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XRP hovers at $2.41 as MACD and SRSI flash bullish signs. Whale outflows rise, but traders eye $5 upside if support holds. XRP is trading around $2.41, up slightly over the past 24 hours. While the price remains within a defined range, recent signals from several market watchers suggest a possible shift in direction. However, the likelihood of a correction appears firmer at the moment. Technical Setup Suggests Room for Upside XRP continues to move within an ascending channel that has held since late 2024. According to ChartNerd, the asset is currently testing support at the lower end of…

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Alt5 Sigma (ALTS), a developer of digital-asset trading platforms that is building a treasury of tokens issued by Trump-family linked World Liberty Financial, said it suspended CEO Peter Tassiopoulos and replaced him with CFO Jonathan Hugh on an interim basis.The company’s board, which is headed by World Liberty Financial co-founder Zach Witkoff, removed Tassiopoulos from his duties as of Oct. 16, according to a Wednesday SEC filing that did not provide a reason for the decision.Tassiopoulos was appointed CEO just over a year ago. At the time, the Nasdaq-listed company highlighted his experience in the sector. The hiring was positioned…

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In brief Former RWA Company executive Max Glass filed suit claiming he was wrongfully terminated and pressured into relinquishing his rights as the company pursued stablecoin development opportunities without him. Glass alleges co-executives Gregory DiPrisco and Joseph Quintilian breached fiduciary duties by appropriating a stablecoin product, which later turned into M^0, for their own benefit. M^0, backed by major investors including Bain Capital and Galaxy, helped launch MetaMask’s native stablecoin mUSD in August and has facilitated significant real-world asset integration into DeFi. Max Glass, a former executive at crypto infrastructure and consulting firm RWA Company, has sued the company, claiming…

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Disclosure: This is a paid article. Readers should conduct further research prior to taking any actions. Learn more ›Geneva, Switzerland – October 22, 2025 –  Leading blockchain firms Messari, Presto Research, and RWA.io have released comprehensive research reports highlighting TRON’s sustained network growth and its expanding influence across global markets. Collectively, the reports underscore TRON’s dominance in stablecoin infrastructure, its strengthening role as a global settlement layer for digital dollars, and ongoing advancements in blockchain security through initiatives like the T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU), which has frozen over $250 million in illicit assets since its inception. These findings…

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In brief First Lady Melania Trump and Argentine President Javier Milei aren’t to blame for the “scam tokens” they promoted, investors claim in a legal filing. Rather, the plaintiffs claim that Meteora founder Benjamin Chow was the “center of the enterprise,” with Hayden Davis and Kelsier Ventures working under his instructions. The class action lawsuit follows the notorious Melania and Libra meme coin launches, with both coins surging upon launch before collapsing in price. A new class action lawsuit filing paints Meteora founder Benjamin Chow as the mastermind behind the notorious Libra and Melania meme coins, and asserts that the notable…

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In brief Stanford’s PRIMA chip restores sight to patients once considered incurable. The wireless implant converts light into signals the brain can read. Human trials show restored reading and face recognition ability. After decades of trial and error, scientists at Stanford Medicine have given blind patients something rare in medicine—a second chance at sight.Their wireless PRIMA implant, described this week in the New England Journal of Medicine, uses invisible light and a chip the size of a grain of rice to restore reading vision to people with advanced macular degeneration.Led by Stanford physicist and biomedical engineer Daniel Palanker, the PRIMA…

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In brief Stanford’s PRIMA chip restores sight to patients once considered incurable. The wireless implant converts light into signals the brain can read. Human trials show restored reading and face recognition ability. After decades of trial and error, scientists at Stanford Medicine have given blind patients something rare in medicine—a second chance at sight.Their wireless PRIMA implant, described this week in the New England Journal of Medicine, uses invisible light and a chip the size of a grain of rice to restore reading vision to people with advanced macular degeneration.Led by Stanford physicist and biomedical engineer Daniel Palanker, the PRIMA…

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Revolut obtained a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) license from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), enabling it to offer regulated crypto services across all 30 markets in the European Economic Area (EEA). The move boosts Revolut’s expansion in the crypto market as the fintech prepares to launch its next-generation “Crypto 2.0” platform, the company said in a news release shared with Cointelegraph.“This authorisation enables us to deliver groundbreaking crypto products with enhanced transparency and trust for our growing customer base, while further reiterating our commitment to crypto as an asset class,” said Costas Michael, CEO of Revolut Digital…

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In brief 60% of Australians still say they don’t trust crypto, up from 57% in 2024. Labor’s reform package spans exchange licensing, stablecoin oversight, and payments modernization. Swyftx projects millions of new investors once regulation is finalized. Crypto adoption in Australia has stalled, despite the incumbent Albanese government rolling out some of the most ambitious digital asset reforms in the country’s history.The fifth annual Australian Crypto Survey, released on Wednesday by crypto exchange Swyftx, found that ownership remains flat among adults, with trust in digital assets continuing to slide.Nearly 60% of Australians say they don’t trust crypto, up from 57%…

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HBAR slipped 1.4% on Tuesday as bearish momentum intensified, driving the token from $0.1698 to $0.1675. The move followed a failed attempt to reclaim the $0.1700 resistance level, with sellers pushing prices below key support at $0.1650. Trading volume surged 68% above its 24-hour average to 105.45 million tokens around 21:00 UTC, coinciding with the decisive breakdown that confirmed bearish control.Intraday volatility reached 4.9% as HBAR’s price swung within a $0.0084 range. Short-term data showed a sharp rejection from the $0.1690–$0.1697 zone, which now acts as resistance after repeated failures to sustain upward momentum. The subsequent drop toward $0.1676 solidified…

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