XRP is sitting at $1.33 with flat funding rates, sell-dominant takers, and a macro environment actively working against risk appetite.
The agreement that sent the total crypto market up more than 3% yesterday is already in dispute. Tehran named three specific violations. The Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Some of the gains are gone.
Tokenized assets on BNB Chain doubled year-over-year to a record $16.6 billion. The mechanism behind it - one product, one integration, five months, explains more than the number does.
Switzerland's largest financial institutions have stopped talking about blockchain and started testing it, announcing digital franc tests.
On-chain data from CryptoQuant shows that long-term Bitcoin holders - wallet addresses that have not moved funds in at least 155 days - now collectively control 4.37 million BTC, equivalent to roughly 21% of the total circulating supply.
TRON DAO has integrated into Hyperlane, a permissionless cross-chain messaging protocol, connecting TRON to over 150 chains, according to a pressrelease, shared with Coindoo.
A Pakistan-brokered 14-day ceasefire between the US and Iran sent ETH surging over $200 in hours. The on-chain data that preceded the move tells a more complicated story.
Iran to require ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz to pay tolls in Bitcoin at $1 per barrel.
The FDIC published its first structured stablecoin rulebook under the GENIUS Act while South Korea proposed integrating stablecoins into existing financial law
Coinbase secured an Australian financial license three months before the deadline, turning regulatory clarity into an Everything Exchange combining crypto perpetuals, equity perpetuals, and institutional partnership.
XRP broke $1.33 on sustained volume as Iran's ceasefire and a 15% oil drop removed the week's dominant risk.
Both Iran and Israel have confirmed acceptance of the ceasefire brokered under American pressure, pushing Bitcoin and crypto markets higher.



