Crypto coins are a social phenomenon, not a technological one. The most successful coins were always the ones able to bring together and inspire the greatest number of people - Movements. Bitcoin, XRP, DOGE… It’s crystal clear that the next great crypto Movement is solana:B4G24zZRUjZcuu4d5QTLpGFcaptXUUNmrLL4VBEmpump

Crypto regulation is coming one way or another, but will the CLARITY Act become law? How did we get here? What's the hold up? What does it all mean for WisdomTree? @Ryan_Louvar explains this and more on his recent interview at @NYSE @TakingStockLive @FINTECHTVglobal @Cheddar

Crypto(.)com Adds XRP Into Its Investment Product @Cryptocom has added $XRP into its Dual Invest product suite, enabling retail and institutional users to capture triple-digit reward rates on the asset. The structured investment tool allows participants to lock in fixed returns by selecting specific target prices and terms. The product provides a hedge against market volatility alongside existing assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL.

Crypto as a payment method is becoming less of a headline and more of a feature. Emirates just added crypto checkout for UAE residents. You pay in crypto. It converts at checkout. Emirates gets dirhams. Will you be using this?

Crypto trading activity is declining: Daily trading volume across the 44 spot crypto exchanges tracked by Kaiko fell to ~$15 billion last week, the lowest level of the year. This marks a -70% decline from January peak levels. By comparison, in February, there were 2 trading days when volume exceeded $100 billion. As a result, the average daily volume trend has fallen -50% since December 2025, to $20 billion, the lowest this year. Meanwhile, trading volume remains heavily concentrated, with the 6 largest exchanges accounting for more than 60% of total activity. Crypto market liquidity is drying up.

Crypto getting harder is a sign the industry is maturing. Think about any other industry that matured, through the early days it's a free for all where anyone can stumble into money, not knowing what they're doing. We had it with NFTs, we had it with memecoins, we had it with InfoFi, and we had it with much more. Then shit gets serious, people start leaving, it starts getting rough, but that's not a decline. It's literally what progress looks like, and the free lunch era never lasts forever. A mature industry is where the real money is made. Lock the fuck in.