1. Can XRP still be purchased after a 400% increase in a single month?
On December 2, XRP's market capitalization surpassed USDT and Solana, ranking third in the cryptocurrency market cap list, and even surpassed Pinduoduo, rising to 138th among global mainstream assets. With XRP's price breaking above $2, it also set a new high since April 2021. Just before XRP's surge, Ripple CEO mentioned that the Trump administration brought new hope to the crypto industry, suggesting that XRP might see a turnaround. Contrary to many investors' expectations, this turnaround came rapidly and fiercely, with XRP's price increasing by 400% in the past month. However, with such a high increase, can XRP still be purchased now? Click to read.
2. The risk of a dollar collapse is increasing. Is BTC the savior at the fiscal crossroads?
Scholars debate whether Mahatma Gandhi was the first to say, 'First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.' Undoubtedly, Bitcoin advocates have adopted this saying as their motto. Click to read.
3. Ripple and XRP: Crypto Policy Drivers and Decentralization Challenges
Ripple's native token XRP has once again attracted the attention of the global crypto market. Recently, the price of XRP surged rapidly, reaching $2.42, with a market cap exceeding $137 billion, making it the third-largest crypto asset by market capitalization. Click to read.
4. Why did Coinbase stop the USDC reward program for European users?
Starting from December 1, Coinbase will officially stop its USDC reward program in the European Economic Area. As a leading global cryptocurrency trading platform, this decision has sparked widespread attention and discussion. The reasons behind it are not simple; it is not only an adjustment of internal company strategy but more importantly, a response and adaptation to the regulatory framework of the emerging crypto asset market. This article will explore the deeper motivations behind Coinbase's decision to stop the USDC reward program from a compliance perspective, considering the impact of the European market's crypto asset law (MiCA). Click to read.
5. Doubling is just the ignition phase of the altcoin season.
After continuously reaching price ATHs, Bitcoin faced a significant profit divergence point in November during this bull market: on one hand, Wall Street's MSTR was crazily buying, accumulating $12 billion in Bitcoin; on the other hand, long-term investors holding for over 6 months were continuously selling Bitcoin at a rate of 25,600 coins per day. The last time this divergence occurred, Bitcoin entered a 5-month consolidation period, with the price retreating from a high of $73,700 to $49,000. Therefore, the selling by long-term investors has also raised market concerns about a correction. Click to read.
