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VeChain Gears Up for Renaissance Upgrade Amid VET Price Pressure
TLDR: VeChain Renaissance upgrade will revamp tokenomics, governance, and network scalability. VET remains above key $0.0221 support, maintaining April’s uptrend amid market uncertainty. StarGate, set for July, introduces cross-chain features to boost liquidity and interoperability. Lower staking thresholds aim to increase user participation and reward long-term holders. VeChain is preparing to launch its most comprehensive [...] The post VeChain Gears Up for Renaissance Upgrade Amid VET Price Pressure appeared first on Blockonomi.
VeChain’s Upcoming Stargate Staking Launch Could Trigger Major VET Price Rally
TLDR: VeChain’s Stargate staking launches July 1 with high APYs and early staking bonuses. Technical charts show bullish pin-bar reversal at $0.0276 support on VET’s daily timeframe. Breaking $0.0325 could push VET toward $0.0385 and $0.0461 in rapid upward momentum. Institutional backing and reduced token supply may drive long-term price growth for VET. VeChain appears [...] The post VeChain’s Upcoming Stargate Staking Launch Could Trigger Major VET Price Rally appeared first on Blockonomi.
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VeChain Launches Bridge Enabling Interoperability With Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 40 More Cryptos
VeChain has announced the launch of its bridge through an integration with Wanchain, enabling interoperability with bitcoin, ethereum, and over 40 other leading blockchains. This milestone marks a significant evolution in VeChain’s transition to a fully interconnected Web3 ecosystem, allowing users to bridge assets such as BTC, ETH, and USDC directly into VeChain while also […]
Wanchain Unveils First-Ever Cross-Chain Bridge Connecting Vechain To Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana And More
Leading enterprise blockchain platform, VeChain, has partnered with the industry’s longest-running decentralized interoperability solution, Wanchain, to launch its first-ever cross-chain bridge. The bridge connects the VeChain ecosystem with major blockchains, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana. The Wanchain Bridge will allow users to transfer assets such as ETH, USDC, USDT, VET, VTHO, B3TR, BTC, SOL, XRP, [...] The post Wanchain Unveils First-Ever Cross-Chain Bridge Connecting Vechain To Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana And More appeared first on Blockonomi.
Coinbase veterans secure $11m to launch stablecoin-native DeFi app on Solana
A team of Coinbase alumni has raised $11 million to debut True Markets, a stablecoin-native DeFi app offering real-time execution and self-custody on Solana. True Markets, a new mobile-focused non-custodial startup founded by former Coinbase executives Vishal Gupta and Patrick…
Stablecoin bill passes in Northern Marianas as House overrides veto
The Pacific US territory of the Northern Mariana Islands has passed a bill allowing its small constituent island of Tinian to launch a stablecoin, overriding an earlier veto by the territory’s governor.The 20-member Northern Mariana Islands House voted 14-2 to undo Governor Arnold Palacios’ April 11 veto of the bill, which allows the Tinian local government to issue licenses to internet casinos and includes a provision for the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The territory’s nine-member Senate had revived the bill on May 9, voting 7-1 in a two-thirds majority to override the veto, which then needed a two-thirds majority in the House to pass.Representative Marissa Flores (top left) had urged for “thoughtful deliberation” on the internet gaming and stablecoin bill. Source: YouTubeOriginally, a four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature had unanimously passed the bill to Governor Palacios on March 12.It may put the Tinian government in the lead to be the first US public entity to issue a stablecoin, which it must do before July if it’s to beat the state of Wyoming government, which is aiming to issue a stablecoin by then.Tinian has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy. Its local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, is one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, a US territory in the Pacific Ocean north of Guam.Governor Palacios said in a letter that he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional,” would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian and that it lacked needed enforcement measures to counter illegal gambling.The stablecoin is called the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD) and will be backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph in March.The Tinian government chose local tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation as the exclusive infrastructure provider for MUSD, which will be launched on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash, a blockchain forked from Bitcoin.A Marianas Rai Corp. spokesperson did not comment beyond telling Cointelegraph the company would announce more on MUSD on May 19.“Bitter pill to swallow”Before the vote, House lawmakers heard from the public and discussed overturning Governor Palacios’ veto before they voted it through, with independent House floor leader Marissa Flores airing concerns over the bill.Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder and technology chief Vin Armani had urged lawmakers to undo the veto, saying the bill would “attract billions of dollars of investment and tax revenue” from the crypto industry without the government having to pitch in.Clyde Norita, a Marianas Rai Corp. director and local legal cannabis mogul, told the House that the local economy was “dying out” and the bill would allow business in the region “without affecting our culture, without affecting our environment, without affecting our immigration status.”Representative Flores, who voted against the override, said, "Every time we talk about casinos, there’s always some kind of bitter pill to swallow.”Related: Stablecoin regulation 'next catalyst' for crypto industry — Aptos head “It is true, we are in dire need of money, but what I don’t like is when we are desperate, and we are now forced to make a decision because we are desperate once again,” she added. “Every time we’re desperate, it always seems that we come back to casinos.”“I don’t like to be pushed to a corner to make a decision based on fear,” Flores said.Others were more supportive of the measure, with Republican Representative Patrick San Nicolas, a Tinian delegation member who initially voted on the bill, saying it would help pull the region out of “a deep economic crisis.”“We need this legislation to unlock our potential,” he added. “This bill does not depend on tourists or federal subsidies — it builds a digital industry generating revenue from a licensed jurisdiction.”Legal Panel: Crypto wanted to overthrow banks, now it’s becoming them in stablecoin fight
Stablecoin bill passes in Northern Marianas as House overrides veto
The Pacific US territory of the Northern Mariana Islands has passed a bill allowing its small constituent island of Tinian to launch a stablecoin, overriding an earlier veto by the territory’s governor.The 20-member Northern Mariana Islands House voted 14-2 to undo Governor Arnold Palacios’ April 11 veto of the bill, which allows the Tinian local government to issue licenses to internet casinos and includes a provision for the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The territory’s nine-member Senate had revived the bill on May 9, voting 7-1 in a two-thirds majority to override the veto, which then needed a two-thirds majority in the House to pass.Representative Marissa Flores (top left) had urged for “thoughtful deliberation” on the internet gaming and stablecoin bill. Source: YouTubeOriginally, a four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature had unanimously passed the bill to Governor Palacios on March 12.It may put the Tinian government in the lead to be the first US public entity to issue a stablecoin, which it must do before July if it’s to beat the state of Wyoming government, which is aiming to issue a stablecoin by then.Tinian has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy. Its local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, is one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, a US territory in the Pacific Ocean north of Guam.Governor Palacios said in a letter that he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional,” would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian and that it lacked needed enforcement measures to counter illegal gambling.The stablecoin is called the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD) and will be backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph in March.The Tinian government chose local tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation as the exclusive infrastructure provider for MUSD, which will be launched on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash, a blockchain forked from Bitcoin.A Marianas Rai Corp. spokesperson did not comment beyond telling Cointelegraph the company would announce more on MUSD on May 19.“Bitter pill to swallow”Before the vote, House lawmakers heard from the public and discussed overturning Governor Palacios’ veto before they voted it through, with independent House floor leader Marissa Flores airing concerns over the bill.Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder and technology chief Vin Armani had urged lawmakers to undo the veto, saying the bill would “attract billions of dollars of investment and tax revenue” from the crypto industry without the government having to pitch in.Clyde Norita, a Marianas Rai Corp. director and local legal cannabis mogul, told the House that the local economy was “dying out” and the bill would allow business in the region “without affecting our culture, without affecting our environment, without affecting our immigration status.”Representative Flores, who voted against the override, said, "Every time we talk about casinos, there’s always some kind of bitter pill to swallow.”Related: Stablecoin regulation 'next catalyst' for crypto industry — Aptos head “It is true, we are in dire need of money, but what I don’t like is when we are desperate, and we are now forced to make a decision because we are desperate once again,” she added. “Every time we’re desperate, it always seems that we come back to casinos.”“I don’t like to be pushed to a corner to make a decision based on fear,” Flores said.Others were more supportive of the measure, with Republican Representative Patrick San Nicolas, a Tinian delegation member who initially voted on the bill, saying it would help pull the region out of “a deep economic crisis.”“We need this legislation to unlock our potential,” he added. “This bill does not depend on tourists or federal subsidies — it builds a digital industry generating revenue from a licensed jurisdiction.”Legal Panel: Crypto wanted to overthrow banks, now it’s becoming them in stablecoin fight
Stablecoin bill passes in Northern Marianas as House overrides veto
The Pacific US territory of the Northern Mariana Islands has passed a bill allowing its small constituent island of Tinian to launch a stablecoin, overriding an earlier veto by the territory’s governor.The 20-member Northern Mariana Islands House voted 14-2 to undo Governor Arnold Palacios’ April 11 veto of the bill, which allows the Tinian local government to issue licenses to internet casinos and includes a provision for the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The territory’s nine-member Senate had revived the bill on May 9, voting 7-1 in a two-thirds majority to override the veto, which then needed a two-thirds majority in the House to pass.Representative Marissa Flores (top left) had urged for “thoughtful deliberation” on the internet gaming and stablecoin bill. Source: YouTubeOriginally, a four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature had unanimously passed the bill to Governor Palacios on March 12.It may put the Tinian government in the lead to be the first US public entity to issue a stablecoin, which it must do before July if it’s to beat the state of Wyoming government, which is aiming to issue a stablecoin by then.Tinian has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy. Its local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, is one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, a US territory in the Pacific Ocean north of Guam.Governor Palacios said in a letter that he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional,” would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian and that it lacked needed enforcement measures to counter illegal gambling.The stablecoin is called the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD) and will be backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph in March.The Tinian government chose local tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation as the exclusive infrastructure provider for MUSD, which will be launched on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash, a blockchain forked from Bitcoin.A Marianas Rai Corp. spokesperson did not comment beyond telling Cointelegraph the company would announce more on MUSD on May 19.“Bitter pill to swallow”Before the vote, House lawmakers heard from the public and discussed overturning Governor Palacios’ veto before they voted it through, with independent House floor leader Marissa Flores airing concerns over the bill.Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder and technology chief Vin Armani had urged lawmakers to undo the veto, saying the bill would “attract billions of dollars of investment and tax revenue” from the crypto industry without the government having to pitch in.Clyde Norita, a Marianas Rai Corp. director and local legal cannabis mogul, told the House that the local economy was “dying out” and the bill would allow business in the region “without affecting our culture, without affecting our environment, without affecting our immigration status.”Representative Flores, who voted against the override, said, "Every time we talk about casinos, there’s always some kind of bitter pill to swallow.”Related: Stablecoin regulation 'next catalyst' for crypto industry — Aptos head “It is true, we are in dire need of money, but what I don’t like is when we are desperate, and we are now forced to make a decision because we are desperate once again,” she added. “Every time we’re desperate, it always seems that we come back to casinos.”“I don’t like to be pushed to a corner to make a decision based on fear,” Flores said.Others were more supportive of the measure, with Republican Representative Patrick San Nicolas, a Tinian delegation member who initially voted on the bill, saying it would help pull the region out of “a deep economic crisis.”“We need this legislation to unlock our potential,” he added. “This bill does not depend on tourists or federal subsidies — it builds a digital industry generating revenue from a licensed jurisdiction.”Legal Panel: Crypto wanted to overthrow banks, now it’s becoming them in stablecoin fight
The ‘Quiet Rise’ Of Bitcoin Has Begun, Says Wall Street Veteran
Veteran Wall Street investor Jordi Visser warns via X that market-moving headlines about tariffs are masking a deeper secular turn—one that, in his view, is already accelerating the re-pricing of every long-duration asset and handing Bitcoin an historic tail-wind. Visser, whose three-decade résumé spans trading desks from Salomon Brothers to the $25 billion multi-strategy fund […]
Arizona governor signs Bitcoin reserve bill into law after vetoing separate crypto legislation
Bitcoiners blast Arizona governor’s ‘ignorance’ after Bitcoin bill veto
Bitcoiners and United States government officials have criticized Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’ decision to veto a bill that would have allowed the state to hold Bitcoin as part of its official reserves.“This will age poorly,” Casa co-founder and cypherpunk Jameson Lopp said in a May 3 X post. Bitcoin (BTC) entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano said, “Imagine the ignorance of a politician to believe they can make investment decisions.”Call for government officials who understand Bitcoin is “the future”“If she can’t outperform Bitcoin, she must buy it,” Pompliano said. Crypto lawyer Andrew Gordon said, “We need more elected officials who understand that Bitcoin and crypto are the future.”Source: Julian FahrerWendy Rogers, who co-sponsored the bill with State Representative Jeff Weninger, also voiced her disappointment.“Politicians don’t understand that Bitcoin doesn’t need Arizona. Arizona needs Bitcoin,” Rogers said.On May 2, Hobbs vetoed the Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, which would have permitted Arizona to invest seized funds into Bitcoin and create a reserve managed by state officials. “Today, I vetoed Senate Bill 1025. The Arizona State Retirement System is one of the strongest in the nation because it makes sound and informed investments,” Hobbs said.Source: Dr. DanishRogers said she would refile the bill during her next session. Rogers also pointed out that Arizona’s state retirement system already holds stocks of Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR).“Which is basically a leveraged Bitcoin ETF. Arizona’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill will be back. HODL,” Rogers said. The stock price of Strategy rose 32% in April, the most significant monthly gain since November 2024.Related: US gov’t actions give clue about upcoming crypto regulationHowever, well-known crypto skeptic Peter Schiff sided with Hobbs. “The government should not be making decisions to use public funds to speculate in cryptocurrencies,” Schiff said.Arizona would have become the first US state to establish a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve if it had passed.Arizona joins several other US states where similar efforts have failed. Similar proposals in Oklahoma, Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming have stalled or been withdrawn recently.Magazine: Bitcoin to $1M ‘by 2029,’ CIA tips its hat to Bitcoin: Hodler’s Digest, April 27 – May 3
Arizona State Governor Vetoes Bitcoin Reserve Bill – Details
Arizona State Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a legislative bill that would have allowed the creation of a Bitcoin reserve. The Grand Canyon state joins a growing list of other US states where legislative efforts to direct state investment to Bitcoin have proven futile. Related Reading: History Rhymes: Will Bitcoin Repeat Classic Breakout Pattern To […]
Bitcoiners blast Arizona governor’s ‘ignorance’ after Bitcoin reserve bill veto
Bitcoiners and US government officials have criticized Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’s decision to veto a bill that would have allowed the state to hold Bitcoin as part of its official reserves.“This will age poorly,” Casa co-founder and cypherpunk Jameson Lopp said in a May 3 X post. Bitcoin (BTC) entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano said, “Imagine the ignorance of a politician to believe they can make investment decisions.”Call for government officials who understand Bitcoin is “the future”“If she can’t outperform Bitcoin, she must buy it,” Pompliano said. Crypto lawyer Andrew Gordon said, “We need more elected officials who understand that Bitcoin and crypto are the future.”Source: Julian FahrerWendy Rogers, who co-sponsored the bill with State Representative Jeff Weninger, also voiced her disappointment.“Politicians don’t understand that Bitcoin doesn’t need Arizona. Arizona needs Bitcoin,” Rogers said.On May 2, Hobbs vetoed the Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, which would have permitted Arizona to invest seized funds into Bitcoin and create a reserve managed by state officials. “Today, I vetoed Senate Bill 1025. The Arizona State Retirement System is one of the strongest in the nation because it makes sound and informed investments,” Hobbs said.Source: Dr. DanishRogers said she would refile the bill during her next session. Rogers also pointed out that Arizona’s state retirement system already holds stocks of Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR).“Which is basically a leveraged Bitcoin ETF. Arizona’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill will be back. HODL,” Rogers said. The stock price of Strategy rose 32% in April, the most significant monthly gain since November 2024.Related: US gov’t actions give clue about upcoming crypto regulationWell-known crypto skeptic Peter Schiff sided with Hobbs. “The government should not be making decisions to use public funds to speculate in cryptocurrencies,” Schiff said.Arizona would have become the first US state to establish a Bitcoin Strategic Reserve if it had passed.Arizona joins several other US states where similar efforts have failed. Similar proposals in Oklahoma, Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming have stalled or been withdrawn recently.Magazine: Bitcoin to $1M ‘by 2029,’ CIA tips its hat to Bitcoin: Hodler’s Digest, April 27 – May 3
Arizona governor vetoes bill to make Bitcoin part of state reserves
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill that would have allowed the state to hold Bitcoin as part of its official reserves, effectively ending efforts to make Arizona the first US state to adopt such a policy.The Digital Assets Strategic Reserve bill, which would have permitted Arizona to invest seized funds into Bitcoin (BTC) and create a reserve managed by state officials, was formally struck down on Friday, according to an update on the Arizona State Legislature’s website.“Today, I vetoed Senate Bill 1025. The Arizona State Retirement System is one of the strongest in the nation because it makes sound and informed investments,” Hobbs wrote in a statement aimed at Warren Petersen, the President of the Arizona Senate.“Arizonans’ retirement funds are not the place for the state to try untested investments like virtual currency,” she added.On April 28, the bill passed a final vote in the state House when 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposing. Hobbs had previously stated she would veto any legislation not tied to a bipartisan agreement on disability funding.Source: Governor Katie HobbsRelated: Bitcoin bros at ‘the club’ may stop US gov’t from buying BTC — Arthur HayesAnother Bitcoin awaits final voteA companion bill, SB1373, which would authorize the state treasurer to allocate up to 10% of Arizona’s rainy-day fund into digital assets like Bitcoin, has not yet reached a final vote.Arizona joins several other states where similar efforts have failed. In recent months, similar proposals in Oklahoma, Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming have stalled or been withdrawn.In contrast, North Carolina’s House passed the Digital Assets Investment Act on April 30, allowing the state treasurer to invest up to 5% of certain funds in approved cryptocurrencies. The bill has now been moved to the state Senate for consideration.The state-level efforts to create Bitcoin reserves come amid a push from US President Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers to do the same in the federal government. Trump signed an executive order in March with a proposal for a “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” and a “Digital Asset Stockpile.”Magazine: Crypto wanted to overthrow banks, and now it’s becoming them in stablecoin fight
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Arizona governor vetoes bill to make Bitcoin part of state reserves
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill that would have allowed the state to hold Bitcoin as part of its official reserves, effectively ending efforts to make Arizona the first US state to adopt such a policy.The Digital Assets Strategic Reserve bill, which would have permitted Arizona to invest seized funds into Bitcoin (BTC) and create a reserve managed by state officials, was formally struck down on Friday, according to an update on the Arizona State Legislature’s website.“Today, I vetoed Senate Bill 1025. The Arizona State Retirement System is one of the strongest in the nation because it makes sound and informed investments,” Hobbs wrote in a statement aimed at Warren Petersen, the President of the Arizona Senate.“Arizonans’ retirement funds are not the place for the state to try untested investments like virtual currency,” she added.On April 28, the bill passed a final vote in the state House when 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposing. Hobbs had previously stated she would veto any legislation not tied to a bipartisan agreement on disability funding.Source: Governor Katie HobbsRelated: Bitcoin bros at ‘the club’ may stop US gov’t from buying BTC — Arthur HayesAnother Bitcoin awaits final voteA companion bill, SB1373, which would authorize the state treasurer to allocate up to 10% of Arizona’s rainy-day fund into digital assets like Bitcoin, has not yet reached a final vote.Arizona joins several other states where similar efforts have failed. In recent months, similar proposals in Oklahoma, Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming have stalled or been withdrawn.In contrast, North Carolina’s House passed the Digital Assets Investment Act on April 30, allowing the state treasurer to invest up to 5% of certain funds in approved cryptocurrencies. The bill has now been moved to the state Senate for consideration.The state-level efforts to create Bitcoin reserves come amid a push from US President Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers to do the same in the federal government. Trump signed an executive order in March with a proposal for a “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” and a “Digital Asset Stockpile.”Magazine: Crypto wanted to overthrow banks, and now it’s becoming them in stablecoin fight
Arizona governor vetoes bill to make Bitcoin part of state reserves
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill that would have allowed the state to hold Bitcoin as part of its official reserves, effectively ending efforts to make Arizona the first US state to adopt such a policy.The Digital Assets Strategic Reserve bill, which would have permitted Arizona to invest seized funds into Bitcoin (BTC) and create a reserve managed by state officials, was formally struck down on Friday, according to an update on the Arizona State Legislature’s website.“Today, I vetoed Senate Bill 1025. The Arizona State Retirement System is one of the strongest in the nation because it makes sound and informed investments,” Hobbs wrote in a statement aimed at Warren Petersen, the President of the Arizona Senate.“Arizonans’ retirement funds are not the place for the state to try untested investments like virtual currency,” she added.On April 28, the bill passed a final vote in the state House when 31 members of the Arizona House voted in favor of the bill, with 25 opposing. Hobbs had previously stated she would veto any legislation not tied to a bipartisan agreement on disability funding.Source: Governor Katie HobbsRelated: Bitcoin bros at ‘the club’ may stop US gov’t from buying BTC — Arthur HayesAnother Bitcoin awaits final voteA companion bill, SB1373, which would authorize the state treasurer to allocate up to 10% of Arizona’s rainy-day fund into digital assets like Bitcoin, has not yet reached a final vote.Arizona joins several other states where similar efforts have failed. In recent months, similar proposals in Oklahoma, Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming have stalled or been withdrawn.In contrast, North Carolina’s House passed the Digital Assets Investment Act on April 30, allowing the state treasurer to invest up to 5% of certain funds in approved cryptocurrencies. The bill has now been moved to the state Senate for consideration.The state-level efforts to create Bitcoin reserves come amid a push from US President Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers to do the same in the federal government. Trump signed an executive order in March with a proposal for a “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” and a “Digital Asset Stockpile.”Magazine: Crypto wanted to overthrow banks, and now it’s becoming them in stablecoin fight
Bitcoin Cooling Market Pressure: Veteran Holders On Binance Ease Off Selling Pressure
On Wednesday, Bitcoin’s price pulled back to the $93,000 level as bullish market performance waned before recovering above $94,000 a few hours later. Instead of sparking bearish sentiment among investors, the pullback seems to have done the opposite, as BTC holders in major crypto exchanges are exhibiting optimistic behavior toward the flagship digital asset. Long-Term […]
Fed Liquidity or Bust: Veteran Investor Sees Inflation Roaring Back to 9%
A Federal Reserve survey naming the trade war and U.S. debt as the economy’s top threats has prompted veteran investor Clem Chambers to warn of an overlooked supply-chain squeeze that could jolt markets. Inflation Time Bomb: Fed Printing Could Send Prices Soaring, Says Chambers Chambers, chief executive of Online Blockchain, told Kitco News Anchor Jeremy […]
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VeChain (VET): Real-World Adoption Of Blockchain Technology
VeChain (VET) is a blockchain platform and cryptocurrency designed to improve supply chain management and enhance transparency and traceability of products and information throughout the supply chain process.
“We’re at war, and our values are at stake” — A veteran calls Ethereum’s cultural drift a threat
What happens when a longtime Ethereum insider calls the ecosystem a “religion” that’s lost touch with reality? A critical look at Soleimani’s thread — and why it struck a nerve. Ethereum gets called out “again” On Apr. 17, Ameen Soleimani…
UFC boss Dana White becomes VeChain adviser to push blockchain mainstream
VeChain, a layer-1 blockchain platform focused on real-world applications, has added Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) CEO Dana White as its newest official adviser to raise more mainstream awareness of blockchain technology.White, also the founder of Power Slap, will join VeChain’s advisory board next to Nobel Prize-winning physicist Konstantin Novoselov to drive real-world blockchain adoption through “complementary expertise in mass marketing and scientific innovation.”“VeChain is an incredible partner for the UFC and Power Slap, and I’m honored to join their advisory board,” White said in a statement shared with Cointelegraph. “I’m passionate about technology, and with their products and innovation, I’m looking forward to helping elevate their brand to the next level.”UFC CEO Dana White (left) with Sunny Lu, co-founder and CEO of VeChain (right). Source: Jeff Bottari, UFCRelated: 4th gen crypto needs collaborative tokenomics against tech giants — HoskinsonThe move could significantly expand blockchain’s reach. UFC broadcasts reach more than 950 million households globally, giving VeChain a major opportunity to connect with new users.White will play a pivotal role in amplifying VeChain’s sustainability initiative, VeBetterDAO, a decentralized platform incentivizing “real-world sustainable actions” through the DAO’s incentive tokens (B3TR).White will not receive any B3TR or VeChain (VET) tokens as compensation for his advisory role, VeChain confirmed to Cointelegraph.Related: Bitcoin still on track for $1.8M in 2035, says analystUFC taps VeChain for tokenized fighter glovesThe UFC has already implemented VeChain’s technology, with Near-field communication (NFC) chips integrated into a new generation of fighter gloves.Source: VeChain“This was done to combat fraud, as fighter apparel is often auctioned off for charity and other causes, but suffers from a high degree of fraud,” Sunny Lu, co-founder and CEO of VeChain, told Cointelegraph, adding:“The NFC + blockchain combination helps demonstrate the items are authentic. An example of how VeChain creates 'RWA' and phygital goods.”“Additional conversations are underway with the UFC, the UFC Foundation and other partners to provide opportunities for VeChain and the VeBetter app ecosystem,” with details to be revealed in the coming weeks, Lu added.VeChain is a layer-1 smart contract platform designed to enhance the supply chain and accelerate the mass adoption of blockchain technology.Magazine: Bitcoin eyes $100K by June, Shaq to settle NFT lawsuit, and more: Hodler’s Digest, April 6 – 12
UFC boss Dana White becomes VeChain adviser to push blockchain mainstream
VeChain, a layer-1 blockchain platform focused on real-world applications, has added Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) CEO Dana White as its newest official adviser to raise more mainstream awareness of blockchain technology.White, also the founder of Power Slap, will join VeChain’s advisory board next to Nobel Prize-winning physicist Konstantin Novoselov to drive real-world blockchain adoption through “complementary expertise in mass marketing and scientific innovation.”“VeChain is an incredible partner for the UFC and Power Slap, and I’m honored to join their advisory board,” White said in a statement shared with Cointelegraph. “I’m passionate about technology, and with their products and innovation, I’m looking forward to helping elevate their brand to the next level.”UFC CEO Dana White (left) with Sunny Lu, co-founder and CEO of VeChain (right). Source: Jeff Bottari, UFCRelated: 4th gen crypto needs collaborative tokenomics against tech giants — HoskinsonThe move could significantly expand blockchain’s reach. UFC broadcasts reach more than 950 million households globally, giving VeChain a major opportunity to connect with new users.White will play a pivotal role in amplifying VeChain’s sustainability initiative, VeBetterDAO, a decentralized platform incentivizing “real-world sustainable actions” through the DAO’s incentive tokens (B3TR).White will not receive any B3TR or VeChain (VET) tokens as compensation for his advisory role, VeChain confirmed to Cointelegraph.Related: Bitcoin still on track for $1.8M in 2035, says analystUFC taps VeChain for tokenized fighter glovesThe UFC has already implemented VeChain’s technology, with Near-field communication (NFC) chips integrated into a new generation of fighter gloves.Source: VeChain“This was done to combat fraud, as fighter apparel is often auctioned off for charity and other causes, but suffers from a high degree of fraud,” Sunny Lu, co-founder and CEO of VeChain, told Cointelegraph, adding:“The NFC + blockchain combination helps demonstrate the items are authentic. An example of how VeChain creates 'RWA' and phygital goods.”“Additional conversations are underway with the UFC, the UFC Foundation and other partners to provide opportunities for VeChain and the VeBetter app ecosystem,” with details to be revealed in the coming weeks, Lu added.VeChain is a layer-1 smart contract platform designed to enhance the supply chain and accelerate the mass adoption of blockchain technology.Magazine: Bitcoin eyes $100K by June, Shaq to settle NFT lawsuit, and more: Hodler’s Digest, April 6 – 12
Northern Marianas vetoes bill for Tinian to launch its own USD stablecoin
Update (April 15, 10:47 am UTC): This article has been updated with comments from Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder Vin Armani.The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands, a small Pacific US territory just north of Guam, has killed the legislation that would have allowed one of the territory’s local governments to launch a fully backed US dollar-pegged stablecoin.In an April 11 letter seen by Cointelegraph, Northern Mariana Islands Governor Arnold Palacios said he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional.”Palacios’ letter said the bill, which largely dealt with issuing licenses to internet casinos, would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian, a small island forming part of the territory that was hoping to launch a stablecoin.Tinian, which has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy, is governed by the local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.In February, Republican Northern Marianas Senator Jude Hofschneider led the introduction of the bill to amend a local Tinian law to allow internet-only casino licenses, which tacked on a provision allowing the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature passed the bill in a unanimous vote on March 12.In vetoing the bill, Palacios didn’t comment on the proposed stablecoin, instead taking issue with its aim to police an industry that can cross jurisdictional boundaries, and said the measure lacked “robust enforcement measures to prevent illegal gaming activities.”A highlighted excerpt of Governer Palacios’ letter noting his reasons for vetoing the stablecoin and internet gambling bill Source: Northern Mariana Islands Governor’s OfficeThe stablecoin, called the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD), was to be fully backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph last month.The Tinian government chose tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation, based in the Commonwealth’s capital of Saipan, to exclusively provide the infrastructure to issue and redeem MUSD and develop its ecosystem.Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder and technology chief Vin Armani told Cointelegraph that the company doesn’t see a chance for a stablecoin bill to pass on its own and added that “the legal opinions noted are deeply flawed and do not reflect the actual contents of the bill.”“It is unfortunate, at a time when our Commonwealth is severely struggling financially due to decades of decline in and dependency on tourism, that this opportunity to launch the first fully-reserved, fiat-backed stable token issued by a public entity in the United States has not been achieved for the people of the Commonwealth,” he added.Tinian misses chance at beating WyomingThe bill’s passage could have seen Tinian’s government be the first US government entity to issue a stablecoin ahead of Wyoming, whose Governor Mark Gordon said in March that the state’s stablecoin could be ready for a launch in July.Armani said the bill “would have been an incredible accomplishment for a small self-funded company based in a small island nation in the middle of the Pacific, beating Wyoming to the finish line, given the resources [the state has] invested.”Related: The GENIUS stablecoin bill is a CBDC trojan horse — DeFi exec He said Marianas Rai Corp. fully owns the technology behind MUSD, which is built on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash — a blockchain that split off from Bitcoin in 2017.Armani added that the company was “in active discussions with potential partners” about launching the token and was “poised to act quickly” as US Congress is looking to pass stablecoin laws.The Senate Banking Committee passed the stablecoin-regulating Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act in mid-March, while the US House Financial Services Committee passed the Stablecoin Transparency and Accountability for a Better Ledger Economy (STABLE) Act in early April.Magazine: Elon Musk’s plan to run government on blockchain faces uphill battle
Northern Marianas vetoes bill for Tinian to launch its own USD stablecoin
Update (April 15, 10:47 am UTC): This article has been updated with comments from Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder Vin Armani.The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands, a small Pacific US territory just north of Guam, has killed the legislation that would have allowed one of the territory’s local governments to launch a fully backed US dollar-pegged stablecoin.In an April 11 letter seen by Cointelegraph, Northern Mariana Islands Governor Arnold Palacios said he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional.”Palacios’ letter said the bill, which largely dealt with issuing licenses to internet casinos, would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian, a small island forming part of the territory that was hoping to launch a stablecoin.Tinian, which has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy, is governed by the local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.In February, Republican Northern Marianas Senator Jude Hofschneider led the introduction of the bill to amend a local Tinian law to allow internet-only casino licenses, which tacked on a provision allowing the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature passed the bill in a unanimous vote on March 12.In vetoing the bill, Palacios didn’t comment on the proposed stablecoin, instead taking issue with its aim to police an industry that can cross jurisdictional boundaries, and said the measure lacked “robust enforcement measures to prevent illegal gaming activities.”A highlighted excerpt of Governer Palacios’ letter noting his reasons for vetoing the stablecoin and internet gambling bill Source: Northern Mariana Islands Governor’s OfficeThe stablecoin, called the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD), was to be fully backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph last month.The Tinian government chose tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation, based in the Commonwealth’s capital of Saipan, to exclusively provide the infrastructure to issue and redeem MUSD and develop its ecosystem.Marianas Rai Corp. co-founder and technology chief Vin Armani told Cointelegraph that the company doesn’t see a chance for a stablecoin bill to pass on its own and added that “the legal opinions noted are deeply flawed and do not reflect the actual contents of the bill.”“It is unfortunate, at a time when our Commonwealth is severely struggling financially due to decades of decline in and dependency on tourism, that this opportunity to launch the first fully-reserved, fiat-backed stable token issued by a public entity in the United States has not been achieved for the people of the Commonwealth,” he added.Tinian misses chance at beating WyomingThe bill’s passage could have seen Tinian’s government be the first US government entity to issue a stablecoin ahead of Wyoming, whose Governor Mark Gordon said in March that the state’s stablecoin could be ready for a launch in July.Armani said the bill “would have been an incredible accomplishment for a small self-funded company based in a small island nation in the middle of the Pacific, beating Wyoming to the finish line, given the resources [the state has] invested.”Related: The GENIUS stablecoin bill is a CBDC trojan horse — DeFi exec He said Marianas Rai Corp. fully owns the technology behind MUSD, which is built on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash — a blockchain that split off from Bitcoin in 2017.Armani added that the company was “in active discussions with potential partners” about launching the token and was “poised to act quickly” as US Congress is looking to pass stablecoin laws.The Senate Banking Committee passed the stablecoin-regulating Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act in mid-March, while the US House Financial Services Committee passed the Stablecoin Transparency and Accountability for a Better Ledger Economy (STABLE) Act in early April.Magazine: Elon Musk’s plan to run government on blockchain faces uphill battle
Northern Marianas vetoes bill for Tinian to launch its own USD stablecoin
The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands, a small Pacific US territory just north of Guam, has killed the legislation that would have allowed one of the territory’s local governments to launch a fully backed US dollar-pegged stablecoin.In an April 11 letter seen by Cointelegraph, Northern Mariana Islands Governor Arnold Palacios said he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional.”Palacios’ letter said the bill, which largely dealt with issuing licenses to internet casinos, would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian, a small island forming part of the territory that was hoping to launch a stablecoin.Tinian, which has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy, is governed by the local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.In February, Republican Northern Marianas Senator Jude Hofschneider led the introduction of the bill to amend a local Tinian law to allow internet-only casino licenses, which tacked on a provision allowing the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature passed the bill in a unanimous vote on March 12.In vetoing the bill, Palacios didn’t comment on the proposed stablecoin, instead taking issue with its aim to police an industry that can cross jurisdictional boundaries, and said the measure lacked “robust enforcement measures to prevent illegal gaming activities.”A highlighted excerpt of Governer Palacios’ letter noting his reasons for vetoing the stablecoin and internet gambling bill Source: Northern Mariana Islands Governor’s OfficeTinian misses chance at beating WyomingThe bill’s passage could have seen Tinian’s government be the first US government entity to issue a stablecoin ahead of Wyoming, whose Governor Mark Gordon said in March that the state’s stablecoin could be ready for a launch in July.The stablecoin was to be known as the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD), which was to be fully backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph last month.Related: The GENIUS stablecoin bill is a CBDC trojan horse — DeFi execThe Tinian local government chose tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation, based in the Commonwealth’s capital of Saipan, to exclusively provide the infrastructure to issue and redeem MUSD and develop its ecosystem.The token was slated to launch on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash — a blockchain that split off from Bitcoin in 2017.The launch of MUSD was meant to coincide with Google’s $1 billion plan announced in April to route fiber-optic subsea cables from the mainland US through Tinian and onto Japan to improve internet connectivity.Magazine: Elon Musk’s plan to run government on blockchain faces uphill battle
Northern Marianas vetoes bill for Tinian to launch its own USD stablecoin
The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands, a small Pacific US territory just north of Guam, has killed the legislation that would have allowed one of the territory’s local governments to launch a fully backed US dollar-pegged stablecoin.In an April 11 letter seen by Cointelegraph, Northern Mariana Islands Governor Arnold Palacios said he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional.”Palacios’ letter said the bill, which largely dealt with issuing licenses to internet casinos, would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian, a small island forming part of the territory that was hoping to launch a stablecoin.Tinian, which has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy, is governed by the local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.In February, Republican Northern Marianas Senator Jude Hofschneider led the introduction of the bill to amend a local Tinian law to allow internet-only casino licenses, which tacked on a provision allowing the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature passed the bill in a unanimous vote on March 12.In vetoing the bill, Palacios didn’t comment on the proposed stablecoin, instead taking issue with its aim to police an industry that can cross jurisdictional boundaries, and said the measure lacked “robust enforcement measures to prevent illegal gaming activities.”A highlighted excerpt of Governer Palacios’ letter noting his reasons for vetoing the stablecoin and internet gambling bill Source: Northern Mariana Islands Governor’s OfficeTinian misses chance at beating WyomingThe bill’s passage could have seen Tinian’s government be the first US government entity to issue a stablecoin ahead of Wyoming, whose Governor Mark Gordon said in March that the state’s stablecoin could be ready for a launch in July.The stablecoin was to be known as the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD), which was to be fully backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph last month.Related: The GENIUS stablecoin bill is a CBDC trojan horse — DeFi execThe Tinian local government chose tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation, based in the Commonwealth’s capital of Saipan, to exclusively provide the infrastructure to issue and redeem MUSD and develop its ecosystem.The token was slated to launch on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash — a blockchain that split off from Bitcoin in 2017.The launch of MUSD was meant to coincide with Google’s $1 billion plan announced in April to route fiber-optic subsea cables from the mainland US through Tinian and onto Japan to improve internet connectivity.Magazine: Elon Musk’s plan to run government on blockchain faces uphill battle
Northern Marianas vetoes bill for Tinian to launch its own USD stablecoin
The governor of the Northern Mariana Islands, a small Pacific US territory just north of Guam, has killed the legislation that would have allowed one of the territory’s local governments to launch a fully backed US dollar-pegged stablecoin.In an April 11 letter seen by Cointelegraph, Northern Mariana Islands Governor Arnold Palacios said he vetoed the bill as it “presents several legal issues and may be unconstitutional.”Palacios’ letter said the bill, which largely dealt with issuing licenses to internet casinos, would regulate an activity that could not “be clearly restricted” to Tinian, a small island forming part of the territory that was hoping to launch a stablecoin.Tinian, which has just over 2,000 residents and a largely tourism-based economy, is governed by the local government, the Municipality of Tinian and Aguiguan, one of four municipalities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.In February, Republican Northern Marianas Senator Jude Hofschneider led the introduction of the bill to amend a local Tinian law to allow internet-only casino licenses, which tacked on a provision allowing the Tinian treasurer to issue, manage and redeem a “Tinian Stable Token.” The four-member Tinian delegation to the Marianas legislature passed the bill in a unanimous vote on March 12.In vetoing the bill, Palacios didn’t comment on the proposed stablecoin, instead taking issue with its aim to police an industry that can cross jurisdictional boundaries, and said the measure lacked “robust enforcement measures to prevent illegal gaming activities.”A highlighted excerpt of Governer Palacios’ letter noting his reasons for vetoing the stablecoin and internet gambling bill Source: Northern Mariana Islands Governor’s OfficeTinian misses chance at beating WyomingThe bill’s passage could have seen Tinian’s government be the first US government entity to issue a stablecoin ahead of Wyoming, whose Governor Mark Gordon said in March that the state’s stablecoin could be ready for a launch in July.The stablecoin was to be known as the Marianas US Dollar (MUSD), which was to be fully backed by cash and US Treasury bills held in reserve by the Tinian Municipal Treasury, according to statements shared with Cointelegraph last month.Related: The GENIUS stablecoin bill is a CBDC trojan horse — DeFi execThe Tinian local government chose tech services firm Marianas Rai Corporation, based in the Commonwealth’s capital of Saipan, to exclusively provide the infrastructure to issue and redeem MUSD and develop its ecosystem.The token was slated to launch on the eCash blockchain, a network that rebranded from Bitcoin Cash ABC in 2021 and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash — a blockchain that split off from Bitcoin in 2017.The launch of MUSD was meant to coincide with Google’s $1 billion plan announced in April to route fiber-optic subsea cables from the mainland US through Tinian and onto Japan to improve internet connectivity.Magazine: Elon Musk’s plan to run government on blockchain faces uphill battle
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XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
XRP market cap of $500B 'possible' within 6 weeks, says veteran trader
XRP should attain a 260% gain or a $6.40 price target after a breakout, but a delay may affect the chart pattern’s outcome, says Peter Brandt.
Is VeChain's bull run here? Key data suggests...
The monthly chart of VET highlighted a classic Cup & Handle pattern, a formation often associated with bullish momentum. If the index shifts toward “extreme greed,” it may coincide withThe post Is VeChain's bull run here? Key data suggests... appeared first on AMBCrypto.
Crypto veteran calls the WallitIQ altcoin ‘the Bitcoin of AI after $5M presale sellout
VeChain surges +10%: Analyzing VET's bullish pennant breakout
The bullish pennant breakout signals upward potential, with $0.057 as the key resistance level. Market confidence rises with open interest at $88.23 million, RSI at 51.19, and solid metrics. The post VeChain surges +10%: Analyzing VET's bullish pennant breakout appeared first on AMBCrypto.
Ripple Maintains $2, Veterans Reveal This $0.02 Token Could Be The Next Big Gainer With 50,000% ROI This Christmas
As the XRP price holds steady at $2, Ripple’s anticipated legal triumphs have reignited optimism among investors. However, crypto veterans are revealing a $0.0243 token that could redefine investorsThe post Ripple Maintains $2, Veterans Reveal This $0.02 Token Could Be The Next Big Gainer With 50,000% ROI This Christmas appeared first on AMBCrypto.
Why No Dogecoin ETF? Industry Veteran Questions Meme Coin ETF Absence
Dogecoin ETF delay leaves industry veteran shocked — Is 2025 DOGE year?
Millionaire-Making Altcoins: A Veteran Trader’s Top 5 Picks for 2025’s Crypto Boom
A seasoned trader reveals the most promising alternative cryptocurrencies expected to soar by 2025. These five digital assets could offer substantial returns during the anticipated crypto resurgence. Uncover which tokens are set to disrupt the market and potentially transform early investors into millionaires. Score Big with XYZ: The New Meme Coin Heavyweight The fans are [...] The post Millionaire-Making Altcoins: A Veteran Trader’s Top 5 Picks for 2025’s Crypto Boom appeared first on Blockonomi.
Trading Veteran Peter Brandt Warns Cardano (ADA) Community of 'Potential CAR-crash'
Litecoin and VeChain: Two Dark Horses Of Crypto World For Winter Bull Run?
Litecoin and VeChain are becoming surprising contenders for substantial growth in the next cryptocurrency rally. ChangeNOW, a platform for exchanging cryptocurrencies without registration, reports increased transaction volumes for VET and LTC. The service is used by savvy investors and whales who prioritize fund safety. Rising transactions indicate investors are accumulating these coins, hinting at potential [...] The post Litecoin and VeChain: Two Dark Horses Of Crypto World For Winter Bull Run? appeared first on Blockonomi.
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