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Ripple XRP recorded $120 million in weekly ETP inflows for the period ending April 7, 2026 – its strongest weekly haul since mid-December 2025 and the single largest contributor to global crypto ETP inflows that week, according to CoinShares data.
Total global crypto ETP inflows for the week hit $224 million, rebounding sharply from a prior $414 million outflow.
XRP’s $120 million slice outpaced Bitcoin’s $107 million and Solana’s $35 million, accounting for over 50% of the entire market’s weekly intake.
The core question now: is institutional investment in XRP building a permanent structural position, or is this a single-week rotation that evaporates on the next macro shock?
Ripple XRP was trading in the $1.35–$1.40 range during the inflow week, posting a 5–6% weekly gain partially driven by US-Iran ceasefire optimism. The recovery looks constructive on the surface. Dig into the chart structure and the picture is considerably more complicated.
The 3-day chart is showing a death cross – the 50-day EMA has crossed below the 200-day EMA. That same pattern preceded a 54% price collapse in January 2026.
RSI sits near 44 on the daily, not yet oversold but well below the 50 neutral line, reflecting a market still in damage-control mode rather than recovery mode.
Key support levels sit at $1.28, $1.18, and $1.05 – the last being a major structural floor from the pre-ETF launch period. On the resistance side, XRP faces a descending trendline from early March capping near $1.48, with $1.65 and $1.85 as the next meaningful ceilings if that line breaks with volume.
Derivatives open interest has been declining alongside the price recovery, which signals thin conviction behind the bounce – institutions buying ETPs aren’t the same as leveraged longs pushing spot price.
A clean breakout above $1.48 with sustained daily volume opens the door to $1.65, with $1.85 as the macro target if broader crypto sentiment flips.
For us, the invalidation is simple: a close below $1.28 on the daily reopens the path to sub-$1.10 and calls the entire inflow thesis into question. Prior price analysis on the $119.6M inflow week flagged this same trendline resistance as the decisive level.
XRP’s institutional setup is real. But at a market cap north of $75 billion, the math on asymmetric returns gets harder to ignore.
A 10x from current levels requires XRP to reach a market cap larger than Bitcoin’s current valuation – that’s not a trade, that’s a thesis that needs decades and dominant global payment rail adoption to validate
Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) is currently in presale, targeting early-mover upside in the Bitcoin yield infrastructure layer – a sector drawing serious institutional attention as US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $471.3 million in a single week.
The presale has raised $32 million to date, with the current token price at $0.0093 and staking APY running at 86% annualized for early participants.
The core technical differentiator: Bitcoin Hyper operates as a Bitcoin-native Layer 2 executing smart contracts with BTC as the settlement asset – bypassing the wrapped-token credit risk that plagues existing BTC DeFi infrastructure. That’s a specific, verifiable architecture claim in a space full of vague interoperability promises.
For traders watching XRP’s institutional flows but frustrated by the price-action disconnect, the asymmetry argument is straightforward: ETP inflows into large-cap assets move sentiment; early presale positioning in infrastructure plays moves portfolios.
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United States President Donald Trump has lashed out at NATO over its reluctance to join Washington’s war on Iran, and appeared to revive threats over Greenland, following a meeting with the alliance’s secretary-general.
Writing on his TruthSocial platform on Wednesday, Trump said in capitalised letters that “NATO wasn’t there when we needed them, and they won’t be there if we need them again”.
The remarks came after a two hour meeting with NATO’s Mark Rutte at the White House, a day after the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire.
Ahead of the meeting, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said that member states had “turned their backs on the American people”, who fund their nations’ defence. She said Trump would have a “very frank and candid conversation” with the NATO chief and quoted the US president as saying: “They were tested, and they failed.”
The rhetoric has raised seats in the West that Trump could move to withdraw the US from the transatlantic alliance, which he has repeatedly called a “paper tiger”. Several NATO members refused to open their airspace to US military aircraft or send naval forces to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy route that Iran has effectively closed.
Trump – following his meeting with Rutte – also appeared to revive his threat to seize Greenland from NATO member Denmark – a move had roiled the alliance before he launched his war on Iran
Remember Greenland, that big, poorly run, piece of ice!!!”, he wrote.
Rutte, known in Europe as the “Trump whisperer” for his skill in maintaining a productive relationship with the US president, told the CNN broadcaster that Trump was “clearly disappointed with many NATO allies”.
Rutte said he had “very frank” and “very open” discussions with Trump during the meeting, and that while he understood the US president’s frustrations, he had pushed back against some of the broader criticism
“I was also able to point to the fact that the large majority of European nations have been helpful, with basing, with logistics, with overflights, with making sure that they live
“What the US did with Iran, they could do because so many European countries lived up to those commitments. Not all of them, and I totally understand his disappointment about that, but it is, therefore, a nuanced picture,” he added
Rutte also rejected the notion that NATO members considered the war on Iran “illegal”, arguing that there was widespread support in Europe for degrading Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities. He also said that prolonged diplomacy risked a “North Korean moment” – where talks drag on until a country acquires nuclear capacity and it becomes too late to act.
The NATO chief declined to answer directly when asked multiple times if Trump had said he would leave the alliance.
NATO, which includes European countries, the US and Canada, was formed in 1949 to counter the Soviet Union and has been the cornerstone of the West’s security ever since
The alliance has only activated its mutual defence clause on one occasion, following the September 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in the US
It was not clear what role Trump had expected it to play in the ⁠Middle East
The Wall Street Journal, meanwhile, reported that Trump was looking at punishing some NATO members he believed were unhelpful during the conflict by moving US troops out of their countries
The plan, reported by the Wall Street Journal, would fall short of Trump’s hinted threats to pull the US out of NATO entirely – a move for which he would need the approval of the US Congress.
Rutte did not answer directly when asked about that report
“The large majority, including France, of European nations, has been doing what they committed before they will do in a case like this,” he said instead
“So Europe, as a platform of power projection for the United States, was in full play over the last six weeks
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Ethereum believers should take a look at this stock.
An investment in crypto company BitMine Immersion Technologies (
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) is one of the top sideways plays on the value of Ethereum. So when the currency does well, as it has lately, investors tend to welcome any move BitMine makes to expand its holdin
Sure enough, the company's regular Monday update indicated exactly that, and the market reacted by trading its stock up by almost 14%.
BitMine announced that morning it held 4,595,562 Ethereum, representing over 3.8% of the cryptocurrency's total supply.
The company is known for its bulging Ethereum coffers, but it has other crypto and crypto-related assets too.
On Sunday, its Bitcoin position stood at 196, while its stake in privately held Beast Industries (so named after its guiding light, social media celebrity Jimmy "Mr. Beast" Donaldson) totaled $200 million, and its shareholding in fellow crypto company Eightco Holdings was $83 million.
Of these assets, all but Beast Industries saw increases over the previous Sunday. At that point, Ethereum holdings amounted to 4,534,563, the Bitcoin position was 195, and the Eightco stake was worth only $14 million.
The company attributed its actions to favorable timing. It quoted its chairman, Tom Lee, as saying that "Bitmine has slightly increased the pace of Ethereum buys in each of the past two weeks, as our base case is Ethereum is in the final stages of the 'mini-crypto winter'."
With its unique blend of assets, Bitmine is certainly an intriguing and offbeat stock in the cryptoverse. Is it a buy, though? While I personally hold a bit of crypto (including Ethereum), I'm something of a skeptic; Ethereum is a useful coin in numerous ways, but I would worry that it'll be usurped by slicker, cheaper, and/or more effective blockchain projects. Personally, I'm not so hot on Bitmine.
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Floki $FLOKI Coin has taken the cryptocurrency world by storm, with its Shiba Inu-inspired branding and enthusiastic community driving its popularity. But what's behind its trending status?

*Key Factors:*

1. Community engagement
2. Innovative technology
3. Growing adoption

*Market Trends:*

1. Increased interest in meme coins
2. Volatility and potential for growth

*Potential Risks:*

1. Market fluctuations
2. Regulatory uncertainty

*What's Next?*

1. Partnerships and collaborations
2. Expanding use cases

Stay informed about Floki Coin's developments and market trends. Will Floki Coin continue to ride the meme coin wave?
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