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Quick Take The seven-day moving average number of transactions on the Bitcoin network hit a 19-month low recently, according to The Block’s data. A number of Bitcoin Core developers released a statement Friday saying that nodes should not refuse to relay low‑fee or non‑standard transactions if miners are willing to include them. Mononaut, founder of open-source explorer Mempool, noted that a transaction with a near-zero fee was recently mined into a block, signaling low demand from miners.
While TRUMP shows a brief 7% rise, ongoing outflows and the Musk-Trump feud hinder substantial recovery, with resistance at $10.97 capping potential gains.
Despite a recent 11% rise, Virtuals Protocol struggles with investor interest and resistance at $1.93. A breakthrough could target $2.00, but the trend remains uncertain.
SUI’s recent 12% surge could spark significant liquidations if it breaks $3.33, but negative momentum and resistance pose challenges to further gains. Watch for key price levels to determine direction.
- 06:47Former President of The ETF Store: BlackRock May File for an XRP ETF After the Ripple Lawsuit is ResolvedAccording to ChainCatcher, ETF expert Nate Geraci, former president of The ETF Store and current president of NovaDius Wealth Management, posted on X that he expects BlackRock to submit an application for an XRP ETF to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after the Ripple appeal case is resolved, in order to promote diversification in cryptocurrency ETF portfolios. However, Nate Geraci specifically clarified that he is willing to take responsibility if his prediction is incorrect, but he frankly stated that ignoring crypto assets beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum is meaningless; otherwise, it would be like telling the market that only BTC and ETH have value. Previously, it was reported that both the U.S. SEC and Ripple have dropped their appeals in the lawsuit, and the relevant ruling remains unchanged.
- 05:57GreedyBear Scam Group Elevates Cryptocurrency Theft to an Industrial ScaleAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, cybersecurity firm Koi Security has revealed that a malicious operation has stolen over $1 million in cryptocurrency by leveraging hundreds of browser extensions, websites, and malware, combining three different attack methods. Tuval Admoni, a researcher at Koi Security, stated on Thursday that the company has named this malicious group "GreedyBear," noting that they have "redefined cryptocurrency theft on an industrial scale." "Most groups tend to focus on a single method—such as targeting browser extensions, specializing in ransomware, or running phishing websites—but GreedyBear asked, 'Why not use all three?' And they actually succeeded, which is truly astonishing," Admoni said. The report points out that while the types of attacks used by GreedyBear have been seen before, cybercriminals are now deploying more sophisticated, multi-layered scams to target crypto users. Admoni added that this shows these scam groups are no longer "just thinking small."
- 04:47TRON Ecosystem Upgrade Proposes BTIP-103, Initiates Public Discussion PhaseAccording to ChainCatcher, official sources report that the BTIP-103 proposal has entered the public discussion phase. As a significant upgrade proposal for the TRON decentralized storage network, this plan will directly push storage provider (SP) node addresses to clients via smart contracts, greatly optimizing the BTFS network governance structure. This move will not only enable efficient coordination between storage workflows and on-chain governance protocols, but also marks a key step forward in technological innovation for the TRON ecosystem in the field of distributed storage.