XRP Settlement Denied: Whales Shift Focus to XRPTURBO and AI Innovation
Big news for $XRP XRP holders — and it’s not from the SEC this time. A U.S. judge has rejected the SEC’s proposed settlement in the XRP case, which means things are still uncertain legally. Some people see this as just another delay, but smart investors are already making moves — and not in the direction you’d expect.
🐋 Large $XRP holders (whales) are starting to back a new project called $XRPTURBO, an AI Agent Launchpad built on the XRP Ledger. This isn’t just hype — it’s a strong signal. It shows that confidence is shifting away from the court battles and toward innovative, builder-led projects.
I’ve been holding XRP for years, but I’ve never seen this kind of excitement around a project like $XRPTURBO. It’s not driven by exchange listings or marketing buzz — it’s actual on-chain activity. Honestly, it feels like the early days of DeFi again — but this time, with AI at the center.
BREAKING: Binance Alpha to Drop the $SOON (SOON) Bombshell on May 23!
I’ve been keeping a close eye on some upcoming listings, and one in particular just stood out — Binance Alpha is officially launching $SOON (SOON) on May 23. And let me tell you, this isn’t just another random token launch — this one feels different. We’re talking first-mover access, exclusive airdrops, and huge early-bird potential.
Here’s the wild part: The $SOON token airdrop will be claimable through Binance Alpha Points. If you’ve been stacking Alpha Points like I have, you’re probably in for a pretty sweet reward. Binance will share all the details — airdrop mechanism, claim rules, and who’s eligible — on the official event page, also going live on May 23.
This is all part of Binance Alpha’s bigger strategy to launch promising, early-stage tokens via premium events. From what I’ve seen before, these Alpha listings usually mean limited supply, major hype, and fast trading volume. Getting in early often makes all the difference.
$XRP Advocate Warns: Crypto Laws May Be Delayed if Stablecoin Bill Fails
John E. Deaton, a well-known supporter of $XRP , has raised concerns that if the GENIUS Act – a proposed law focused on regulating stablecoins – doesn’t pass in the U.S. Senate, then the chances of any significant crypto laws being approved before 2029 are slim. Deaton, who has played a major role in the legal battle involving XRP, shared on social media that the Senate’s failure to act could delay much-needed clarity for the crypto industry.
He emphasized that the GENIUS Act is not controversial and actually supports national interests. If lawmakers can't pass this relatively straightforward bill, then more complex crypto legislation—like the Lummis-Gillibrand market structure bill or crypto tax reforms—are unlikely to move forward any time soon.
What is the GENIUS Act?
The bill, introduced by Senator Bill Hagerty, aims to provide a clear legal framework for stablecoin issuers in the U.S. It focuses on protecting consumers by ensuring strong financial backing for stablecoins and promoting transparency. In an interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box, Senator Hagerty said that this legislation could boost innovation tied to the U.S. dollar and help bring crypto projects back to the U.S., which have been leaving due to unclear rules. He also criticized the SEC’s current enforcement-based approach, saying it creates confusion in the market.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand remains optimistic and believes the stablecoin law could still pass this week.
Industry Support is Growing
Despite political tensions and controversies—like the fraud allegations against former President Donald Trump—many in the crypto world support the GENIUS Act. Friar Sherzad, Chief Policy Officer at Coinbase, called the bill a “national priority.” He argued that America must take the lead in blockchain finance and ensure that U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins dominate globally.
other critics worry that the bill could increase financial risks or weaken regulation.