Michael Saylor predicts that global capital will flow into the Bitcoin network

XRP remains in a tight trading range, with sellers defending the $1.90 resistance and buyers supporting the $1.86 level, indicating a potential decisive move soon. What to know : XRP's price slipped to $1.86 as traders sold into rallies, despite steady demand for spot ETFs and a rise in total ETF-held assets to $1.25 billion. Institutional investors are increasingly using structured products like ETFs for XRP exposure, preferring them for reduced custody and compliance friction. XRP remains in a tight trading range, with sellers defending the $1.90 resistance and buyers supporting the $1.86 level, indicating a potential decisive move soon.

[SlowMist Founder Yu Xian States Debot User Private Keys Stolen, Hacker Has Profited $255,000 and Continues Theft] SlowMist founder Yu Xian posted on the X platform, stating that they are following up on the Debot incident and reviewing on-chain activity. Private keys of Debot-related users have been stolen, and the hacker has profited $255,000 in assets, with theft still ongoing. If users are using Debot and their private keys are allocated by Debot, those private keys are at security risk.

[DeBot Responds to Wallet Security Issues: Secure Addresses Operating Normally] DeBot's official account on the X platform stated that secure wallet addresses are operating normally and have not been affected. They have noticed issues with some addresses and are actively following up to resolve them.

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JPMorgan Chase has frozen accounts related to two stablecoin startups due to sanctions issues. （Cointelegraph）