Ripple just scored a MiCA license in Luxembourg, giving it a cleaner path across Europe even as U.S. crypto rules remain stuck in political mud. The win boosts Ripple’s payments push — but it does not automatically mean XRP demand is about to moon.
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Coinbase legal chief Paul Grewal is stepping down just as the CLARITY Bill battle hits a critical stretch in Washington. His exit marks the end of a bruising SEC-era legal fight and a shift toward Coinbase’s broader push for clearer U.S. crypto rules.
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Crypto doesn’t care about your market predictions. The real edge is surviving volatility: size positions properly, set invalidation points, avoid reckless leverage, and keep reserves so one bad call doesn’t turn into a blown-up account.
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A bullish XRP forecast says $4.50 to $6 by 2026, but the case leans on shaky, partly unverified claims. Ripple’s legal progress, ETF hopes, RLUSD, and tokenization are real factors — yet the chart, the numbers, and the hype all need a reality check.
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Bitcoin is heading toward a messy August 2026 upgrade window, with BIP-110’s soft-fork debate and Paul Sztorc’s eCash hard fork pressing into the same period. The real risk isn’t just code—it’s miner coordination, exchange support, and a chain split nobody wants to stumble into.
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The U.S. has given stablecoins their first federal rulebook with the GENIUS Act, setting 1:1 reserve backing and monthly disclosures. It’s a win for compliant issuers, but the CBDC fight is still unsettled — not a clean ban, just a political mess in progress.
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Metaplanet is reportedly exploring bitcoin-backed digital credit in Japan with JPYC and Progmat, aiming to turn its BTC treasury into collateral for tokenized financial products that could trade and settle 24/7. Nothing is finalized yet, but the idea is already drawing attention.
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A claim that Satoshi and nine entities hold 26.37% of Bitcoin falls apart without the full source, methodology, or date. The numbers may hint at concentration, but they don’t prove ownership — especially when Coinbase-style custody wallets can mask a lot of customer coins.
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Bill Miller IV says Bitcoin’s long-term case is getting stronger as the U.S. heads toward a $1.9 trillion deficit, with Bitcoin’s fixed supply standing out against Washington’s debt-fueled habits. He also cautioned that regulation and market volatility still matter.
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Bitcoin Policy Institute is moving to stop a New York lawsuit that tries to treat dormant Bitcoin wallets as abandoned property. The fight could set a dangerous precedent for self-custody, because inactivity is not the same thing as surrender.
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