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XRP futures debut on Coinbase as Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin integrates into Aave.

XRP futures and RLUSD stablecoin integration signal pivotal growth for Ripple in derivatives and DeFi markets.

On April 21, Coinbase introduced XRP futures contracts on its US derivatives platform. These contracts, regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), offer traders a compliant way to access XRP without directly holding the asset.

Futures contracts allow investors to speculate on future price movements or hedge positions.

According to Coinbase’s filing, the exchange introduced two XRP futures contracts: standard contracts containing 10,000 XRP for institutional players and “nano” contracts comprising 500 XRP or about $1,000 each, tailored for retail participants. Both contracts use the MarketVector Coinbase XRP Index as a benchmark and settle in US dollars.

This listing places XRP alongside other major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana on Coinbase’s derivatives platform.

Meanwhile, the launch also arrives amid a rising wave of institutional interest in XRP, evidenced by the introduction of several XRP-based financial products in recent weeks.

RLUSD stablecoin taps into DeFi through Aave
Ripple’s new stablecoin, RLUSD, also marked a key milestone with its integration into Aave’s V3 Ethereum Core Market on the same day.

According to the X post, Aave, the largest decentralized lending protocol by total value locked (TVL), now allows users to supply and borrow RLUSD. The lending pool is capped at $50 million, and the borrowing pool is limited to $5 million.

Aave’s support is a significant development for RLUSD, considering the protocol’s influence in DeFi. Aave operates across 17 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Sonic, Base, Optimism, Polygon, and Arbitrum. So, this integration offers RLUSD exposure to a broader on-chain user base.

However, activity has been modest, with just $241 supplied and a utilization rate of around 41%.

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#SaylorBTCPurchase Paul Atkins takes over as SEC chair today aiming to usher in new pro-crypto era

Paul Atkins' leadership is viewed as an inflection point, potentially reviving stalled crypto ETF applications and policy changes.

Paul Atkins officially took office as the 34th US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman on April 21.

This marks a return to the agency for Atkins, who previously served as an SEC Commissioner from 2002 to 2008 during the George W. Bush administration.

In his return to the SEC, Atkins stated that he was honored by President Donald Trump and the US Senate’s confidence in him. He pledged to uphold the agency’s mission to support capital formation, protect investors, and maintain fair and efficient markets.

He emphasized his commitment to making the US a top destination for global investment and promised to collaborate with other commissioners and SEC professionals to achieve that goal.

Turning point for crypto
Atkins is widely seen as more favorable toward digital assets than his predecessor, Gary Gensler. During his Senate confirmation hearing, Atkins highlighted crypto regulation as one of his key priorities, a stance welcomed by many in the blockchain space.

Atkins’ appointment is expected to build on the several crypto-forward moves under acting Chair Mark Uyeda.

Notably, Uyeda recently led efforts to form a crypto-specific task force, withdrew a series of enforcement cases involving blockchain firms, and ordered a fresh review of existing crypto policies.

Meanwhile, the new SEC Chair has notable exposure to the sector. He holds an estimated $6 million in crypto-related investments, including nearly $1 million in equity in two blockchain companies and $5 million in a crypto investment fund.

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$BTC Bitcoin's momentum continues, with the price reaching $87,559 today—a 3.10% daily gain. This surge aligns with a broader shift as investors seek alternatives amid global economic uncertainties.

Bitcoin's market capitalization now stands at $1.73 trillion, supported by a 100.15% increase in 24-hour trading volume to $26.48 billion. The recent halving event has tightened supply, potentially influencing this upward trajectory.

Notably, financial expert Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin could reach between $180,000 and $200,000 by the end of 2025. Bitcoin's resilience and growth underscore its evolving role in the financial landscape and its increasing relevance in diversified investment strategies

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#USChinaTensions China warns countries against teaming up with Trump

Beijing will retaliate if trade deals harm its interests, ministry says

The Chinese government on Monday warned other countries against curbing trade with China in order to win a reprieve from American tariffs, promising to retaliate against countries that do so.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce said it was responding to foreign media reports that President Trump’s administration was trying to pressure other countries on their trade with China as a negotiating tactic.

“Appeasement will not bring peace, and compromise will not earn respect,” the ministry said in a statement. “Seeking so-called exemptions by harming the interests of others for one’s own selfish and shortsighted gains is like negotiating with a tiger for its skin. In the end, it will only lead to a lose-lose situation.”

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💥 BREAKING NEWS: Russia should have own stablecoin, finance ministry official says

MOSCOW, April 16 (Reuters) - Russia should develop its own stablecoins pegged to other currencies after Russia-linked digital wallets holding the popular USDT stablecoin were blocked last month, a senior Finance Ministry official said on Wednesday.
Dollar-pegged stablecoins, which are a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a constant value, have ballooned in recent years as they helped to move funds between different cryptocurrencies or into cash.

Russian regulators have allowed the experimental use of cryptocurrencies in international payments, which have become more difficult due to Western sanctions. Before the blockage, USDT was popular among Russian firms as a payment tool.
"The recent blockage makes us think that we need to consider creating internal tools similar to USDT, possibly pegged to other currencies," the deputy head of the ministry's financial policy department, Osman Kabaloev, said.

Russian crypto exchange Garantex said on March 6 that USDT creator Tether had blocked digital wallets on its platform holding more than 2.5 billion roubles ($30.12 million), forcing it to suspend operations days after coming under EU sanctions.
The head of Russia's central bank Elvira Nabiullina, who opposes the use of cryptocurrencies in domestic payments, said that Russian firms are actively testing international cryptocurrency payments as part of the experiment.

U.S. inflation is experiencing a sharp decline.

Trump is exerting pressure on Powell.

Rate cuts are imminent.

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