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XRP price forms a bullish triangle with $2.22 resistance blocking further gains. SWIFT partnership rumors position XRP for $3 and long-term price growth. Despite a weak RSI, XRP price eyes the $2.60–$3 band.
Japan's bond yield surge and potential interest rate hike are creating global financial uncertainty, posing risks for Bitcoin and other risk assets. However, a growing optimism about Bitcoin's future, marked by bullish call options, adds complexity to the market outlook.
Share link:In this post: MANTRA (OM) dropped from $6 to $0.57 in under an hour, losing 98% of its value. Over $6 billion in market cap was wiped out in minutes during the crash. Traders on X blamed an alleged “Kabal team” for a massive insider sell-off.
The two-year investigation led to the arrest of six individuals across Spain.
- 22:27S&P 500 Index Dips to Intraday Low, Gains Narrow to 1.74%Blockbeats news, on April 23, the S&P 500 Index dipped to an intraday low, with gains narrowing to 1.74%. (Jinshi)
- 22:26Three Champions League teams advance, with no boost for fan tokensJinse reports that Paris Saint-Germain (PSG / $PSG), FC Barcelona ($BAR), and Inter Milan ($INTER) progressed to the Champions League semi-finals, but their official crypto fan tokens did not see significant increases. Since advancing on April 15, $PSG and $BAR have only risen by 0.5% and 0.6%, while $INTER, which progressed the following day, actually fell by 1%. The article notes that these slight price movements are "largely inconsequential" due to the "extremely low trading liquidity" of fan tokens. Analysts suggest that these tokens are more akin to "brand loyalty points" rather than assets with investment value.
- 21:51Wealth Management Firm Glenmede: "Don't Fight the Trump Administration" Is the New "Don't Fight the Fed"According to a report by Jinse, less than 100 days into the second Trump administration, traders have realized a new reality: Trump may be more willing than expected to disrupt global trade to boost domestic manufacturing and reduce trade deficits with other countries, especially following the "Liberation Day" tariff announcement on April 2. This new reality has rattled the U.S. stock market. Mike Reynolds, Vice President responsible for investment strategies at Glenmede, stated, "The result is akin to an external shock, like the COVID-19 pandemic. People often say, 'Don't fight the Fed,' and 'Don't fight the executive office' is the new 'Don't fight the Fed.'"