XRP price predictions for 2030, 2035, and 2040 have emerged from the exchange platform Changelly and AI models ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok. Despite the current bullish sentiment sweeping across the cryptocurrency market, XRP’s price action has lagged, remaining under pressure around the lower $2 range. This is in contrast to Bitcoin, which recently surged from
XRP has just reached a major milestone with the launch of its first-ever ETF in Brazil. This exciting move could bring more investors into XRP and open the door for bigger developments in the United States. With experts predicting that billions of dollars could soon flow into XRP products. However, this could pump the XRP
XRP price steadies at $2.20 as Ripple’s $1.25B Hidden Road acquisition nears approval, boosting XRP Ledger’s institutional use case. Maham Arslan•Saturday, April 26, 2025•2 min read Quick overview XRP price steadies at $2.20 as Ripple’s $1.25B Hidden Road acquisition nears approval, boosting XRP Ledger’s institutional use case. Can XRP break $2.30 soon? Ripple just made
You are here: Home / News / Imagine If You Could Go Back In Time To Buy XRP or Cardano – This Might Be Your Next Best Shot Imagine if you could go back in time and buy XRP when it was launched at just $0.0058 or Cardano when it was launched at just $0.02.
The dominant cryptocurrency could find a lot of new buyers in this investment environment. When it comes to cryptocurrency, one name stands out above the crowd: Bitcoin (BTC 0.01%). The original cryptocurrency accounts for roughly 63% of the entire crypto market cap. However, Bitcoin is so big that it doesn’t always produce the best returns.
Opinion by: Raullen Chai, co-founder and CEO of IoTeX The United States and other superpowers are on the brink of a financial evolution. With President Donald Trump’s recent executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) and a US Digital Asset Stockpile (DAS), the conversation around digital assets in government reserves is gaining momentum. Countries
Crypto investor sentiment has seen a significant recovery from global tariff concerns, but analysts warn that the market’s structural weaknesses may still result in downside momentum during periods of weekend illiquidity. Risk appetite appeared to return among crypto investors this week after US President Donald Trump adopted a softer tone, saying that import tariffs on
DeFi Development Corp (formerly Janover) aims to raise over $1 billion worth of capital to invest in Solana, the industry’s sixth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. The Nasdaq-listed firm, previously a real estate financing platform connecting commercial property lenders and buyers, announced its plans in a Form S-3 registration statement filed with the US Securities and
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the crypto firm associated with the family of US President Donald Trump, made waves when it debuted late last year. WLFI caused a stir when it launched ahead of the president’s inauguration. Observers have accused the project of front-running important crypto-related events, like the White House Crypto summit, and presenting a
What are reciprocal tariffs? Reciprocal tariffs might sound like textbook trade jargon, but the idea is pretty straightforward: If one country slaps tariffs on your goods, you hit back with the same. Think of it as a tit-for-tat strategy in global trade — a way for governments to say, “If you’re charging our exporters 20%,