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Analyst van de Poppe indicates altcoins may be nearing a bottom, signaling a potential trend reversal as gold weakens and rate cuts loom. The bullish divergence in the OTHERS/BTC chart suggests recovery, though the Altcoin season index remains low, favoring Bitcoin.

Ripple concludes its four-year legal battle with the SEC, clearing the way for XRP's future. A $50 million settlement allows Ripple to sell XRP to institutions, boosting the price by 5.5% as large investors accumulate tokens. XRP is now eyeing a potential rise to $3, with ETF approval hinted for 2025.

Expert Benjamin Cowen explains that altcoin season has not yet started because there has not been a significant drop in Bitcoin dominance, which historically marks the beginning of such a period.

Story Highlights AAVE surges 18% to $256 after rebounding from 200-day EMA, with bullish momentum fueled by SVR Phase 3 integration via Chainlink.
On-chain data shows rising whale accumulation, active loans, and protocol fees—analysts predict breakout targets up to $482.

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez predicts a potential dip for ADA to $0.47 before a rally towards $1. With Cardano ETF chances at 76%, investor confidence remains high, reflected in over 90% bullish sentiment.

Donald Trump now praises Bitcoin, claiming responsibility for its rise, shifting from his previous anti-crypto views. This change comes as the U.S. enhances its crypto stance, seeing it as a strategic advantage over China.

Ripple's decision to drop its SEC appeal raises optimism for a U.S. spot XRP ETF, leading to a 3.5% increase in XRP's price. Analysts suggest BlackRock could spearhead the ETF launch as legal obstacles diminish, rekindling institutional interest in XRP.

Max Keiser's prediction of Bitcoin reaching $1 million, made when it was under $1, gains attention as BTC surpasses $107K in 2025. Notably, a whale purchase of 7,999 BTC indicates increasing institutional interest.

Ripple's decision to drop its cross-appeal in the SEC case suggests an impending conclusion to the lawsuit, maintaining XRP's legal status as "not a security." However, experts caution that the case remains open until the SEC officially withdraws its appeal.

BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF now generates higher trading fees than its S&P 500 fund, highlighting a significant shift in institutional investment towards Bitcoin, which raises concerns about reduced volatility in the crypto market.

Trump is urging Fed Chair Powell to cut rates to stimulate growth, but inflation and solid job data prevent immediate action. Meanwhile, crypto markets anticipate a rally due to potential rate cuts and changes in Fed leadership.

Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM) are often viewed as leaders in crypto payments, but despite their partnerships and strong followings, mainstream adoption remains elusive due to Ripple's legal challenges and Stellar's slower-than-expected growth.

BTC's $40 billion options expiry may lead to volatility in the $102K-$108K range, causing sharp intraday moves. Thin weekend liquidity suggests short-term swings without a significant trend unless new information emerges.

Story Highlights Quant price rallies 6.35% amid BIS partnership and growing central bank blockchain adoption
Jupiter price jumps 5.51% as Solana DEX volume crosses the $1 trillion mark
QNT eyes $110 resistance, while JUP sets sights on $0.50 breakout

What a week!

Sei has garnered interest for its efficient DeFi infrastructure, designed for decentralized exchanges with features like front-running protection and low-latency transactions. However, adoption and token value have stagnated, prompting early investors to seek better opportunities.

Crypto markets have experienced significant volatility reduction as the year nears its midpoint, with upcoming events anticipated to significantly influence future market trends.

The SEC's legal battle with Ripple is concluding, yet uncertainty remains regarding XRP's status and Ripple's institutional sales.