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XRP weakens after losing support, with $1.85 next in focus
XRP's price action was characterized by high volume at resistance, suggesting larger players were selling into strength.
‘Most important tokenholder rights debate’: Aave faces identity crisis
The Aave community has become sharply divided over control of the protocol’s brand and related assets, intensifying an ongoing dispute over the relationship between the DAO and Aave Labs.
XRP holders can now earn yield without selling their tokens
Flare's earnXRP is a simple way to put tokens to work while staying fully exposed to XRP's price action.
Bitcoin trails gold and copper, as 'fear and AI' trade lifts tangible assets
Gold and copper have outperformed other major assets this year, with gold rallying more than copper.
Aave falls 18% over week as dispute pulls down token deeper than major crypto tokens
The move added to selling pressure that had already been building since the governance proposal moved to a Snapshot vote.
Bitcoin heads for its worst Q4 since 2018 as traders predict further declines
Data from CoinGlass shows bitcoin is down more than 22% so far in the fourth quarter, making 2025 one of the weakest year-end periods outside of major bear markets.
Dogecoin breaks short-term support, eyes lower demand zone
Trading volume surged to 721 million tokens, indicating active repositioning rather than thin price movement.
XRP struggles near $1.90 as mixed technical signals emerge
Price action remained contained within a relatively tight range, with total volatility of about 2.7%, reflecting indecision rather than capitulation.
Bitcoin reclaims $90,000, but risk of U.S. trading day awaits
Futures open interest rose steadily as BTC pushed higher, climbing toward $60 billion across major venues.
Bitcoin isn’t under quantum threat yet, but upgrade could take 5-10 years
Even if quantum machines capable of breaking Bitcoin’s cryptography are decades away, the work required to update software, infrastructure and user behavior would be measured in years, not months.
