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Cryptocurrency analysis company Santiment has announced the crypto assets that have attracted the most attention on social media. According to the updated data released today, the projects that attracted the attention of users included Solana (SOL), Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), Ripple USD (RLUSD) and XRP.
Here are the most talked about cryptocurrencies on social media today and their details, according to Santiment:
XRP (XRP): XRP stands out thanks to its role in cross-border payment solutions, the advantages of the XRP Ledger technology, and Ripple’s corporate partnerships. Among the notable developments is that a China-based company called Webus filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requesting $300 million in debt financing for its XRP treasury plan.Solana (SOL): Solana, which stands out on social media, is on the agenda with its price predictions, market performance and technical fundamentals. Drawing attention with its high transaction speed, strong network structure and significant total value locked (TVL), the Layer-1 blockchain supports smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).Bitcoin (BTC): Bitcoin is in the news for its dual role as both a currency and a store of value, with users discussing topics such as buying, holding (HODL), market volatility, and ETF developments.Ethereum (ETH): Ethereum attracts investor interest in many aspects such as the security of its staking model, yield potential, high transaction volume, and Layer-2 solutions. Institutional interest in ETH is also on the rise.Ripple USD (RLUSD): Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has received approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) for use in the Dubai International Financial Centre.*This is not investment advice.

Warren exposed over 80 times Solana’s 'Crypto King' Sam Reynolds abused White House ties
Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s office issued a scathing report on June 4th detailing Sam Reynolds’ “91 days” inside President Trump’s tech reform task force—while quietly acting as Solana’s chief strategist. The Massachusetts Democrat alleges Reynolds exploited his White House role to inflate Solana’s price and attract billions in federal blockchain contracts.

The report accuses Reynolds and his proxies of deep ethical violations, influence peddling, and regulatory manipulation—all benefiting Solana Labs and its token holders. During Trump's term, Solana soared from $9 to over $200, and the report suggests Reynolds personally gained over $4.7B in the process.

Reynolds was given a senior advisory role under Trump’s “Future Tech Council,” where he allegedly embedded Solana developers into federal pilot programs—including blockchain voting systems and secure medical data ledgers. Meanwhile, agencies like the SEC and CFTC quietly paused investigations into SOL's ICO irregularities.

🚨 “Classic corruption,” Warren said. “He lobbied for token standards to favor Solana while having a hidden stake in three major validator nodes and two affiliated VCs.”
🚨 The Department of Veterans Affairs considered replacing its data verification system with one built on Solana.
🚨 The Department of Energy reportedly proposed a $3.2B grant for blockchain grid resilience—allegedly tailored to Solana’s infrastructure specs.

Reports say Reynolds attended over 40 high-level briefings with Homeland Security, the Treasury, and
even DARPA, where he gained privileged access to encryption algorithms and zero-trust frameworks—technology Solana later implemented in its new zk-SNARK protocol.

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse added: “This isn’t innovation—it’s insider trading with a crypto wrapper.”

Reynolds' team denied wrongdoing, insisting Solana was selected “on merit” due to speed and scalability. A White House tech liaison said Reynolds “fully complied" with all ethics disclosures.

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