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👀 SEC moves on XRP ETF

😞 Solana takes a hit —it's not just LIBRA though

🤔 Is mind control real? —this programmer thinks so

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SEC Moves on XRP ETF — Real Progress or Just Paperwork?

The SEC just acknowledged Cboe's request to list 21Shares' XRP ETF, marking another step forward in the spot XRP ETF saga. While it doesn't mean approval just yet, it's a sign the regulatory tide might be shifting.

And with Trump kicking off his second term, crypto's regulatory landscape could get even more interesting.

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Web3 Gaming Up 386%—So Where's the Bull Run?

Gaming tokens were supposed to be the next big thing, but after Trump's inauguration, the top three by market cap have tanked. Some say a Web3 gaming bull run is still coming, while others think it's a lost cause.

So, what's next?

Solana Takes a Hit—But It's Not Just the LIBRA Scandal

SOL just dropped 17%, and yes, the LIBRA memecoin mess—complete with insider trading and an $18 billion market cap loss—didn't help.

But the real culprit? Weakening DeFi activity, shrinking TVL, and an incoming token unlock.

Blaming it all on a memecoin is way too simple.

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Game commerce provider launches layer-2 service for blockchain adoption

A dedicated chain and new digital item system aim to minimize complexity for studios looking to expand into decentralized technologies.

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FTX Creditors: Next Payout Lands in May

FTX started paying back creditors on Feb. 18, and the next round of repayments is set for May 30, 2025. If you had funds trapped in the collapse (or were owed money as a vendor or trading partner),

your next payout is on the way—finally.

Ethereum Burner Claims Mind Control Is Real—And Spends $6.8M Proving It

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A Chinese programmer just torched millions in ETH to send a message: corporations are allegedly using mind-control tech to enslave people. His transactions included donations to WikiLeaks and on-chain messages warning of "brain-computer weapons."