U.S. spot $XRP ETFs are continuing their impressive post-launch momentum, extending their record inflow streak to 13 consecutive days as of December 3. The products brought in another $50.27 million on Wednesday, lifting total net inflows to $874.28 million since trading began on November 14. This rapid accumulation places XRP ETFs among the fastest-growing crypto investment vehicles, now closing in on the $1 billion milestone in under a month—an achievement that underscores strong demand and rising confidence from traditional finance investors. The trend also reflects the wider surge across crypto ETFs: Solana ETFs have passed $600 million in inflows, while established Bitcoin and Ethereum funds continue to dominate the market with nearly $58 billion and $13 billion gathered respectively. Together, these figures highlight a deepening integration of major digital assets into mainstream investment portfolios.#Xrp🔥🔥 $BTC $ETH
Binance has introduced Binance Junior, a new parent-supervised crypto savings account designed for children aged 6 to 17, marking a major step toward early financial and digital asset education. Launched on 3 December 2025, the feature allows parents to open and control the account, manage deposits, set limits, and monitor all activity in real time. While teens above 13 can initiate transfers within restricted limits, trading is fully disabled to ensure safety, and transfers to non-parent adults are blocked. Parents can pause or disable the account at any moment. The savings grow through Binance Flexible Simple Earn, giving families a way to build long-term crypto savings without exposing young users to market risks associated with trading. Binance says the goal is to help parents introduce financial habits early and prepare children for the future digital economy. Still, the company reminds users that crypto remains a highly volatile asset class, and all investments should be made with caution.$BNB #BNB_Market_Update
Sony’s blockchain collaborator Startale has officially rolled out a new U.S. $dollar–pegged stablecoin, Startale $USDC (USDSC), designed to power payments and rewards inside the company’s growing Web3 ecosystem, Soneium. Built in partnership with stablecoin infrastructure provider M0, USDSC aims to act as the default digital dollar for everything from everyday transactions to community incentives across Sony’s Ethereum-based Layer-2 network. The launch comes as Japan continues to open the door to regulated stablecoins, with major banks testing yen-based tokens and Sony Bank reportedly preparing its own stablecoin for next year. Alongside the token, Startale introduced STAR Points, a reward system for holding or minting $USDSC and interacting with apps via the Startale App. Startale CEO Sota Watanabe said the goal is to make Web3 feel as simple as mainstream mobile apps. The move also aligns with Startale’s broader push into tokenized assets, including its joint plan with SBI Holdings to build a 24/7 digital asset exchange targeting the multi-trillion-dollar tokenization market expected by 2033.$USDC
Visa is pushing cross-border payments into the future by expanding its use of stablecoins like $USDC across Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa through a new partnership with Aquanow. This upgraded system lets banks and payment providers settle transactions faster, cheaper, and 24/7—cutting out layers of old-school banking infrastructure. Visa says institutions want simplified workflows and instant settlement, and stablecoins finally make that possible. The shift mirrors a bigger global trend: major players like Deutsche Börse are now integrating regulated digital tokens for real financial operations, not just crypto trading. With regulators in the UK, US, and global banking bodies now coordinating new rule frameworks, it’s clear that blockchain-based settlement and tokenized money are moving from experimental to mainstream finance.#USDC✅