Top 5 cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP (XRP), continue to dominate the news in the crypto market.
ETFs (exchange-traded funds) remain the focal point for Bitcoin, given the recent much-awaited approval by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission). Meanwhile, XRP is the subject of massive anomalous token transfers.
Amid these developments is the new Rebel Satoshi ($RBLZ), a unique meme coin inspired by Bitcoin’s creator. Stay tuned to learn more – first up, a look at Bitcoin and XRP.
Bitcoin enthusiasts were on the edge of their seats, waiting for the SEC to green-light several ETF applications from 2024. Thankfully, the desired outcome happened on January 10, 2024, representing a watershed moment for Bitcoin and crypto.
Investors have wasted little time allocating their funds to these funds, with BlackRock coming out on top. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF exceeded over $1 billion in AUM (assets under management) a day after the ETF approval. According to data from Yahoo Finance, the total Bitcoin ETF trading volume hit almost $4.6 billion during this period.
Despite reaching a 2024 high of $49,000 soon after the SEC announcement, BTC is down 13%, trading at $42,560. Still, it’s a small dip in the grand scheme of things, with most predictions indicating BTC can surpass $65,000 by 2025.
Two significant transfers have mystified the XRP community. Yet, as noted by Whale Alert, major crypto exchanges were the catalysts. The first happened on January 14, 2024, a transfer worth almost $15 billion in XRP (or 25.6 billion tokens).
This raised the most eyebrows, considering it accounted for nearly half of XRP’s total supply. After much digging, the move appeared to be an attempted attack on the Bitfinex exchange using the ‘Partial Payments Exploit’ technique.
The other transaction (involving two wallets) happened a few days later and was worth roughly $254.8 million (or 443.1 million XRP). Despite the addresses revealing little identity, they were linked to the Bitvavo exchange.
Like BTC, XRP is also down (by 10%) following the ETF approval, from $0.62 to $0.56. Yet, estimates suggest XRP could reach $1 or more by next year.
Finally, let’s look at the dark horse Rebel Satoshi, which is proving to be a considerable meme crypto to buy.
Rebel Satoshi offers a unique proposition, flipping the script in the meme coin market filled with Doge and other animated themes. The project seamlessly blends two worlds: revolting against centralized finance while fostering a fun, community-focused platform. Rebel Satoshi is ultimately a rally for decentralized finance, igniting a movement of wealth redistribution to ordinary citizens away from oppressive elites.
So, how does Rebel Satoshi bring amusement? It does so through interactive quests and virtual gatherings. The Rebel Meme Hall of Fame is for the artistic members who will be publicly adored with their best memes related to Rebel Satoshi.
Induction into this community gallery is exclusive to those owing the most in the $RBLZ token. The general benefits of holding $RBLZ include earning impressive staking gains and access to Rebel Artefacts Vault. This marketplace will have the coolest NFTs, 9,999 unique collectibles, and digital art related to Rebel Satoshi’s branding.
Existing participants anticipate this marketplace’s launch right after the Rebel Satoshi presale. The latter event, currently in the last round, is where buyers can acquire $RBLZ for $0.022. $RBLZ has witnessed a 120% boost since the first stage when it was $0.010. The token is poised to be 13.6% more valuable and trade for $0.025 following presale, which should be over next month.
For the latest updates and more information, be sure to visit the official Rebel Satoshi Presale Website or contact Rebel Red via Telegram
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