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Every major altcoin #BTC , #ETH , $XRP , $SOL , $DOGE , #ADA , #SUI , is flashing blood red, and fear is silently creeping in with the index at 52.
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Ripple reportedly attempted to acquire Circle, the company behind USDC, one of the most widely used and trusted stablecoins in the world.
According to a Bloomberg report, Ripple offered $4–5 billion for the acquisition, but Circle rejected the proposal, believing the valuation was too low.
This development was brought to wider attention after Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck, shared a post highlighting the attempted buyout. His post included a Bloomberg summary noting that while Ripple remains interested, it hasn’t decided whether to submit a new offer.
Ripple’s RLUSD, launched in December 2023, currently has a market capitalization of around $317 million. In contrast, Circle’s USDC is one of the largest stablecoins in the world, with a market cap of over $61 billion.
Despite rejecting Ripple’s offer, Circle is staying focused on its own path. It filed for an IPO earlier this month and is currently in a quiet period with the SEC, limiting public comment. A Circle spokesperson confirmed the company’s long-term goals remain unchanged but could not provide further details. Ripple also declined to comment.
This comes amid a renewed wave of crypto dealmaking and market recovery. Ripple has been expanding aggressively, having acquired Hidden Road, a digital asset prime broker, for $1.25 billion in April. Meanwhile, other crypto companies such as BitGo, Gemini, and Bullish are also preparing to go public.
The rejected bid signals Ripple’s ambition to dominate the stablecoin space, but Circle appears committed to carving its own path as a public company, aiming for broader institutional adoption.
Source: https://www.cryptotimes.io/2025/05/01/ripple-offers-to-buy-circle-5-billion-rejected/
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Tesla just did something none of the other Magnificent 7 stocks have pulled off in 2025. It closed above its 200-day moving average, making it the only one of the group to recover that technical line.
However, the recovery came after the stock had already lost around 30% year-to-date, and no one buying this rally is looking at the company’s numbers. The data looks worse than ever.
According to Redburn Atlantic, Tesla investors should be heading for the exit. On Tuesday, the firm told clients to sell, warning of a rough year ahead full of falling sales and tighter cash flow.
Adrian Yanoshik, an analyst at Redburn, wrote in a note that “our challenging earnings outlook incorporates headwinds from electric vehicle (EV) pricing, Mexico-US and China-Europe tariffs.” He said the firm expects earnings and free cash flow to land 10% below Wall Street’s estimates.

Redburn expects more downside as EV risks pile up
Yanoshik didn’t stop there. He pointed to possible risks from Washington, saying:
“We note even further risks for downgrades associated with a possible rescinding of US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) clean vehicle credits.”
If those federal credits disappear, Tesla buyers could lose a key price break, and that could crush already shaky demand. Redburn is calling for a price target of $160, which means a 44% drop from Monday’s close of $285.88.
That puts a hard ceiling on the optimism that pushed the shares up 18% after terrible earnings. Investors are trading this stock like it’s a joke. It’s not moving on performance. It’s moving on, wishful thinking.
Yanoshik also said the new Model Y refresh, which started deliveries in March, won’t change much. “Although aimed at reinvigorating sales, we only consider a modest net volume uplift,” he said.
There’s also a cheaper model coming in June, but the company hasn’t shown it, named it, or said what it’ll do differently. The only thing known is that it’s coming. That’s not a plan. That’s a placeholder.
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