Here are the top events in #Crypto for the past 24 hours
聽1. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that an XRP ETF is "inevitable," predicting Ripple will follow Bitcoin and Ethereum in gaining ETF approval.
2. Tesla moved $776M in Bitcoin last week, but Arkham Intelligence suggests the coins were shifted to new wallets still controlled by the company.
3. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse endorsed crypto lawyer John Deaton in his U.S. Senate run against Elizabeth Warren, citing his support for XRP.
4. Metaplanet raised $66 million through a stock rights offering, continuing its bitcoin investments, now holding 855 BTC worth $57.4 million.
5. Japan is slow to approve crypto ETFs due to strict regulations and high taxes, unlike the U.S. and Hong Kong which have embraced them.
6. 聽Uniswap has launched permissionless bridging across nine networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon, powered by Across Protocol to simplify asset transfers.
7. Nigeria has dropped money laundering charges against Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan, citing his non-senior role at the company and health concerns.
8. Scroll's SCR token dropped 32% in 24 hours as whales claimed 11.7% of the airdrop, frustrating users and causing a 24% TVL decline.
JUST IN:
World leaders from Russia, China, India, Brazil and dozens of other countries are meeting in Russia today for the BRICS summit.
The world is changing...
Sui has launched its first global incubator hub in Dubai,
in partnership with Ghaf Group, to provide "on the spot" blockchain solutions for developers and entrepreneurs.
ApeCoin (APE) surged 100% after ApeChain's mainnet launch and LayerZero's integration, driving increased demand and trading volume.
Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen will donate $10 million in XRP to Kamala Harris's campaign, promoting a new approach to tech innovation.
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu decides to introduce India's UPI in the Maldives.
India has overtaken China to become the world鈥檚 largest two-wheeler market. (Counterpoint research)
BREAKING:
China and India resolve border-conflict and strike a deal a day before the BRICS Summit.
