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📈XRP rally to $3 holds; BTC ‘power of 3’ targets $103K


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XRP rally to $3 holds, overtaking Bitcoin searches on Google Trends

XRP spot traders provided the volumes needed to send the altcoin above $3. Is a new all-time high the next stop?

XRP price reached $3 for the first time since 2018, as the altcoin continued to lead the markets in 2025. The crypto asset has risen 41% in the last 15 days, leading all major assets on the top 10 cryptocurrency list.

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Bitcoin 'power of 3' setup targets $103K by President-elect Trump's inauguration day

A "power of 3" pattern popped up on Bitcoin's chart, suggesting that prices above $100,000 will occur before President-elect Trump takes office.

Bitcoin price is up 11.50% from its Jan. 13 lows at $88,900, forming a bullish engulfing pattern on the daily chart. The crypto asset also established a position above equal highs (EQs) between $95,350 and $96,150, which previously acted as a resistance range.

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SEC under Trump could freeze crypto cases not involving fraud: Report

Once the US Securities and Exchange Commission is under new management in 2025, it could reportedly consider dropping certain crypto enforcement cases.

According to a Jan. 15 Reuters report citing "people briefed on the matter," the SEC may review its existing court cases against crypto firms in the first few days after US President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.

The report suggests the commission could freeze litigation that does not involve fraud allegations, hinting at cases alleging securities law violations only.