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Here's why one analyst expects Solana (SOL) to rise twenty-fold from current depressed level

Here's why one analyst expects Solana (SOL) to rise twenty-fold from current depressed level

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Analyst Geoffrey Kendrick trimmed his 2026 SOL forecast to $250 from $310, but says stablecoin micropayments could drive a longer-term surge as Solana moves beyond memecoins.See the Story

Ripple’s prime brokerage platform adds support for decentralized exchange Hyperliquid

Ripple’s prime brokerage platform adds support for decentralized exchange Hyperliquid

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This integration allows cross-margining of decentralized finance derivatives alongside traditional assets, enhancing centralized risk management.See the Story

Bitcoin Reserve: U.S. Treasury Rules Out BTC Buys as GOP Senators Push For Use Of Gold Reserves

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Bitcoin Reserve: U.S. Treasury Rules Out BTC Buys as GOP Senators Push For Use Of Gold Reserves

A heated debate over a Bitcoin reserve erupted on Capitol Hill today as U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told lawmakers the U.S. government does not plan to buy BTC with taxpayer funds. The exchange occurred during a House Financial Services Committee hearing, as Rep. Brad Sherman pressed him on a government intervention for Bitcoin. However, The post Bitcoin Reserve: U.S. Treasury Rules Out BTC Buys as GOP Senators Push For Use Of Gold Res…See the Story

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