Andrew Keys, co-founder of the Ether Machine, advocates for Ethereum over Bitcoin, likening Bitcoin to a "landline." He highlights Ethereum's dominance in the stablecoin market and its potential for institutional adoption, predicting significant growth.

XRP's recent price surge poses challenges for retail investors, as most cannot afford significant purchases due to limited savings and high expenses. Despite this, market analysts suggest it's not too late to invest, anticipating further gains ahead.

Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan sees stablecoins as an opportunity to enhance cross-border settlements, not a threat. Following the GENIUS Act's enactment, major banks and financial institutions are exploring stablecoins for their benefits in digital payments.

The XRP Ledger allows users to escrow XRP for future use, promoting financial discipline and long-term asset security. This feature enables automated transfers and self-management without third-party custodians, although small escrows may incur higher costs.

Jakey, a Solana advocate, tested retail adoption of XRP by asking 25 Uber drivers if they owned it. Most said no, except one who highlighted XRP's utility. This underscores low retail awareness despite rising interest, suggesting potential for future growth.

As the price of XRP rises, discussions about how much of the token one needs to hold for retirement are gaining traction once again.
Across social media, market commentators are reigniting the conversation around how much XRP is needed to retire comfortably.
The idea is that while most XRP

Donald Trump, dubbed the first US Bitcoin president, recently praised Bitcoin in a Truth Social post featuring a viral speech by Peter Van Valkenburgh. Trump highlighted Bitcoin's advantages over traditional payment systems and emphasized its positive impact on the US dollar, asserting that cryptocurrencies would strengthen its global dominance.