💸 Trump Picks Crypto Champ – XRP’s Future Sparkles!

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XRP is back under the spotlight, all thanks to President Trump’s audacious move to appoint Michael Selig as chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Now, if you thought leaving Hollywood for New York was bad, imagine being the new sheriff in town for cryptocurrency. Selig, who’s been hanging out at the SEC advising on crypto stuff, revealed his appointment on social media on Oct. 25. So, here we go, another celebrity endorsement of sorts, only this time, it’s for cryptos.

Ethereum Outflows Hit $169M, Yet Traders Continue Leverage Frenzy – How Is This Even Possible?

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Despite this flood of withdrawals, the digital asset universe isn’t all doom and gloom. In fact, overall investment products in the digital space attracted a whopping $921 million in inflows. That’s the kind of number that makes you believe that maybe, just maybe, the crypto ship isn’t sinking after all. Of course, the looming specter of a partial US government shutdown adds a bit of uncertainty, clouding the macroeconomic outlook and limiting access to crucial policy data. Is the Federal Reserve going to cut rates again, or are we doomed to this perpetual state of guessing? ⏳

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The draft’s grand entrance of “digital asset platforms” and “tokenized custody platforms” demands licenses from ASIC, a body now juggling more hats than a circus performer. Swyftx, ever the Cassandra of crypto, cried foul: “Regulators wield too much discretion! We’re sailing blindfolded into a hurricane!” CloudTech’s Mandy Jiang nodded, muttering about “critical details as elusive as a polite bureaucrat.”