Market analysts are urging calm among XRP holders amid rising confusion in the community. According to recent analysis, XRP’s current mid-base channel movement suggests accumulation following its initial rally, with even the latest liquidation wick closing within range a sign of continued buyer interest. However, experts caution that consecutive closes below this channel could signal trouble, as a critical resonance line from past pivots sits just beneath. While upside potential remains, projections of $9 XRP are seen as highly optimistic, representing a 4.236 Fibonacci extension. Analysts recommend a laddered exit between $5–$10, emphasizing the need for a clear trading plan over speculation.

Economist Peter Schiff has criticized the conflicting narratives around the U.S. economy and monetary policy. In a post on X, Schiff pointed out that those claiming the economy is “booming” are simultaneously calling for the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates. He questioned the rationale behind cutting rates when inflation remains at least 50% above the Fed’s 2% target and is still rising, arguing that such actions contradict claims of economic strength

India has verified over 34 crore government documents on its National Blockchain Platform as of October 21, 2025 a major leap in digital governance. Launched under MeitY’s National Blockchain Framework (NBF) in 2024 with a ₹64.76 crore budget, it aims to enhance trust, transparency, and efficiency. Powered by the Vishvasya Blockchain Stack, the platform supports projects like Property Chain, Judiciary Chain, and Certificate Chain. Over 21,000 officials have been trained, with integrations across RBI, TRAI, and NSDL. India is embedding blockchain into governance, setting a global benchmark for digital trust and transparency.

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $149 million in net inflows on October 27 their third straight day of gains — signaling renewed investor confidence ahead of the Fed meeting. Ethereum spot ETFs also saw robust activity, attracting $134 million in net inflows with zero outflows across all nine funds. The consistent demand highlights growing institutional appetite for crypto exposure despite near-term market volatility.

According to data from Artemis, on-chain perpetuals protocol Lighter has outpaced Aster and Hyperliquid in daily trading volume for three consecutive days. As of October 26, Lighter’s daily trading volume hit $8.6 billion, while its open interest stood at $1.7 billion — still lower than its competitors. The surge in volume highlights Lighter’s growing traction among on-chain traders despite its relatively smaller open interest base.

Ahead of today’s Federal Reserve meeting, BlackRock has reportedly sold 17,400 BTC valued at over $2 billion — and continues to reduce its holdings every few hours. The timing has stirred market speculation, with traders debating whether the world’s largest asset manager is anticipating short-term volatility or positioning for a post-FOMC rebound. The sell-off comes just as Bitcoin hovers near the $115,000 mark amid broader market uncertainty.

Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe predicts a strong rebound for SEI as the altcoin retests a crucial support zone after its initial upward move. He notes that such retests are common in altcoin markets — where price builds strength before the next breakout. Van de Poppe expects SEI to consolidate before targeting around 500 sats, potentially delivering a 3–4x gain against Bitcoin over the next 2–4 months.

Bitcoin is showing renewed market confidence as it exits the “fear” zone in investor sentiment. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index climbed to a neutral score of 51 on Sunday, up 11 points from Saturday and more than 20 points higher than last week. This shift follows Bitcoin’s rebound to around $115,000 after weeks of caution triggered by Trump’s China tariff announcement. The sentiment turnaround signals a potential return of bullish momentum in the broader crypto market.

A strong start to the week has Bitcoin traders bracing for a possible short-term correction as the FOMC meeting approaches. Analysts suggest a retest of the $112,000 level could be healthy before the next leg up. With bullish momentum building, many expect Bitcoin to rebound quickly — potentially setting the stage for a new all-time high once the Fed’s rate decision is out.

Crypto markets kicked off the week on a bullish note, with Bitcoin briefly surpassing $116,000 and Ethereum climbing above $4,240 their highest levels in two weeks. The surge comes ahead of the FOMC meetings starting tomorrow, fueling speculation around potential policy cues. Adding to the optimism, renewed enthusiasm surrounding Trump’s Crypto Advisory Board has further boosted trader sentiment across major digital assets.

According to CoinShares, digital asset investment products recorded $921 million in net inflows last week. Bitcoin led the surge with $931 million in inflows, signaling continued institutional confidence. In contrast, Ethereum saw its first outflows in five weeks, totaling $169 million. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP experienced cooling yet positive flows, attracting $29.4 million and $84.3 million, respectively. Overall trading volume in digital asset ETPs climbed to $39 billion, notably higher than the year-to-date weekly average of $28 billion, highlighting rising market participation.

OranjeBTC has expanded its Bitcoin holdings, acquiring 7 BTC for approximately $774,000 at an average price of $110,613 per Bitcoin. The firm has achieved a 1.82% BTC yield year-to-date in 2025. As of October 27, 2025, OranjeBTC now holds a total of 3,708 BTC, acquired for about $390.94 million at an average cost basis of $105,431 per Bitcoin. The consistent accumulation underscores OranjeBTC’s continued confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term market outlook.

The U.S. government shutdown has entered a critical phase, now marking the second-longest funding lapse in the nation’s history. Hundreds of thousands of federal employees missed their first full paychecks on Friday, intensifying pressure on lawmakers to reach a deal. With no immediate resolution in sight, the standoff continues to disrupt essential services and heighten concerns over the broader economic impact if the shutdown drags on further.

Beyond economic uncertainty, the Federal Reserve faces mounting political pressure. President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Truth Social, ahead of Powell’s expected departure next year. The White House has also targeted Fed Governor Lisa Cook, seeking her removal over alleged mortgage fraud — a case now headed to the U.S. Supreme Court.Economist Diane Swonk of KPMG expects the Fed to cut rates twice more this year and end quantitative tightening to prevent liquidity stress. “The goal is to get it just right, and that’s hard with such a blunt tool,” she said. With legal battles looming and policy decisions under scrutiny, the Fed’s independence is once again being put to the test.

The lack of official data complicates the Fed’s ongoing debate: should it cut rates further to support the labor market, or hold firm as inflation remains above the 2% target? The most recent jobs report showed a sharp slowdown, with just 22,000 new jobs in August, while inflation remains stubbornly high, partly due to former President Donald Trump’s tariffs on major trading partners.Former Fed official Joseph Gagnon said the central bank must now decide “how much inflation is still to come versus how much is just never going to come.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, meanwhile, blamed persistent inflation on the previous Biden administration but expressed confidence it will decline “in the coming months.”

The Federal Reserve is expected to deliver its second interest rate cut of 2025 this Wednesday, even as the ongoing U.S. government shutdown leaves policymakers without access to crucial economic data. The standoff between Republicans and Democrats over health care subsidies has halted most official reports, forcing the Fed to make decisions with limited insight into the economy’s health. Analysts anticipate a quarter-point cut, lowering the benchmark rate to 3.75–4.00%, as officials weigh inflation pressures against signs of labor market weakness. With only limited data available, including a recent inflation report showing prices up 3.0% year-on-year, the Fed faces one of its most uncertain policy meetings in years.

Despite recent skepticism, market data suggests XRP’s downside liquidity is nearly exhausted, meaning there’s limited room for further decline. While short-term price fluctuations are still possible, the lack of liquidity below current levels often leads to a liquidity grab higher, as exchanges and market makers seek deeper zones where trading volume and profits increase. Analysts believe this setup could soon trigger a strong upward move, catching many traders off guard.

Strategy has added 390 BTC to its treasury for approximately $43.4 million at an average price of $111,053 per Bitcoin, marking a 26% BTC yield year-to-date in 2025. As of October 26, 2025, the company now holds a total of 640,808 BTC, acquired for around $47.44 billion at an average price of $74,032 per BTC. This latest accumulation reinforces Strategy’s long-term conviction in Bitcoin as a premier store of value asset.

This week could define global markets — and possibly ignite the biggest bull run in history. Here’s what’s lined up:

Monday: Quantitative Tightening (QT) ends

Tuesday: FOMC expected to announce a rate cut

Wednesday: The Fed to inject $1.5 trillion in liquidity

Thursday: Potential US–China trade deal

Friday: S&P 500 earnings season kicks off

Saturday: Tariff deadline approaches

With liquidity returning and macro catalysts aligning, traders believe a massive risk-on rally could begin as

Bitcoin’s breakout above the $112K resistance zone marks a major turning point, confirming renewed bullish strength in the ongoing market cycle. The move signals that the bull market is far from over, with analysts eyeing more upside in the weeks ahead. A short-term pullback before the FOMC meeting is expected, offering a potential buy-the-dip opportunity as BTC retests support on lower timeframes. If key levels hold, Bitcoin could be on track to hit a new all-time high in November.

The BNB Foundation has completed its 33rd quarterly BNB burn, permanently destroying 1,441,281.413 BNB valued at approximately $1.66 billion. This latest burn reduces the total BNB supply to 137,738,379.26 tokens, bringing it closer to the network’s target cap of 100 million. The quarterly burn program is a core part of BNB’s deflationary model, designed to increase scarcity and support long-term value growth for holders.

Pi (PI) surged 15.61%, sparking optimism for a potential 5x–10x rally as excitement builds around the upcoming Pi Network DEX. Long-time pioneers who mined Pi for years are reportedly choosing to HODL rather than sell, anticipating major ecosystem growth. The Pi Core Team aims to counter centralized exchange manipulation by introducing its own decentralized exchange — a move expected to enhance transparency, liquidity, and long-term confidence in the Pi ecosystem.

OKX, which has completed KYB verification with Pi Network, announced that the Pi SWIFT Integration has been successfully activated. This marks the internal launch of Pi’s cross-border banking capability, effectively connecting Pi Network to the global SWIFT payment system. The integration could open the door for seamless international transactions using Pi, signaling a major milestone for the project’s transition toward real-world utility and financial interoperability.

Altcoin investors are showing familiar signs of early-cycle hesitation — many are simply relieved to be breaking even after months of volatility. The sentiment echoes Q4 2019, when traders sold their holdings at breakeven during the first rally, only to watch those same coins surge 20x in the following months. With market momentum building again, history may be hinting that patience could pay off for those holding strong.

Uphold has officially partnered with Vast Bank in a strategic move led by CEO Greg Kiss, former Ripple Chief Revenue Officer. The collaboration enhances liquidity for RLUSD — Uphold’s stablecoin that leverages XRP for settlement and compliance under U.S. Regulation E. This partnership marks another step in integrating XRP into real-world financial systems, strengthening Uphold’s position in regulated digital payments and expanding Ripple’s ecosystem reach within U.S. banking infrastructure.

Bitcoin’s latest price structure is echoing the 2024 ETF pump pattern, reflecting how market psychology often repeats. The chart shows a familiar descending wedge and compression below resistance — a setup that previously led to a powerful breakout. With liquidity and resistance between $115K and $120K still to clear, momentum continues to build. If Bitcoin breaks above this range, analysts say it could trigger another explosive rally, opening the path to new highs.

Evernorth Holdings has accumulated 388,710,606.03 XRP, reaching nearly 95% of its acquisition target. The firm’s average purchase price of around $2.44 is emerging as a key psychological and technical level for Ripple’s future price action. Analysts suggest that if XRP sustains momentum above this range, it could signal growing institutional confidence and strengthen long-term bullish sentiment around the asset.

XRP price is holding steady above its recent swing equilibrium, forming higher lows and signaling potential bullish continuation. Traders are eyeing the 2.55–2.59 demand zone particularly near 2.5529, where a fair value gap aligns as a possible entry point if a bullish reversal forms. Immediate resistance sits near 2.67, while a break below 2.5529 could flip the bias bearish toward 2.40 support. Market participants await confirmation signals before positioning for the next move.

Ethereum (ETH) is showing strong bullish momentum, reclaiming a crucial weekly demand zone between $3,800 and $4,100. The price is up 1.84% today, trading near resistance at $4,235.64. On the 4-hour chart, ETH’s structure remains positive, with support at $3,796.16. If bulls can hold above the current zone and break resistance, analysts expect Ethereum to target the $5,000 mark, signaling a potential continuation of the broader market rally.

$ZEC is soaring as the entry plan plays out perfectly, hitting resistance at the 1.618 Fibonacci projection. Traders are now watching closely to see whether Zcash will retrace for a healthy pullback before targeting the 2.618 extension or face a deeper correction back to the breakout zone. As momentum heats up, one truth remains in crypto markets: “What goes up, must come down.” The next move could define Zcash’s mid-term trend.

Privacy-focused crypto Zcash (ZEC) is making a comeback as investors highlight its strong fundamentals and long-term value. Like Bitcoin, it’s built as a store of value — but with advanced privacy features that could prove crucial in an era of rising surveillance and quantum threats. Since launching in 2016, Zcash has built credibility and a loyal “cult-like” community. With growing interest from top minds like Naval Ravikant, analysts say ZEC remains deeply undervalued at just 0.33% of Bitcoin’s market cap.

Bitcoin soared 3.41% to $115,243, smashing resistance levels and triggering massive short liquidations. Ethereum surged 6.91% to $4,212 amid whale accumulation and rising stablecoin activity. Institutional interest exploded Sharplink Gaming added $80M in ETH, and JPMorgan began accepting crypto collateral for loans. Solana hit $203.97 following Hong Kong’s first spot SOL ETF launch. With Japan debuting its yen stablecoin and DeFi volumes topping $1 trillion, the crypto market is in full-blown bullish mode.