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#AirdropFinderGuide Global cryptocurrency ETFs collectively recorded $3.4 billion in inflows during the trading week of April 21 to 25, marking the highest level since December 2024, according to CoinShares on April 28

#AirdropFinderGuide Global cryptocurrency ETPs collectively recorded $3.4 billion in inflows during the trading week of April 21 to 25, marking the highest level since December 2024, CoinShares reported on April 28.

#TrumpTaxCuts The incoming flows of cryptocurrency ETPs last week were among the highest recorded, falling only 13% from the all-time high in early December

#XRPETFs Cryptocurrency ETPs reach the third largest inflows with 3.4 billion dollars, according to CoinShares

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First spot ETF of XRP will debut this Friday

The fund will be traded on the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3) under the ticker XRPH11

#XRPETF First spot ETF of XRP will debut this Friday

The fund will be traded on the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3) under the ticker XRPH11

#XRPETF The strategy of Ripley focusing on the acquisition of Hidden Road, a licensed brokerage, could be interpreted as an alternate way to achieve some of the benefits that a direct banking license could offer, without incurring the entirety of its demands and complexities. This move allows them to expand their service offering and presence in traditional markets in a more agile manner and, perhaps, less burdensome in terms of immediate regulatory requirements.
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#XRPETF Ultimately, while some giants seek integration through banking licenses, XRP
seems to be charting a different path, betting on acquisitions and resolving its pending legal challenges. Only time will tell which of these strategies will be more successful in the long run. The question remains open: will we eventually see Ripple join the race for banking licenses or will it continue to build its future through other regulatory paths?
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#XRPETF The regulatory landscape in the United States for cryptocurrency companies is experiencing a moment of fervor. While major players like Coinbase, Circle, BitGo, and Paxos have set their sights on obtaining banking licenses, seeking to fully integrate into the traditional financial system, a question hangs in the air with the force of a breaking news headline: why does Ripple seem to be marching to a different beat?

The information, revealed by the Washington Post, has generated an interesting debate in the crypto community. It is not surprising. Seeing direct competitors actively seeking regulatory approval to operate as banks or issuers of stablecoins and not seeing Ripple in that same race raises eyebrows and generates questions.

#XRPETF The regulatory framework in the United States for cryptocurrency companies is experiencing a moment of excitement. While names like Coinbase, Circle, BitGo, and Paxos have set their sights on obtaining banking licenses, seeking to fully integrate into the traditional financial system, a question looms in the air with the force of a breaking news headline: why does Ripple seem to be marching to a different beat?

The information, revealed by the Washington Post, has sparked an interesting debate in the crypto community. It is no wonder. Seeing direct competitors actively seeking regulatory approval to operate as banks or issuers of stablecoins and not seeing Ripple in that same race raises eyebrows and generates questions.

$XRP The price of XRP today is 2.16, with a change of -0.69% in the last 24 hours and 6.11% in the last week. The trading volume of XRP in the last 24 hours amounts to 2.13B, while its current market capitalization is 127.43B. In the last year, the price of XRP has varied by 320.57%.

$ETH BTC a positive sign is that the inflows for Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States have increased since April 21, according to data from Farside Investors. The head of strategy at Coinbase Institutional, John D’Agostino, said in a recent interview with CNBC that several institutions bought Bitcoin in April to protect themselves against monetary inflation and macroeconomic uncertainty, as Bitcoin reflects 'the characteristics of gold'.

#TariffsPause More than 4 trillion dollars in real estate could be tokenized on blockchain networks over the next decade, potentially offering investors greater access to real estate ownership opportunities, according to a new report

$ETH Ethereum's focus on scaling through many layer 2 networks, each with its own transaction processing speed and parameters, potentially grants the network an unlimited number of unique high-performance chains, according to Anurag Arjun, co-founder of Avail, a unified chain abstraction solution.

#EthereumFuture The daily chart of BTC has formed a textbook double bottom, confirming a breakout above the neckline resistance at 87,643 dollars. The structure projects a measured move towards 100,575 dollars or more.

Fidelity: The supply of Bitcoin on exchanges is falling due to purchases by public companies
"We have seen that the supply of Bitcoin on exchanges has decreased due to purchases by public companies, something we expect to accelerate in the near future," reported Fidelity on the social media platform X.
The reserves of Bitcoin on cryptocurrency exchanges have fallen to their lowest level in more than six years, as publicly traded companies increase their accumulation of the digital asset following the U.S. presidential elections, according to Fidelity Digital Assets.
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$TRUMP Whales are buying while retail is retreating

On the other hand, the largest entities in Bitcoin have increased their share of the supply throughout April, even as small retail investors sell.

"Whales (balances of 1k-10k) have been accumulating strongly since March, even as the price fell," noted crypto analyst Miles Deutscher on X this week alongside data from CryptoQuant.

#DinnerWithTrump A negative net flow count indicates that outflows from exchanges exceed inflows, reflecting a greater demand from users than the desire to send BTC to exchange accounts for potential sale.

As reported by Cointelegraph, the overall BTC balances on exchanges are at their lowest level in many years.

CryptoQuant shows that reserves reached 2.535 million BTC in early April, a drop of more than 7% from 2.740 million BTC at the beginning of the year.