable to hold a positive narrative when there are opposing factors such as price action, the macroeconomic context, and repeated market setbacks. In this sense, he insisted that it is a behavior similar to what he has historically observed among silver investors.

This is not the first time Brandt has generated controversy by referring to XRP holders. On previous occasions, he had already launched similar criticisms against this community and even claimed that the price of Ripple's token could head towards zero against BTC.
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Tokenization gains global weight: governments and crypto giants accelerate the adoption of blockchain.

Tether, the issuer of the largest stablecoin in the market, is reportedly evaluating the possibility of tokenizing its shares as a way to offer liquidity to its investors without enabling direct sales that could affect its valuation.

According to information released by Bloomberg, the company is also analyzing share buybacks while exploring the possibility of raising up to $20,000 million, with a target valuation close to $500,000 million.

The interest of a shareholder in selling a share valued at around $1,000 million would have raised concerns within the company's management, which fears that transactions at lower prices could undermine its financing strategy. Tether warns that any attempt to sell outside official channels would be irresponsible and trusts that these initiatives do not succeed.

#FOMCWatch Peter Schiff points to the Achilles heel of HODL: when certainty becomes risk.

Peter Schiff has done what he does best: discomforting the consensus. In a recent post on X, the economist launched a direct critique of one of the strongest psychological pillars of the Bitcoin ecosystem: the belief that one cannot lose if they hold the position long enough.

According to Schiff, many holders not only believe that Bitcoin will withstand any drop, but also assume that extraordinary gains are guaranteed, as long as they endure the volatility. And that's where the point he really wants to underscore appears: when a conviction becomes so dominant, markets tend to do exactly the opposite of what the crowd expects.

🔸The problem is not Bitcoin, it's the narrative of invulnerability.

Schiff is not saying that Bitcoin is going to disappear or that it has no value as an alternative asset. What he questions is something more specific: the transformation of HODL into an unquestionable dogma.

When every drop is automatically interpreted as a safe opportunity and every doubt is dismissed as ignorance, risk stops being analyzed and begins to be denied. At that point, the narrative ceases to be a strategy and becomes a belief.

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Bitcoin retreats this Monday ahead of the imminent increase in interest rates in Japan.
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#USChinaDeal This Monday, during the trading session in the U.S. stock market, the price of Bitcoin retreats sharply to $85,800 at the time of writing. This drop is seen as a reaction of fear in the face of the specter of a probable increase in the interest rate in Japan. This reality also affects the so-called altcoins.

Apart from the monetary policy decision of the Bank of Japan (BoJ), other strong data for the markets is also presented this week. Among them, the service and manufacturing PMIs in the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom stand out. In addition, key CPI inflation data is expected in the North American country.

Other data that should not be underestimated relate to employment numbers and statements from some Federal Reserve officials. However, the main focus is on the decision of the Japanese central bank. Although it may seem like a local decision, it has a huge impact on equity markets, including the crypto world.

The latter relates to the weight of the Japanese economy in the flow of capital toward the U.S. market. Below is a review of this relationship that currently exerts strong pressure on the price of Bitcoin, which has retreated by -3.25% in the last 24 hours.

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Ripple will bring its stablecoin RLUSD to Layer 2 in 2026 with Wormhole.$XRP
#BinanceHODLerMorpho Ripple advances in its multichain strategy with plans to launch its stablecoin RLUSD on Layer 2 networks starting in 2026, leveraging Wormhole's interoperability infrastructure.

The company confirmed that it is currently testing RLUSD on Optimism, Base, Ink, and Unichain using the Native Token Transfers (NTT) standard, with an official deployment subject to regulatory approval.

According to Ripple, the move responds to a structural reality of the crypto ecosystem: the demand for stablecoins is no longer concentrated on a single blockchain. "The future of cryptocurrencies is unequivocally multichain, and to serve both institutional finance and the expanding on-chain economy, stablecoins must exist where there is demand and utility," the company stated in an official release.

🔸RLUSD: sustained growth and regulated focus.

RLUSD was launched in December 2024 on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and Ethereum. According to data from CoinGecko, the stablecoin already surpasses $1 billion in total supply, establishing itself as one of Ripple's most ambitious bets in the stable assets segment.

The company highlights its regulated nature as a key differentiator. Jack McDonald, senior vice president of stablecoins at Ripple, stated that RLUSD is "the first stablecoin regulated by a U.S. trust to expand into Layer 2 networks," emphasizing that the goal is to combine regulatory compliance with on-chain efficiency.

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#ETHBreaksATH JPMorgan launches a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum$ETH
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🔸Product: JPMorgan launches the tokenized My OnChain Net Yield Fund (MONY) on Ethereum.

🔸Initial capital: $100 million contributed by the bank's asset management division.

🔸Access: available to qualified investors, with a minimum investment of $1 million.

🔸Infrastructure: built on the internal Kinexys Digital Assets platform.

JPMorgan Chase, one of the largest banks in the world with nearly $4 trillion in assets under management, is advancing its blockchain-based finance strategy with the launch of a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum. The initiative responds to a growing demand from institutional clients, according to The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

The fund, named My OnChain Net Yield Fund (MONY), has an initial capital of $100 million from JPMorgan Asset Management and is expected to open this week to external and qualified investors.

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