Institutional clients at Australian crypto firm Zerocap sold USDT for US dollars and kept the cash during a risk-off week, barely touching Bitcoin or Ether in the process.
Ethereum developers have changed Glamsterdam’s deposit rules so ETH that staking protocols send to new validators cannot end up in a builder account controlled by their node operator.
Ripple has won final federal approval for its national trust bank, which will manage the reserves behind its $2.5 billion RLUSD stablecoin and offer institutional crypto custody.
CoinShares has started offering its managed stablecoin yield strategies inside Safe smart accounts, letting Safe’s enterprise users allocate without handing their assets to a custodian.
Aviva Investors has added a tokenized share class of its £22 billion Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, less than three months after putting its dollar cash fund onchain.
XRP has slipped below the $1.53 Fibonacci retracement, bringing the next two support zones into focus as the September recovery faces a deeper pullback.
Arbitrum’s dropped to $0.209 at the time of writing, down about 7.7% on the daily chart and returned to a former September breakout shelf, where the chart could show whether the wider rally can withstand renewed macro pressure.
XRP’s recovery has revived a $2 chart setup, but heavy Binance turnover and leveraged trading leave the rally facing a more demanding test.
PI traded near $0.0907 after rebounding from last week’s low, but the first test is a daily close through the $0.09-$0.091 resistance area.
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