XRP flush to $1.33 breaks $1.35 support as bitcoin weakness drags majors
Heavy sell volume flipped $1.35 into resistance, leaving $1.33 as the immediate line traders are defending.
Heavy sell volume flipped $1.35 into resistance, leaving $1.33 as the immediate line traders are defending.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent convened major financial institutions to discuss rapid AI developments.
Majors stayed flat after a ceasefire-driven rally forced $430M+ in bearish derivatives to unwind.
Weekend moves matched Monday’s opening direction 89% of the time, with 57% of the move priced before reopen.
Bank resistance to stablecoin yield is the main blocker as an as-early-as-April-20 vote window stays fluid.
March payroll gains skewed to healthcare and construction while tech-adjacent categories slipped and workers reported rework drag.
A ceasefire-driven push above $72K now tests whether that narrow bid can clear the $73K ceiling.
Futures taker CVD still favors aggressive sellers while retail futures participation is described as rising.
Arkham-linked wallets sent $40M+ to Coinbase Prime after posting WLFI on Dolomite, reviving liquidation-risk fears.
Spot taker flow and momentum signals stayed bearish with TRUMP near $2.8 and downside levels mapped at $2 and $1.5.
The paid “Press Release” cites a claimed 10.3% May 2025 market-cap rise and a Richard Teng quote calling consolidation “healthy.”
ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said the ticker-and-fee step typically signals a product is nearing launch.
A 319.7 BTC transfer included a route previously used for sales via Galaxy Digital and OKX, sharpening a sovereign sell-flow to monitor.
Chair Mike Selig also launched an “innovation tracker” spanning crypto, AI systems, and prediction markets.
Short liquidations outpaced longs by nearly 8x, putting the prior $19.9 all-time high back on the radar.
Active addresses reset to a 500K–700K floor, but technicals remain bearish despite outflows and whale bids near $9.
Senate Banking leaders are targeting a committee vote by month-end as banks and crypto firms clash over third-party rewards.
Kalshi’s Artemis II markets showed just over $4,000 in volume ahead of a Friday-evening splashdown window.
Shares gained more than 12% to $102.73 as the rollout is set to phase in with room to expand.
The fight, sparked by CZ’s new memoir, escalated into a proposed $1B bet over his divorce status.