XRP couldn’t keep its head above $1.450, and now it’s correcting faster than a schoolboy caught passing notes in class. It dipped below $1.4450 and $1.4320, entering what some folks might call a ‘negative zone’-sounds ominous, doesn’t it?
I’ve been seeing a lot of talk about how current market conditions are mirroring 2022, and analyst Krüger pointed out the similarities in a recent post. He agrees the charts look eerily similar and the energy price spike is definitely happening again. However, he thinks comparing it directly to 2022 doesn’t quite hold up. He argues that monetary policy is different now, and this time, the oil issues seem temporary, not a long-term problem. Basically, while things *look* similar on the surface, the underlying economic factors are different, and that could mean a different outcome for Bitcoin.
On March 4th, the White House sent nominations to the Senate for key positions at the Federal Reserve. They nominated Kevin Warsh from Florida to be the new Chairman of the Board of Governors and also to serve on the board itself. If the Senate confirms him, Warsh would replace the current Chairman, Jerome Powell.
In a social‑media post on X that reads like a frantic telegram, Lummis claimed a productive meeting with Selig, echoing the grandiose optimism of a camp commander promising better rations.
This development allows financial institutions to trade regulated crypto derivatives through a market monitored by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Ripple reported that its Prime platform processed over $3 trillion in trades during 2025.
It seems in our modern age of digital follies, a U.S. federal judge has seen fit to issue a temporary restraining order against BlockFills, halting the firm’s spirited adventures with Dominion Capital’s crypto treasure, as documented by CoinDesk.
Today, Ripple and Nodal Clear proclaimed with great pomp that Ripple Prime clients may now waltz through the entire garden of Coinbase Derivatives futures contracts via Nodal Clear’s clearing system. Truly, a feast for the eager speculator!
U.S. President Donald Trump met privately with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong on Tuesday, March 3, before publicly criticizing major banks for obstructing progress on a key cryptocurrency bill in Washington.
In an X post that should have scored better than a mid‑season finale, FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed that the “wicked clever” Daghita was apprehended on a Wednesday, joint effort by the FBI and the French Gendarmerie – a perfect example of cross‑border friendship over shared fiscal treachery.
A cryptocurrency trader, known online as Sillytuna, suffered a loss of over $24 million in digital assets following a physical attack. The attacker reportedly forced Sillytuna to hand over access to their online wallets, which contained a significant amount of stablecoins. The funds were quickly transferred through multiple blockchain addresses. Authorities and blockchain experts are currently tracking the stolen assets, and the crypto community is working to prevent further movement of the funds.