XRP News Today: XRP ETF Speculation: Will Regulatory Approval Ignite a Bull Market in 2025?
- XRP, BullZilla, and Toncoin dominate 2025 crypto forecasts amid regulatory clarity and institutional adoption trends. - Blazpay’s AI-driven presale raised $1M in Phase 3, selling 87% of 157.3M BLAZ tokens with gamified DeFi features. - Ripple’s XRP ETF approval potential and RLUSD’s $1B market cap highlight traditional finance integration efforts. - BullZilla’s HODL Furnace staking and TON’s Telegram-based scalability position them as meme and utility coin contenders. - Market volatility persists as XRP
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