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XRP (cryptocurrency) XRP Ledger or simply XRP (formerly known as Ripple)[1]​[2]​[3]​ is a free software project and a payment protocol that aims to develop a credit system based on the "peer-to-peer" paradigm. Each node in the network functions as a local exchange system, such that the entirety of the system forms a decentralized mutual bank. Some believe that if fully implemented, this network would constitute a decentralized social network service based on honor and trust among its participants globally (thus, its financial capital is supported by social capital). A reduced version of the network would consist of an extension of the traditional banking system in which there would be alternative payment routes that would not depend on central banks. The XRP Ledger project (at that time known as "Ripple" [1]​ was launched by the company Ripple Labs, Inc., founded by Chris Larsen and Jed McCaleb in the United States in 2012.[4]​[5]​ In August 2015, Ripple received the Technology Pioneer award from the World Economic Forum.[6]​ At that time, the tokens of the system were known as "ripple credits" or "ripples".[ Name and logo change edit According to the XRP developer help portal, in May 2018 the community chose the name "XRP" for the cryptocurrency to differentiate it from the company that created it. On June 13, a new logo for the asset was announced as a result of two rounds of voting.[1]​ On May 31, 2018, the news portal News.Bitcoin.com published an article describing the efforts of the XRP community to ensure proper differentiation between the "Ripple" brand and the cryptocurrency.[3]​ On July 9, 2018, Ripple Labs published an infographic on its website clarifying the differences, characteristics, and relationship between the company and the cryptocurrency. Context edit Modern monetary systems $XRP $BTC
XRP (cryptocurrency)

XRP Ledger or simply XRP (formerly known as Ripple)[1]​[2]​[3]​ is a free software project and a payment protocol that aims to develop a credit system based on the "peer-to-peer" paradigm. Each node in the network functions as a local exchange system, such that the entirety of the system forms a decentralized mutual bank. Some believe that if fully implemented, this network would constitute a decentralized social network service based on honor and trust among its participants globally (thus, its financial capital is supported by social capital). A reduced version of the network would consist of an extension of the traditional banking system in which there would be alternative payment routes that would not depend on central banks.

The XRP Ledger project (at that time known as "Ripple" [1]​ was launched by the company Ripple Labs, Inc., founded by Chris Larsen and Jed McCaleb in the United States in 2012.[4]​[5]​ In August 2015, Ripple received the Technology Pioneer award from the World Economic Forum.[6]​

At that time, the tokens of the system were known as "ripple credits" or "ripples".[

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According to the XRP developer help portal, in May 2018 the community chose the name "XRP" for the cryptocurrency to differentiate it from the company that created it. On June 13, a new logo for the asset was announced as a result of two rounds of voting.[1]​ On May 31, 2018, the news portal News.Bitcoin.com published an article describing the efforts of the XRP community to ensure proper differentiation between the "Ripple" brand and the cryptocurrency.[3]​ On July 9, 2018, Ripple Labs published an infographic on its website clarifying the differences, characteristics, and relationship between the company and the cryptocurrency.

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Ethereum Ethereum is an open-source platform that serves to execute smart contracts. It is programmable, meaning that developers can use it in the creation of decentralized applications. These decentralized applications (abbreviated in English as dapps) leverage the transaction capabilities of cryptocurrencies, the programmability of a smart contract, and blockchain technology. They are reliable and predictable, which means that once they are loaded (mined) on Ethereum, they will always execute as programmed. They can control digital assets to create new types of financial applications. They can be decentralized, meaning that no entity or person controls them. At this moment, thousands of developers around the world are creating applications on Ethereum and inventing new types of applications, many of which you can use today: Cryptocurrency wallets that allow you to make cheap and instant payments with ETH or other assets (tokens). Financial applications that allow you to borrow, lend, or invest your digital assets. Decentralized markets, which allow exchanging digital assets, or even exchanging "predictions" about real-world events. Games where you have in-game assets and even can earn real money. Non-fungible tokens. The software developer Vitalik Buterin proposed integrating a Turing-complete language into Bitcoin's scripting system as an improvement to the protocol, although the concept is an original idea of Sergio Demian Lerner that he develops in his thesis. The development of it was achieved through a crowdfunding platform, from July to August 2014. The system was officially launched on July 30, 2015. After a fork of the blockchain in July 2016, there are two active Ethereum blockchains: Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. Like other cryptocurrencies, Ethereum has been heavily criticized for its footprint $ETH $BTC
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Ethereum is an open-source platform that serves to execute smart contracts. It is programmable, meaning that developers can use it in the creation of decentralized applications.

These decentralized applications (abbreviated in English as dapps) leverage the transaction capabilities of cryptocurrencies, the programmability of a smart contract, and blockchain technology. They are reliable and predictable, which means that once they are loaded (mined) on Ethereum, they will always execute as programmed.

They can control digital assets to create new types of financial applications. They can be decentralized, meaning that no entity or person controls them.

At this moment, thousands of developers around the world are creating applications on Ethereum and inventing new types of applications, many of which you can use today:

Cryptocurrency wallets that allow you to make cheap and instant payments with ETH or other assets (tokens).

Financial applications that allow you to borrow, lend, or invest your digital assets.

Decentralized markets, which allow exchanging digital assets, or even exchanging "predictions" about real-world events.

Games where you have in-game assets and even can earn real money.

Non-fungible tokens.

The software developer Vitalik Buterin proposed integrating a Turing-complete language into Bitcoin's scripting system as an improvement to the protocol, although the concept is an original idea of Sergio Demian Lerner that he develops in his thesis. The development of it was achieved through a crowdfunding platform, from July to August 2014. The system was officially launched on July 30, 2015.

After a fork of the blockchain in July 2016, there are two active Ethereum blockchains: Ethereum and Ethereum Classic.

Like other cryptocurrencies, Ethereum has been heavily criticized for its footprint

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#TradeOfTheWeek TradeOfTheWeek is a hashtag from the Binance Square platform that invites users to share their best trades of the week. It is a way to share knowledge, strategies, and trading experiences with other users, fostering learning and community. The hashtag #TradeOfTheWeek is used to: Share the most successful trade of the week. Describe what made that trade stand out. Explain whether the trade was the result of good timing, strategy, or luck. Indicate if that approach will be repeated in the future. To participate in the #TradeOfTheWeek campaign on Binance Square: Share the trade using the "Trade Sharing Card" feature. Add your thoughts about the trade, with a minimum of 100 characters. Include the hashtags #TradeStories and #TradeOfTheWeek. Binance Square offers the opportunity to share trading stories and learn from others, being an ideal community for exchanging trading knowledge. The #TradeStories Sharing Challenge is live. Show your trading skills, share your strategies, and earn your share of 5,000 USDC in rewards! 💬 Today's Topic: #TradeOfTheWeek Share your best trade of the week: • What made this trade stand out from the rest? • Was your success based on timing, strategy, or luck? • Would you repeat this approach in the future? 👉 How to Participate Step 1: Share your trade using the Trade Sharing Card feature. (Open the post editor, click on Add Trades, and select the trade you want to share.) Step 2: Add your thoughts (min. 100 characters) and include both hashtags: #TradeStories and #TradeOfTheWeek . $BTC $XRP
#TradeOfTheWeek

TradeOfTheWeek is a hashtag from the Binance Square platform that invites users to share their best trades of the week. It is a way to share knowledge, strategies, and trading experiences with other users, fostering learning and community.

The hashtag #TradeOfTheWeek is used to:

Share the most successful trade of the week.

Describe what made that trade stand out.

Explain whether the trade was the result of good timing, strategy, or luck.

Indicate if that approach will be repeated in the future.

To participate in the #TradeOfTheWeek campaign on Binance Square:

Share the trade using the "Trade Sharing Card" feature.

Add your thoughts about the trade, with a minimum of 100 characters.

Include the hashtags #TradeStories and #TradeOfTheWeek.

Binance Square offers the opportunity to share trading stories and learn from others, being an ideal community for exchanging trading knowledge.

The #TradeStories Sharing Challenge is live. Show your trading skills, share your strategies, and earn your share of 5,000 USDC in rewards!

💬 Today's Topic: #TradeOfTheWeek

Share your best trade of the week:

• What made this trade stand out from the rest?

• Was your success based on timing, strategy, or luck?

• Would you repeat this approach in the future?

👉 How to Participate

Step 1: Share your trade using the Trade Sharing Card feature. (Open the post editor, click on Add Trades, and select the trade you want to share.)

Step 2: Add your thoughts (min. 100 characters) and include both hashtags: #TradeStories and #TradeOfTheWeek .

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What is the cryptocurrency market? Beyond buying a coffee with Bitcoin, beyond finance apps running on Ethereum, beyond oracles and NFTs and blockchain-powered games, there is the cryptocurrency market, an unregulated market to buy, sell, exchange, and store cryptocurrencies. We will give you a quick tour of the cryptocurrency market and the benefits it offers to investors. It all begins with Bitcoin Bitcoin is the first modern cryptocurrency, and it is the ideal example to explore what we mean by 'market'. Bitcoin was created as a multi-purpose currency to replace or supplement the fiat currencies issued by governments. The idea was that you could go to a clothing store and pay for your purchase with a Bitcoin transfer just as easily as swiping your credit card through the reader. The number of purchases made with old paper money is decreasing, so it makes sense to have a new currency that leverages advancements in computing and networking technology, thus freeing consumers from the limitations of highly regulated government currencies and bank cards. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts have a brief phrase to describe their dream of the future of digital money: 'buying a coffee with Bitcoin'. Something funny happened on the way to e-utopia. The online platforms that allowed the purchase of Bitcoin also allowed their coins to be sold to others or exchanged for fiat currencies. It became common for people to buy Bitcoin with dollars or euros, wait for the value of Bitcoin to rise, and then sell their coins, converting them back to fiat currency and pocketing the profits. In addition to fulfilling its primary purpose as a digital currency, Bitcoin was now an investment. Now multiply by several thousand. Thousands of cryptocurrencies have been launched since Bitcoin's debut in 2009, each with a primary purpose.
What is the cryptocurrency market?

Beyond buying a coffee with Bitcoin, beyond finance apps running on Ethereum, beyond oracles and NFTs and blockchain-powered games, there is the cryptocurrency market, an unregulated market to buy, sell, exchange, and store cryptocurrencies.

We will give you a quick tour of the cryptocurrency market and the benefits it offers to investors.

It all begins with Bitcoin

Bitcoin is the first modern cryptocurrency, and it is the ideal example to explore what we mean by 'market'.

Bitcoin was created as a multi-purpose currency to replace or supplement the fiat currencies issued by governments. The idea was that you could go to a clothing store and pay for your purchase with a Bitcoin transfer just as easily as swiping your credit card through the reader. The number of purchases made with old paper money is decreasing, so it makes sense to have a new currency that leverages advancements in computing and networking technology, thus freeing consumers from the limitations of highly regulated government currencies and bank cards.

Cryptocurrency enthusiasts have a brief phrase to describe their dream of the future of digital money: 'buying a coffee with Bitcoin'.

Something funny happened on the way to e-utopia. The online platforms that allowed the purchase of Bitcoin also allowed their coins to be sold to others or exchanged for fiat currencies. It became common for people to buy Bitcoin with dollars or euros, wait for the value of Bitcoin to rise, and then sell their coins, converting them back to fiat currency and pocketing the profits.

In addition to fulfilling its primary purpose as a digital currency, Bitcoin was now an investment.

Now multiply by several thousand.

Thousands of cryptocurrencies have been launched since Bitcoin's debut in 2009, each with a primary purpose.
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Binance Holdings Ltd., known as Binance, is a global company that operates the largest exchange in terms of daily trading volume of cryptocurrencies. Binance was founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao, a developer who had previously created high-frequency trading software. Binance initially had its headquarters in China, then moved to Japan just before the Chinese government banned cryptocurrency companies. Binance subsequently left Japan for Malta and currently the company does not have an official headquarters. In 2021, Binance was put under investigation by the United States Department of Justice and by the Internal Revenue Service for allegations of money laundering and tax offenses. The Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom ordered Binance to cease all regulated activity in its territory in June 2021. That same year, Binance shared user information, including names and addresses, with the Russian government. On November 21, 2023, Binance pleaded guilty to federal charges, admitting that it engaged in money laundering, operating a money transmission business without a license, and violations of sanctions, and agreed to pay nearly $4 billion in fines. CEO Changpeng Zhao had previously founded Fusion Systems in 2005 in Shanghai; the company built high-frequency trading systems for brokers. In 2013, he joined Blockchain.info as the third member of the wallet team. He also worked at OKCoin as CTO for less than a year, a platform for trading between fiat and digital assets. The company was founded in China but moved its servers and headquarters to Japan in anticipation of the Chinese government’s ban on cryptocurrency trading in September 2017. In March 2018, the company established its offices in Taiwan. In January 2018, it achieved that its token (BNB) reached a market capitalization $BNB $BTC
Binance Holdings Ltd., known as Binance, is a global company that operates the largest exchange in terms of daily trading volume of cryptocurrencies.

Binance was founded in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao, a developer who had previously created high-frequency trading software. Binance initially had its headquarters in China, then moved to Japan just before the Chinese government banned cryptocurrency companies. Binance subsequently left Japan for Malta and currently the company does not have an official headquarters.

In 2021, Binance was put under investigation by the United States Department of Justice and by the Internal Revenue Service for allegations of money laundering and tax offenses. The Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom ordered Binance to cease all regulated activity in its territory in June 2021. That same year, Binance shared user information, including names and addresses, with the Russian government.

On November 21, 2023, Binance pleaded guilty to federal charges, admitting that it engaged in money laundering, operating a money transmission business without a license, and violations of sanctions, and agreed to pay nearly $4 billion in fines.

CEO Changpeng Zhao had previously founded Fusion Systems in 2005 in Shanghai; the company built high-frequency trading systems for brokers. In 2013, he joined Blockchain.info as the third member of the wallet team. He also worked at OKCoin as CTO for less than a year, a platform for trading between fiat and digital assets.

The company was founded in China but moved its servers and headquarters to Japan in anticipation of the Chinese government’s ban on cryptocurrency trading in September 2017. In March 2018, the company established its offices in Taiwan.

In January 2018, it achieved that its token (BNB) reached a market capitalization

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XRP (cryptocurrency) XRP Ledger or simply XRP (formerly known as Ripple) is a free software project and a payment protocol that seeks the development of a credit system based on the "peer-to-peer" paradigm. Each node of the network functions as a local exchange system, so that the entirety of the system forms a decentralized mutual bank. Some consider that if fully implemented, this network would constitute a decentralized social network service based on honor and trust among its participants globally (thus, its financial capital is supported by social capital). A smaller version of the network would consist of an extension of the traditional banking system in which there would be alternative payment routes that would not depend on central banks. The XRP Ledger project (at that time known as "Ripple") was launched by the company Ripple Labs, Inc., founded by Chris Larsen and Jed McCaleb in the United States in 2012. In August 2015 Ripple received the Technology Pioneer award from the World Economic Forum. At that time, the system's tokens were known as "ripple credits" or "ripples". Name and logo change edit According to the XRP developer help portal, in May 2018 the community chose the name "XRP" for the cryptocurrency to differentiate it from the company that created it. On June 13, a new logo for the asset was announced as a result of two rounds of voting. On May 31, 2018, the news portal News.Bitcoin.com published an article describing the efforts of the XRP community to ensure that people correctly differentiate between the brand "Ripple" and the cryptocurrency. On July 9, 2018 Ripple Labs published an infographic on its website clarifying the difference, characteristics, and relationship between the company and the cryptocurrency. Modern monetary systems are #Xrp🔥🔥 #BTC走势分析
XRP (cryptocurrency)

XRP Ledger or simply XRP (formerly known as Ripple) is a free software project and a payment protocol that seeks the development of a credit system based on the "peer-to-peer" paradigm. Each node of the network functions as a local exchange system, so that the entirety of the system forms a decentralized mutual bank. Some consider that if fully implemented, this network would constitute a decentralized social network service based on honor and trust among its participants globally (thus, its financial capital is supported by social capital). A smaller version of the network would consist of an extension of the traditional banking system in which there would be alternative payment routes that would not depend on central banks.

The XRP Ledger project (at that time known as "Ripple") was launched by the company Ripple Labs, Inc., founded by Chris Larsen and Jed McCaleb in the United States in 2012. In August 2015 Ripple received the Technology Pioneer award from the World Economic Forum.

At that time, the system's tokens were known as "ripple credits" or "ripples".

Name and logo change

edit

According to the XRP developer help portal, in May 2018 the community chose the name "XRP" for the cryptocurrency to differentiate it from the company that created it. On June 13, a new logo for the asset was announced as a result of two rounds of voting. On May 31, 2018, the news portal News.Bitcoin.com published an article describing the efforts of the XRP community to ensure that people correctly differentiate between the brand "Ripple" and the cryptocurrency. On July 9, 2018 Ripple Labs published an infographic on its website clarifying the difference, characteristics, and relationship between the company and the cryptocurrency.

Modern monetary systems are

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Cryptocurrency Pricing It has been a long time since Bitcoin burst onto the scene in 2009 to revolutionize the world of currencies, and in the meantime, many other digital assets have been created. With the list of all cryptocurrencies now reaching thousands of different coins – all with different prices, market caps, circulating supplies, and purposes – it is easy to get confused or overwhelmed. Why are there so many different cryptocurrencies? Why do they all have different prices? What makes one cryptocurrency more valuable than another? You will find the current price of Bitcoin on this page, as well as the price of Ethereum. You will also find detailed prices and histories of hundreds of carefully selected cryptocurrencies that you can buy and sell on Kriptomat. If you have ever had doubts about any of these issues, you have come to the right place. We have gathered everything you need to know to understand cryptocurrency pricing and the factors that influence them. And one more thing: on every price history and statistics page, you will also have links to easy-to-understand instructions: How to buy Bitcoin (BTC), How to buy Ethereum, How to buy XRP... one page for each cryptocurrency. Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency, and that is why it has the longest price history – dating back to 2009 when its value was well below $0.01. Many of the cryptocurrencies that have been launched since then have been based on the Bitcoin model, and some were even created through hard forks of the Bitcoin code. However, their price histories quickly diverge due to other differences between the coins. Cryptocurrency Pricing: Factors Influencing Their Prices A wide variety of factors can influence the price of a cryptocurrency, with varying levels of importance. Some factors are unique to a specific coin, while others affect the entire cryptocurrency sector. #tradestories #FOMCMeeting
Cryptocurrency Pricing

It has been a long time since Bitcoin burst onto the scene in 2009 to revolutionize the world of currencies, and in the meantime, many other digital assets have been created. With the list of all cryptocurrencies now reaching thousands of different coins – all with different prices, market caps, circulating supplies, and purposes – it is easy to get confused or overwhelmed. Why are there so many different cryptocurrencies? Why do they all have different prices? What makes one cryptocurrency more valuable than another?

You will find the current price of Bitcoin on this page, as well as the price of Ethereum. You will also find detailed prices and histories of hundreds of carefully selected cryptocurrencies that you can buy and sell on Kriptomat.

If you have ever had doubts about any of these issues, you have come to the right place. We have gathered everything you need to know to understand cryptocurrency pricing and the factors that influence them.

And one more thing: on every price history and statistics page, you will also have links to easy-to-understand instructions: How to buy Bitcoin (BTC), How to buy Ethereum, How to buy XRP... one page for each cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency, and that is why it has the longest price history – dating back to 2009 when its value was well below $0.01. Many of the cryptocurrencies that have been launched since then have been based on the Bitcoin model, and some were even created through hard forks of the Bitcoin code. However, their price histories quickly diverge due to other differences between the coins.

Cryptocurrency Pricing: Factors Influencing Their Prices

A wide variety of factors can influence the price of a cryptocurrency, with varying levels of importance. Some factors are unique to a specific coin, while others affect the entire cryptocurrency sector.

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What is the Binance Wallet and how does it work? The Binance Wallet is a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet included in the Binance app, designed to empower users in the realm of decentralized finance ("DeFi"). It serves as a digital gateway to blockchain-based applications (DApps) and provides users with a secure and optimized method to manage their cryptocurrencies, execute token swaps across multiple chains, earn yields, and interact with a variety of blockchain platforms. 1. Simple: create a wallet in seconds from your Binance app without having to worry about phrases or private keys. 2. Convenient: by integrating with Binance Bridge and other providers, the Binance Wallet facilitates token exchanges between blockchains easily at better prices. You can explore dApps and generate yields effortlessly in just a few steps. 3. Secure: MPC (Multi-Party Computation) technology governs every transaction and mitigates single points of failure to ensure your assets are safe. Enhanced additional security features, such as incorrect address protection and malicious contract detection, among others, will notify you if a token or blockchain poses a security risk at the time of transaction. 4. Self-custody: the Binance Wallet uses a sophisticated security mechanism that produces three independent shared keys, stored individually in locations including your personal cloud and your device. To access your Binance Wallet, a minimum of two shared keys is required. This mechanism promises complete user control over their wallet. 5. 24/7 Customer Support: you can access our customer support service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for a seamless user experience. Download the Binance app and get started #BinanceHODLerSTO #AirdropSafetyGuide
What is the Binance Wallet and how does it work?

The Binance Wallet is a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet included in the Binance app, designed to empower users in the realm of decentralized finance ("DeFi"). It serves as a digital gateway to blockchain-based applications (DApps) and provides users with a secure and optimized method to manage their cryptocurrencies, execute token swaps across multiple chains, earn yields, and interact with a variety of blockchain platforms.

1. Simple: create a wallet in seconds from your Binance app without having to worry about phrases or private keys.

2. Convenient: by integrating with Binance Bridge and other providers, the Binance Wallet facilitates token exchanges between blockchains easily at better prices. You can explore dApps and generate yields effortlessly in just a few steps.

3. Secure: MPC (Multi-Party Computation) technology governs every transaction and mitigates single points of failure to ensure your assets are safe. Enhanced additional security features, such as incorrect address protection and malicious contract detection, among others, will notify you if a token or blockchain poses a security risk at the time of transaction.

4. Self-custody: the Binance Wallet uses a sophisticated security mechanism that produces three independent shared keys, stored individually in locations including your personal cloud and your device. To access your Binance Wallet, a minimum of two shared keys is required. This mechanism promises complete user control over their wallet.

5. 24/7 Customer Support: you can access our customer support service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for a seamless user experience.

Download the Binance app and get started

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How many cryptocurrencies are there in 2025? The idea of anonymous electronic cryptographic money had been proposed for some time, but it wasn't until 2009 that the decentralized cryptocurrency Bitcoin was created. Namecoin, Litecoin, and Peercoin followed in the subsequent years, and cryptocurrencies began to gain momentum. By the end of 2013, there were more than 50 different cryptocurrencies. By the end of 2014, this figure had multiplied tenfold, exceeding 500. Today, there are more than 10,000 cryptocurrencies in circulation. But how did the financial landscape reach this point? And where is it heading? This summary will reveal key facts and figures about the state of cryptocurrencies at this moment. Cryptocurrency space statistics (top options) There are 17,134 cryptocurrencies in total. The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies is $1.32 trillion. The trading volume of all cryptocurrencies every 24 hours is currently $172 billion. Bitcoin has the highest current market capitalization, at approximately $650 billion, about 3 times its closest rival, Ethereum. Two of the top 10 cryptocurrencies are directly tied to the value of the US dollar: Tether and USDC. Approximately 8% of the US population trades in cryptocurrencies. As a continent, Asia has four times more cryptocurrency users than any other continent. 95% of cryptocurrency holders or those curious about cryptocurrencies are familiar with Bitcoin. How many cryptocurrencies are there in 2025? In April 2025, there were 17,134 cryptocurrencies. However, not all cryptocurrencies are active or valuable. If many "dead" cryptocurrencies are disregarded, only about 10,385 active cryptocurrencies remain. There are more than 560 million cryptocurrency users worldwide. And approximately 18,000 companies currently accept them.
How many cryptocurrencies are there in 2025?

The idea of anonymous electronic cryptographic money had been proposed for some time, but it wasn't until 2009 that the decentralized cryptocurrency Bitcoin was created. Namecoin, Litecoin, and Peercoin followed in the subsequent years, and cryptocurrencies began to gain momentum.

By the end of 2013, there were more than 50 different cryptocurrencies. By the end of 2014, this figure had multiplied tenfold, exceeding 500.

Today, there are more than 10,000 cryptocurrencies in circulation.

But how did the financial landscape reach this point? And where is it heading?

This summary will reveal key facts and figures about the state of cryptocurrencies at this moment.

Cryptocurrency space statistics (top options)

There are 17,134 cryptocurrencies in total.

The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies is $1.32 trillion.

The trading volume of all cryptocurrencies every 24 hours is currently $172 billion.

Bitcoin has the highest current market capitalization, at approximately $650 billion, about 3 times its closest rival, Ethereum.

Two of the top 10 cryptocurrencies are directly tied to the value of the US dollar: Tether and USDC.

Approximately 8% of the US population trades in cryptocurrencies.

As a continent, Asia has four times more cryptocurrency users than any other continent.

95% of cryptocurrency holders or those curious about cryptocurrencies are familiar with Bitcoin.

How many cryptocurrencies are there in 2025?

In April 2025, there were 17,134 cryptocurrencies.

However, not all cryptocurrencies are active or valuable. If many "dead" cryptocurrencies are disregarded, only about 10,385 active cryptocurrencies remain.

There are more than 560 million cryptocurrency users worldwide. And approximately 18,000 companies currently accept them.
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#BinanceAlphaPoints View original  Rachelle691 Apr 26 Alcista Follow #BinanceAlphaPoints What are Binance Alpha Points? Binance Alpha Points are a scoring system designed to assess user activity within the Binance Alpha ecosystem and Binance Wallet, which determines the user's eligibility for campaigns, such as participation in token generation events (TGE) and Alpha token airdrops. How are Binance Alpha Points calculated? Binance Alpha Points are calculated daily based on the sum of the two factors below: Balance Points: The total of your assets on Binance Exchange (tokens listed on Spot across all accounts and in the Binance Alpha account) and Binance Wallet (limited to Binance Alpha tokens and tokens available only on the Binance spot market. Any token that is not supported on Binance Spot or Alpha trading, such as LSD tokens, is not considered eligible assets). Volume Points: The purchase volume of your Alpha tokens* through Binance Exchange and Binance Keyless Wallet combined. $ALPHA Details on earning Alpha Points First, let's look at the Alpha Points rules published today. If you only have one account, earning 45 points is very simple. Alpha points are generated over the last 15 days, so a large capital is not needed. As everyone knows, to obtain tokens in a new release, you only need to stake with BNB. So we can transfer BNB to the Web3 wallet in advance (if capital is free, transfer it in advance to avoid unnecessary transfers each time, temporary stakes of U, BNB, or other coins on the exchange also work, as it can be done from the exchange/wallet). A value of 100-1000U generates 1 point daily, and in 15 days that’s 15 points, which clearly does not reach the 45 points. By buying 4U of Alpha tokens per day, you get (1+2)×15=45 points, thus meeting the requirement #BinanceAlphaPoints #BinanceAlphaAlert
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What are Binance Alpha Points?

Binance Alpha Points are a scoring system designed to assess user activity within the Binance Alpha ecosystem and Binance Wallet, which determines the user's eligibility for campaigns, such as participation in token generation events (TGE) and Alpha token airdrops.

How are Binance Alpha Points calculated?

Binance Alpha Points are calculated daily based on the sum of the two factors below:

Balance Points: The total of your assets on Binance Exchange (tokens listed on Spot across all accounts and in the Binance Alpha account) and Binance Wallet (limited to Binance Alpha tokens and tokens available only on the Binance spot market. Any token that is not supported on Binance Spot or Alpha trading, such as LSD tokens, is not considered eligible assets).

Volume Points: The purchase volume of your Alpha tokens* through Binance Exchange and Binance Keyless Wallet combined.

$ALPHA

Details on earning Alpha Points
First, let's look at the Alpha Points rules published today. If you only have one account, earning 45 points is very simple. Alpha points are generated over the last 15 days, so a large capital is not needed. As everyone knows, to obtain tokens in a new release, you only need to stake with BNB. So we can transfer BNB to the Web3 wallet in advance (if capital is free, transfer it in advance to avoid unnecessary transfers each time, temporary stakes of U, BNB, or other coins on the exchange also work, as it can be done from the exchange/wallet). A value of 100-1000U generates 1 point daily, and in 15 days that’s 15 points, which clearly does not reach the 45 points. By buying 4U of Alpha tokens per day, you get (1+2)×15=45 points, thus meeting the requirement

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$BTC What is Bitcoin? Created in 2009, Bitcoin is the first decentralized cryptocurrency, a type of digital money that is currently used by more than 25 million users worldwide to transfer and safeguard value, make purchases and payments, and even save. How does Bitcoin work? Transactions in bitcoins (or BTC) are recorded on a computer accounting system that operates between people (P2P), without intermediaries validating transactions. The network in which these operations take place is protected by cryptography. Moreover, the record is distributed simultaneously to all connected computers. This makes the system extremely difficult to compromise and much more stable and resistant to cyber attacks, counterfeiting, and embezzlement. For users, however, operating in Bitcoin is as simple as sending an email: there is an address that sends, one that receives, and an amount in bitcoins that goes back and forth. Both the sender and the receiver of bitcoins operate privately and remain anonymous to the rest of the network. If you want to know more, don't miss our Bitcoin Guide: a journey to the Crypto planet, a production that tells you in detail everything you need to know about the most important cryptocurrency. How Bitcoin came to be The creation of Bitcoin, in mid-2008, is attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto, a name that remains a mystery, as the true identity of the creator(s) of Bitcoin is unknown. Yes, it could also have been a group of programmers. Bitcoins, blockchain, and miners Unlike traditional money, bitcoins are not printed but rather generated through mining. This refers to the use of special computers dedicated to processing the calculations necessary to validate transactions. In each transfer, the system records a series of data in code: amounts and Bitcoin addresses of the sender and the receiver. As it is not necessary, $BTC $BNB
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What is Bitcoin?

Created in 2009, Bitcoin is the first decentralized cryptocurrency, a type of digital money that is currently used by more than 25 million users worldwide to transfer and safeguard value, make purchases and payments, and even save.
How does Bitcoin work?

Transactions in bitcoins (or BTC) are recorded on a computer accounting system that operates between people (P2P), without intermediaries validating transactions.

The network in which these operations take place is protected by cryptography. Moreover, the record is distributed simultaneously to all connected computers. This makes the system extremely difficult to compromise and much more stable and resistant to cyber attacks, counterfeiting, and embezzlement.

For users, however, operating in Bitcoin is as simple as sending an email: there is an address that sends, one that receives, and an amount in bitcoins that goes back and forth. Both the sender and the receiver of bitcoins operate privately and remain anonymous to the rest of the network.
If you want to know more, don't miss our Bitcoin Guide: a journey to the Crypto planet, a production that tells you in detail everything you need to know about the most important cryptocurrency.

How Bitcoin came to be

The creation of Bitcoin, in mid-2008, is attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto, a name that remains a mystery, as the true identity of the creator(s) of Bitcoin is unknown. Yes, it could also have been a group of programmers.

Bitcoins, blockchain, and miners

Unlike traditional money, bitcoins are not printed but rather generated through mining. This refers to the use of special computers dedicated to processing the calculations necessary to validate transactions.
In each transfer, the system records a series of data in code: amounts and Bitcoin addresses of the sender and the receiver. As it is not necessary,
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Michael Saylor hints at a Bitcoin purchase as whales aggressively accumulate Saylor's hint comes a week after Strategy announced its latest investment in Bitcoin of $555 million. Whales and large institutions continue their aggressive accumulation of Bitcoin, with Strategy hinting at another Bitcoin investment that could be announced on Monday. Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor hinted at another imminent investment in Bitcoin BTC €83,815 on April 27, a week after the firm acquired Bitcoin worth $555 million at an average price of $84,785 per coin. "Stay humble. Accumulate sats," Saylor wrote, generating speculation among investors about the size of the firm's next Bitcoin investment. "Between $1.4 billion and $1.6 billion, in my opinion," wrote popular blockchain analyst RunnerXBT in anticipation of Saylor's announcement, which would make it three times larger than Strategy's previous investment. Strategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin worldwide, with over 538,200 Bitcoin valued at more than $50.5 billion, according to data from Bitbo. The firm's investment philosophy has inspired other companies to adopt Bitcoin, including the Japanese investment firm Metaplanet, which surpassed 5,000 BTC in holdings on April 24, in an effort to lead Bitcoin adoption in Asia. ETFs register $3 billion, and whales aggressively accumulate Bitcoin Whales, or large Bitcoin investors, are also accumulating Bitcoin below the psychological mark of $100,000. Whale wallets holding at least $1 million in Bitcoin resumed their accumulation in early April, increasing from 124,000 wallets on April 7 to over 137,600 wallets on April 26, according to data from Glassnode. The aggressive accumulation by whales helped the recovery #SaylorBTCPurchase #BTC🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Michael Saylor hints at a Bitcoin purchase as whales aggressively accumulate

Saylor's hint comes a week after Strategy announced its latest investment in Bitcoin of $555 million.

Whales and large institutions continue their aggressive accumulation of Bitcoin, with Strategy hinting at another Bitcoin investment that could be announced on Monday.

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor hinted at another imminent investment in Bitcoin

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on April 27, a week after the firm acquired Bitcoin worth $555 million at an average price of $84,785 per coin.

"Stay humble. Accumulate sats," Saylor wrote, generating speculation among investors about the size of the firm's next Bitcoin investment.

"Between $1.4 billion and $1.6 billion, in my opinion," wrote popular blockchain analyst RunnerXBT in anticipation of Saylor's announcement, which would make it three times larger than Strategy's previous investment.

Strategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin worldwide, with over 538,200 Bitcoin valued at more than $50.5 billion, according to data from Bitbo.

The firm's investment philosophy has inspired other companies to adopt Bitcoin, including the Japanese investment firm Metaplanet, which surpassed 5,000 BTC in holdings on April 24, in an effort to lead Bitcoin adoption in Asia.

ETFs register $3 billion, and whales aggressively accumulate Bitcoin

Whales, or large Bitcoin investors, are also accumulating Bitcoin below the psychological mark of $100,000.

Whale wallets holding at least $1 million in Bitcoin resumed their accumulation in early April, increasing from 124,000 wallets on April 7 to over 137,600 wallets on April 26, according to data from Glassnode.

The aggressive accumulation by whales helped the recovery

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#AirdropFinderGuide "AirDrop Finder Guide" is not a specific term or an existing product. However, it refers to a guide that explains how to use Apple's AirDrop feature, which allows wireless file sharing between Apple devices. Here is an overview of what you might expect from an "AirDrop Finder Guide": What is AirDrop? AirDrop is an Apple feature that allows you to share files wirelessly, quickly, and easily between Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV). You can share photos, videos, documents, contacts, links, and other types of files. How does AirDrop work? AirDrop uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to create a direct connection between the devices involved. Once both devices are in AirDrop mode, you can drag and drop the files to share over the recipient's image. The recipient will receive a notification and can accept or decline the transfer. How to activate AirDrop? On iPhone/iPad: Swipe down from the top right corner (or up from the bottom edge) to access the Control Center and then enable AirDrop. On Mac: Open Finder and select "AirDrop" from the sidebar. Then, you can choose to share with "Everyone" or "Contacts Only." Advantages of using AirDrop: Speed: AirDrop is a fast way to share files, especially large files, as it does not require uploading the information to a server and then downloading it. Privacy: Transfers are encrypted to protect the security of your data. Simplicity: AirDrop is easy to use and does not require complex setup. Additional considerations: Distance: AirDrop requires devices to be close to create the wireless connection. Software versions: Make sure your devices have the software version compatible with AirDrop. Security: If you are going to share with people you do not know, it is advisable to disable #AirdropFinderGuide #cryptooinsigts
#AirdropFinderGuide

"AirDrop Finder Guide" is not a specific term or an existing product. However, it refers to a guide that explains how to use Apple's AirDrop feature, which allows wireless file sharing between Apple devices.

Here is an overview of what you might expect from an "AirDrop Finder Guide":

What is AirDrop?

AirDrop is an Apple feature that allows you to share files wirelessly, quickly, and easily between Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV). You can share photos, videos, documents, contacts, links, and other types of files.

How does AirDrop work?

AirDrop uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to create a direct connection between the devices involved. Once both devices are in AirDrop mode, you can drag and drop the files to share over the recipient's image. The recipient will receive a notification and can accept or decline the transfer.

How to activate AirDrop?

On iPhone/iPad:

Swipe down from the top right corner (or up from the bottom edge) to access the Control Center and then enable AirDrop.

On Mac:

Open Finder and select "AirDrop" from the sidebar. Then, you can choose to share with "Everyone" or "Contacts Only."

Advantages of using AirDrop:

Speed: AirDrop is a fast way to share files, especially large files, as it does not require uploading the information to a server and then downloading it.

Privacy: Transfers are encrypted to protect the security of your data.

Simplicity: AirDrop is easy to use and does not require complex setup.

Additional considerations:

Distance:

AirDrop requires devices to be close to create the wireless connection.

Software versions:

Make sure your devices have the software version compatible with AirDrop.

Security:

If you are going to share with people you do not know, it is advisable to disable

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#TrumpTaxCuts Eric Trump Confirms Tax Cuts for Crypto Projects in the U.S.: Report According to BlockBeats, Eric Trump recently confirmed that domestic cryptocurrency projects in the United States, such as XRP and HBAR, will benefit from a 0% capital gains tax. In contrast, projects based outside the U.S. will face a 30% tax rate. Additionally, Senator Ted Cruz plans to challenge a controversial IRS rule using the Congressional Review Act. This rule requires DeFi brokers to report user data and transaction income. Cruz argues that the rule stifles innovation, infringes on privacy, and increases the compliance burden on decentralized platforms. President Donald Trump signed legislation to block an Internal Revenue Service rule that would have required some cryptocurrency brokers to provide tax information on transactions made on their platforms, giving another victory to the digital asset industry that he promised to defend in office. The IRS reporting rule, which is not yet in effect, was set to take effect in 2026 but had already generated strong opposition in the cryptocurrency industry. The regulation required certain decentralized exchange platforms to report to the IRS on the gross sales of digital assets by their customers. On December 22, 2017, Donald Trump signed the law implementing the largest tax reform since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. The new tax law makes substantial changes to the rates and bases of income taxes for both individuals and corporations, notably reducing the top corporate income tax rate to 21 percent, redesigning international tax rules, and providing a deduction for transfer income. They conclude that the TCJA will stimulate the economy in the short term, but the imp #TrumptaxCuts #TrumpCrypto
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Eric Trump Confirms Tax Cuts for Crypto Projects in the U.S.: Report
According to BlockBeats, Eric Trump recently confirmed that domestic cryptocurrency projects in the United States, such as XRP and HBAR, will benefit from a 0% capital gains tax. In contrast, projects based outside the U.S. will face a 30% tax rate.

Additionally, Senator Ted Cruz plans to challenge a controversial IRS rule using the Congressional Review Act. This rule requires DeFi brokers to report user data and transaction income. Cruz argues that the rule stifles innovation, infringes on privacy, and increases the compliance burden on decentralized platforms.

President Donald Trump signed legislation to block an Internal Revenue Service rule that would have required some cryptocurrency brokers to provide tax information on transactions made on their platforms, giving another victory to the digital asset industry that he promised to defend in office.

The IRS reporting rule, which is not yet in effect, was set to take effect in 2026 but had already generated strong opposition in the cryptocurrency industry. The regulation required certain decentralized exchange platforms to report to the IRS on the gross sales of digital assets by their customers.

On December 22, 2017, Donald Trump signed the law implementing the largest tax reform since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. The new tax law makes substantial changes to the rates and bases of income taxes for both individuals and corporations, notably reducing the top corporate income tax rate to 21 percent, redesigning international tax rules, and providing a deduction for transfer income.

They conclude that the TCJA will stimulate the economy in the short term, but the imp

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#XRPETFs XRP ETFs: A New Era for Cryptocurrency Trading and Cross-Border Payments?  Install El Dorado App and start exchanging USDT easily. Install  is Reading time 2 minutes XRP ETFs: A New Era for Cryptocurrency Trading and Cross-Border Payments?      Recently, I have been diving into the world of cryptocurrencies, and one thing that has caught my attention is the emergence of XRP ETFs. These exchange-traded funds are designed to track the performance of XRP, a digital asset that aims to make cross-border payments faster and cheaper. As regulation becomes clearer, especially with major players like WisdomTree moving forward, I can't help but think that these ETFs could change the game for both small businesses and investors. But, as with everything in cryptocurrencies, there is a double-edged sword. The Good: Accessibility and Regulatory Clarity First, let's talk about what makes XRP ETFs attractive. For starters, they offer an easy way to enter the cryptocurrency market without having to deal with wallets or private keys. You can buy them on traditional stock exchanges just as you would with any other stock. This level of accessibility could open the doors to mass adoption. And then there’s the issue of regulatory clarity. The fact that companies are willing to launch these products suggests that we are moving towards a more accepted framework. Countries like Brazil are already becoming hotspots for cryptocurrencies thanks to their clear regulations, which is great news for small businesses looking to expand their horizons. The Bad: Risks and Costs Summary: Are We Ready? So, where does that leave us? On one hand, XRP ETFs could pave the way for greater acceptance of cryptocurrencies by providing a regulated vehicle that lowers some entry barriers. On the other $XRP $BNB
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Recently, I have been diving into the world of cryptocurrencies, and one thing that has caught my attention is the emergence of XRP ETFs. These exchange-traded funds are designed to track the performance of XRP, a digital asset that aims to make cross-border payments faster and cheaper. As regulation becomes clearer, especially with major players like WisdomTree moving forward, I can't help but think that these ETFs could change the game for both small businesses and investors. But, as with everything in cryptocurrencies, there is a double-edged sword.

The Good: Accessibility and Regulatory Clarity

First, let's talk about what makes XRP ETFs attractive. For starters, they offer an easy way to enter the cryptocurrency market without having to deal with wallets or private keys. You can buy them on traditional stock exchanges just as you would with any other stock. This level of accessibility could open the doors to mass adoption.

And then there’s the issue of regulatory clarity. The fact that companies are willing to launch these products suggests that we are moving towards a more accepted framework. Countries like Brazil are already becoming hotspots for cryptocurrencies thanks to their clear regulations, which is great news for small businesses looking to expand their horizons.

The Bad: Risks and Costs
Summary: Are We Ready?

So, where does that leave us? On one hand, XRP ETFs could pave the way for greater acceptance of cryptocurrencies by providing a regulated vehicle that lowers some entry barriers. On the other
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#XRPETF Bitcoin surpasses giants: it is now the sixth most valuable asset in the world Despite trading below its fair value according to Capriole, Bitcoin has reached a remarkable milestone: it has surpassed silver and Amazon in market capitalization, positioning itself as the sixth most valuable asset in the world. This speaks to the attraction it continues to have among investors, even amidst temporary bearish conditions. The narrative of Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a store of value continues to solidify, and with the backing of energy and technical metrics, its bullish potential becomes increasingly hard to ignore. What’s next for the price of Bitcoin? Projections and possible scenarios If market bulls manage to maintain the current support in the $93,000–$94,000 zone, the next key resistance is located around $103,000. Surpassing this level with volume would open the door to a rise towards $120,000–$130,000, aligning with Charles Edwards' prediction. Moreover, if Bitcoin manages to establish itself above the $103,000 zone, it would be entering a territory that previously preceded an 18% drop. This time, however, the landscape is different, with more favorable regulatory conditions and solid technical fundamentals. A sustained advance above this resistance would be a strong signal that the market is beginning to recognize the true value of Bitcoin. ARK Invest and the long-term vision: Bitcoin at $2.4 million Meanwhile, the renowned firm ARK Invest has updated its bullish projection for Bitcoin. In its latest report, it states that BTC could reach a price of $2.4 million by the end of 2030. Even its base scenario suggests an estimate of $1.2 million per unit. These figures are backed by an increase in institutional adoption and a gradual integration of Bitcoin into traditional investment portfolios around the world. hhhhhhhhhhhh #xrpetf #EthereumFuture #BinanceHODLerSIGN #BinanceAlphaAlert $SOL
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Bitcoin surpasses giants: it is now the sixth most valuable asset in the world

Despite trading below its fair value according to Capriole, Bitcoin has reached a remarkable milestone: it has surpassed silver and Amazon in market capitalization, positioning itself as the sixth most valuable asset in the world. This speaks to the attraction it continues to have among investors, even amidst temporary bearish conditions.

The narrative of Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a store of value continues to solidify, and with the backing of energy and technical metrics, its bullish potential becomes increasingly hard to ignore.

What’s next for the price of Bitcoin? Projections and possible scenarios

If market bulls manage to maintain the current support in the $93,000–$94,000 zone, the next key resistance is located around $103,000. Surpassing this level with volume would open the door to a rise towards $120,000–$130,000, aligning with Charles Edwards' prediction.

Moreover, if Bitcoin manages to establish itself above the $103,000 zone, it would be entering a territory that previously preceded an 18% drop. This time, however, the landscape is different, with more favorable regulatory conditions and solid technical fundamentals.

A sustained advance above this resistance would be a strong signal that the market is beginning to recognize the true value of Bitcoin.

ARK Invest and the long-term vision: Bitcoin at $2.4 million

Meanwhile, the renowned firm ARK Invest has updated its bullish projection for Bitcoin. In its latest report, it states that BTC could reach a price of $2.4 million by the end of 2030. Even its base scenario suggests an estimate of $1.2 million per unit.

These figures are backed by an increase in institutional adoption and a gradual integration of Bitcoin into traditional investment portfolios around the world.
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