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$INIT/USDT 4H Analysis – Smart Money Concept Observing key market structure shifts on $INIT USDT: CHoCH and BOS confirm a shift in trend dynamics. Currently retesting a major order block near 1.01739, showing possible accumulation. Targets remain: Short-term resistance: 1.03866 Mid-term: 1.20388 High liquidity zone: 1.38389 – 1.44558 (Weak High) Downside risk: 0.95618 to 0.90123, in case of liquidity sweep. Watch for reaction in the highlighted demand zone (blue) and potential long entries if bullish structure confirms. Trade safe and always manage risk! #INITUSDT #Bitget #SmartMoney #OrderBlocks #CryptoTrading #LuxAlgo

The decentralization of the Layer-1 blockchain Sui network is being questioned after its major DeFi platform, Cetus Protocol, called for an upgrade to recover stolen funds. Cetus had been hacked for over $222 million, but Sui Validators were able to freeze $162 million of the stolen funds. According to Sui Network , the validators could freeze the funds by ignoring transactions from the two addresses tied to the attack, effectively preventing the attacker from bridging out all the stolen funds. However, Cetus protocol has requested a network upgrade to regain the frozen funds. The decentralized exchange and liquidity provider called for a community vote to decide on the upgrade. The Sui Network team described the request as extraordinary, noting that Cetus desperately needs funds. Thus, it has agreed to let the vote happen on the condition that the Sui Foundation abstain from voting to remain neutral and that Cetus must publicly commit to returning all lost funds to users. Meanwhile, the Cetus team noted that it needs the recovered funds to repay users who lost assets to the hack while efforts to recover the remaining $60 million are ongoing. However, it acknowledged that it would respect the decision of the community. It wrote: “No one can make this decision unilaterally. We propose an on-chain vote involving the network’s major participants, including validators and SUI stakers, to decide. We want to recover and return the stolen funds, but we will respect whatever the community decides.” However, the upgrade’s scope is unclear. Sui Network had said it would not roll back the chain history or reverse transactions. It added that the design details and code for the vote will soon be shared. So far, most of the reactions to the possible upgrade have been negative, with many users concerned such an upgrade could make the network lose trust as a decentralized protocol. Others added that rolling back or upgrading the network to recover the loss would be wrong. They claimed that Cetus was well aware of the flaws in its smart contracts since last year, when they were exploited at a smaller scale with memecoins but failed to act. Thus, the protocol should cover the losses itself. Meanwhile, some users think the voting itself might be a charade. They noted that only 3.2% of SUI supply went to the public while half went to venture capital firms and insiders who have been staking all their tokens. Thus, they believe that these VC firms will determine the outcome of the vote, and individual stakers will not influence the final decision. Interestingly, some users have criticized validators’ efforts to freeze funds, saying it amounts to censorship and defeats true decentralization. However, the team clarified that any validator on any network can decide to ignore transactions, and if enough of them do it, the transaction fails. Despite the overwhelming opposition, several people still believe it is the best decision as it will ensure that Cetus users get their funds back. One user even recommended that founders and stakeholders with liquidity pools on Cetus decide, since they have a stake in the outcome. While debates continue over whether Sui should have the network upgrade, the network native token SUI is down 6.57% to $3.63 in the last 24 hours. Its decline is due to broader market struggles with price corrections after BTC set a new peak price of around $112,000. However, the Cetus hack also contributed to the SUI drop, with the token dropping more than 13% from $4.19 to $3.62 the day after the incident. The CETUS token is not doing any better. Due to the incident, it is down 5% today and more than 17% in the past week. It is trading at $0.1640 at press time. Your crypto news deserves attention - KEY Difference Wire puts you on 250+ top sites

Ripple’s USD-pegged stablecoin, RLUSD, closed Q1 2025 with a combined market capitalization of $244.2 million across the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and Ethereum. On XRPL alone, RLUSD reached a market cap of $44.2 million, making it the largest stablecoin on the network, according to the latest report by Messari. Due this growth, the total market cap of fungible tokens, known as Issued Currencies, surged by 6.5% QoQ to $281.5 million. Despite this milestone, stablecoin adoption on XRPL remains limited compared to dominant stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC), which ended Q1 with total market caps of $144.0 billion and $60.1 billion, respectively, across all supported networks. Historically, the introduction of a trusted stablecoin in a new execution environment has triggered major liquidity events, as seen with Cardano’s iUSD in 2023, often serving as a key pairing asset in automated market makers (AMMs). Until recently, regulatorily compliant tokens like RLUSD, which feature Clawback – a mechanism on XRPL that lets issuers retrieve distributed tokens – were not compatible with the network’s automated market maker (AMM) due to the lack of Clawback support. This changed in January when the AMM Clawback amendment was implemented, allowing such tokens to be traded on the AMM. The update is expected to boost AMM activity as more compliant assets launch on XRPL. Potential applications include enabling on-chain trading of previously illiquid real-world assets (RWAs), earning yields through AMM participation, and cross-chain price arbitrage. RLUSD launched publicly on December 17, 2024, on both XRPL and Ethereum. It is fully backed by US dollar deposits, short-term US Treasuries, and other cash equivalents, with monthly attestations provided by third-party firms. In January, Ripple announced the integration of Chainlink Price Feeds on Ethereum to provide RLUSD pricing data. In April, RLUSD was added to Ripple’s cross-border payment platform, Ripple Payments, while Kraken launched trading support. Additional Q1 listings came from LMAX Group, Zero Hash, and Bitstamp, joining Uphold, Bitso, MoonPay, Archax, CoinMENA, Independent Reserve, and Bullish. Further boosting infrastructure around RLUSD, Korean custody provider BDACS signed a strategic partnership with Ripple in February to offer custody services for XRP, RLUSD, and other digital assets.

The crypto market took a sharp downturn after President Donald Trump announced his plan to impose a “straight 50% tariff on the European Union” starting next month. This bold trade threat sent shockwaves across global markets—especially risk-on assets like Bitcoin and altcoins. Total market cap in USD - TradingView The total crypto market cap dropped 3% in the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin and major altcoins posting red candles. But why did crypto crash so suddenly, and is this the start of a deeper correction? In an unexpected turn, President Trump’s announcement on stalled trade negotiations with the EU came with a bold proposal—50% tariffs starting next month. The crypto community reacted instantly, interpreting the move as a potential catalyst for macroeconomic uncertainty and market volatility. Bitcoin ( BTC ), often dubbed digital gold during uncertain times, failed to act as a safe haven this time. The asset slipped 2.27% over the last 24 hours, now trading at $108,247.81, despite still being up 4.71% over the past week. Altcoins mirrored Bitcoin’s decline, with Ethereum ( ETH ), XRP, Solana ( SOL ), and Cardano ( ADA ) all dipping on the day: Even Dogecoin ( DOGE ), which has recently been riding a memecoin rally, fell sharply after gaining traction earlier this week. Adding fuel to the fire, President Trump also hosted a private dinner for top holders of his own memecoin, $TRUMP , raising eyebrows and ethics questions from some Democrats. The event, while symbolic, stirred confusion in already jittery markets, as investors questioned the merging of political influence and crypto promotion. Despite the crash, the crypto market remains in a broader bullish structure. Bitcoin is still trading above key support levels, and institutional interest remains strong. However, short-term uncertainty due to geopolitical risks—especially trade wars and regulatory speculation—could continue to weigh on prices. The coming days will be critical. If Bitcoin can hold above the $105K support zone and Ethereum defends the $2.5K level, traders may regain confidence. Otherwise, we could see further downside before the market stabilizes. The crypto market took a sharp downturn after President Donald Trump announced his plan to impose a “straight 50% tariff on the European Union” starting next month. This bold trade threat sent shockwaves across global markets—especially risk-on assets like Bitcoin and altcoins. Total market cap in USD - TradingView The total crypto market cap dropped 3% in the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin and major altcoins posting red candles. But why did crypto crash so suddenly, and is this the start of a deeper correction? In an unexpected turn, President Trump’s announcement on stalled trade negotiations with the EU came with a bold proposal—50% tariffs starting next month. The crypto community reacted instantly, interpreting the move as a potential catalyst for macroeconomic uncertainty and market volatility. Bitcoin ( BTC ), often dubbed digital gold during uncertain times, failed to act as a safe haven this time. The asset slipped 2.27% over the last 24 hours, now trading at $108,247.81, despite still being up 4.71% over the past week. Altcoins mirrored Bitcoin’s decline, with Ethereum ( ETH ), XRP, Solana ( SOL ), and Cardano ( ADA ) all dipping on the day: Even Dogecoin ( DOGE ), which has recently been riding a memecoin rally, fell sharply after gaining traction earlier this week. Adding fuel to the fire, President Trump also hosted a private dinner for top holders of his own memecoin, $TRUMP , raising eyebrows and ethics questions from some Democrats. The event, while symbolic, stirred confusion in already jittery markets, as investors questioned the merging of political influence and crypto promotion. Despite the crash, the crypto market remains in a broader bullish structure. Bitcoin is still trading above key support levels, and institutional interest remains strong. However, short-term uncertainty due to geopolitical risks—especially trade wars and regulatory speculation—could continue to weigh on prices. The coming days will be critical. If Bitcoin can hold above the $105K support zone and Ethereum defends the $2.5K level, traders may regain confidence. Otherwise, we could see further downside before the market stabilizes.

$ETH One of the most closely followed whales in the crypto space, Mian Ikram Ullah is making big moves again - and this time, it’s a bold shift from Bitcoin to Ethereum. Following a massive $46 million profit from his Bitcoin positions, He announced that he's started reducing his BTC exposure, taking profits in the $110,000–$111,000 range. “I reduced the position size today, making a profit of around $110,000 – $111,000. In my opinion, Bitcoin is itching to go higher. My target remains $115K–$118K, possibly hitting $122K before a cooling period. That’s when things will get interesting - I believe altcoin season is coming.” Despite expecting short-term consolidation after BTC potentially touches $122K, Mian is bullish long-term - and he's already positioning himself for what he believes is the next big phase: Alt Season. 🟣 Big Bet on Ethereum: 25x Leverage He didn’t waste any time. According to on-chain tracker Lookonchain, he’s gone long on Ethereum with 25x leverage, opening a $60.4 million position at an entry price of $2,666.31. His trade totals 22,548 $ETH and is already in profit with an unrealized gain of $270K. 🟢 Not Just ETH: Memecoin kPEPE in Play Ikram is also in the memecoin game. He currently holds a $26.77 million long position on PEPE, using 10x leverage. That trade is still active and sitting in profit — though, as always in crypto, not every position has been a winner. 📊 TL;DR: What This Means for the Market ✅ Mian closed a major portion of his $BTC position with $46M in total gains. ✅ Predicts BTC will push to $118K–$122K before consolidating. ✅ Believes Altcoin Season is near — now long on $ETH with 25x leverage. ✅ Also active in the memecoin space with a large PEPE position. Mian Also condider $GRIFFAIN $PI $MELANIA $TRUMP in his profile management.