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XRP/USDT keeps respecting a big ol’ descending channel—like a kid who’s been told to stay inside the lines but wants to paint outside ’em. Recently, it tried to climb above the $2.60–$2.80 resistance, but no dice—just a big fat wall. Down below, the $2.10–$2.30 support still looks to be the spot where the rain might start pouring. Both the 100-day and 200-day moving averages are just sittin’ there below like a couple of stubborn old men, refusing to cheer it on. Break that support, and it’s headed for the $1.90 zone faster than a fox in a henhouse. But if it breaks out above $2.60, look out—the price could tiptoe up to $3.20! Meanwhile, RSI’s sitting at a middle-of-the-road 50%, giving off vibes of “meh” with a side of “maybe a little sad.”

Now, if this harebrained idea actually comes to fruition, it might just flip the country’s financial system on its head and make South Korea the first to launch a government-backed digital currency. Can you say “revolution”? 🚀

This thrilling transaction took place a mere 12 hours ago, and the XRP community is buzzing like a beehive on caffeine over on X (formerly Twitter, because rebranding is all the rage). 🐝💰

Cole, ever the vocal critic, has not merely dipped his toes into the waters of controversy; he has plunged headfirst, suggesting that Ripple’s troubles with security fraud are merely the tip of a colossal iceberg. He has taken aim at the very architects of Ripple, accusing them of greed so profound it could rival the depths of the Mariana Trench, and of dishonesty that would make even the most seasoned politician blush. 😏

The gala, as expected, offers more than just a meal. Oh no. It promises to be a three-course banquet fit for kings (or perhaps, for those who bought $TRUMP coins on January 17, 2025). Attendees will be treated to a glorious view of the Potomac River, which, let’s be honest, is probably more enjoyable than the company. And what better way to hear Trump’s thoughts on the future of crypto than while enjoying a meal of unspecified origin? If you’re not in the top 220 holders of $TRUMP, well, you’re likely left scraping the bottom of the crypto barrel, contemplating your life choices.

Coinbase, the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency exchange, admitted that a measly 1% of its monthly users got caught in this digital dragnet. The cost? A cool $400 million in potential reimbursements, according to CryptoMoon’s report on May 15. But let’s not get too hung up on the numbers, shall we? 🤑

Eve Lam, the Chief Information Security Officer at Trust Wallet, spilled the tea in an interview with BeInCrypto, revealing that most unauthorized cryptocurrency withdrawals are the result of user blunders. Dmytro Yasmanovych, the Head of Compliance at Hacken, chimed in with some sage advice for those who suspect their crypto wallets have been compromised. Spoiler alert: it’s not just about changing your password to “123456.”

Bitget’s BGB is quietly gaining traction as the exchange expands its reach across Asia and emerging economies. Bitget has built a dedicated user base by offering extensive copy-trading capabilities and a retail-friendly design. It’s like a crypto version of a well-loved neighborhood store, where everyone knows your name and your trading preferences. 🛍️💻

With a twinkle in his eye, the BitMEX co-founder shares his vision in a recent tête-à-tête with Fortune, predicting that this digital gold could reach a staggering $200,000 in the current frenzy, and perhaps even $250,000 by the year’s end. Ah, the sweet scent of speculation! 🍀

Now, while a price dip could send some folks running for the hills, the on-chain indicators are whispering sweet nothings about fresh buying from both the little guys and the big shots. 🤑