In 2021, when Bitcoin hit a high of $69K, its market cap was 10.72% of gold's market cap. Today, even with Bitcoin at $98K, its market cap has fallen to 9.95% of gold's market cap. If Bitcoin is the new gold, why has it become less important than gold over the past four years? #CryptoMarketMoves
$XRP ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty recently met with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, marking a significant step in Ripple's efforts to strengthen its presence in the U.S. This meeting comes on the heels of Ripple's legal victory against the SEC, clarifying that XRP is not a security. Garlinghouse emphasized the growing crypto engagement in the U.S., with Ripple signing more domestic deals and planning to expand its RLUSD stablecoin offerings. The discussion signals a potential shift toward a more pro-crypto stance under the upcoming administration. #xrp
✖️ XRP is rapidly gaining popularity in South Korea
Investors in South Korea are choosing XRP more often than Bitcoin or Dogecoin.
📈 On Upbit, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, XRP’s trading volume reached $591 million, surpassing Dogecoin by $340 million and Bitcoin by $133 million. #Xrp🔥🔥 #xrp
A new cryptocurrency theft scheme is gaining popularity online — scammers are using verification bots on Telegram.
📌 Scammers create fake accounts of famous individuals and offer access to private groups with insider information.
However, when you try to join them, you're asked to complete verification, and at this stage, your cryptocurrency is stolen by a special bot. #scamriskwarning #TelegramCrypto
Over the past 24 hours, more than 514,000 traders lost $1.5 billion as Bitcoin sharply fell to $94,900. Most of the liquidations came from long positions, totaling $1.38 billion
🩸 After reaching a record high of $103,679 on December 4, the crypto market shows significant volatility, highlighting the risks of trading with high leverage #BTC☀ #downward #LiquidationHeatmap
🔥 Floki, in partnership with Mastercard, has introduced a debit card supporting 13 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Floki Inu. The card is available in 31 European countries and allows users to spend crypto with no transaction fees
This is part of Floki’s strategy to expand its ecosystem. The company is also preparing to launch its Valhalla gaming metaverse in early 2025 #FLOKISKYROCKET $FLOKI