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Prominent crypto analyst Ali Martinez has shared key technical levels for Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and XRP. For Bitcoin, he highlights $64,300 as a critical short-term threshold; a confirmed breakout above this level could push BTC towards $65,500 and possibly $66,500. However, Martinez warns of increasing selling pressure due to over 20,000 BTC being transferred to exchanges recently and miners selling roughly 1,774 BTC last week, which may indicate profit-taking. Regarding Hyperliquid's token HYPE, Martinez notes it has reached a significant resistance trendline with a TD Sequential sell signal, potentially leading to a drop towards $50 if sellers dominate. For XRP, the analyst identifies $1.06 as the crucial support level. Holding above it could allow buyers to target $1.35 and $1.64. Conversely, a break below $1.06 could intensify selling pressure, potentially driving the price down to $0.80 or even $0.62.

Flare blockchain, which enables the use of $XRP in decentralized finance, has made its wrapped token version eligible as collateral through Sentora. Sentora manages a $280 million lending pool based on Ripple's stablecoin, $RLUSD. Borrowers can now deposit wrapped $XRP (called FXRP) and borrow $RLUSD against it. This innovation opens an isolated FXRP/$RLUSD market on the Morpho Blue platform, allowing holders to take loans against their $XRP instead of selling. Access is permissionless and does not require whitelisting. Prior to approval, Sentora conducted an analysis of FXRP's market dynamics, oracle design, liquidity, and liquidation capacity as part of its institutional risk assessment. The asset will be continuously monitored. To use this option, users must create FXRP via Flare's FAssets system, bridge it to Ethereum via Stargate, deposit it to the market, and take out loans at their chosen loan-to-value ratio. Flare is developing a smart account route to authorize the entire process from an $XRP Ledger wallet and is working on direct conversion from XRPL to Ethereum. Hugo Philion, Flare's co-founder and CEO, stated that $XRP is one of the largest yet least utilized assets in DeFi, and having an institutional risk management team backing its placement on Ethereum mainnet is significant. Each Morpho Blue market has its own collateral asset, debt asset, oracle, and liquidation threshold, so a failure in the FXRP market remains isolated.

Top 3 Crypto Price Forecasts: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP (XRP) The three major cryptocurrencies are consolidating after recent declines and recovery attempts. Bitcoin shows improved short-term strength, Ethereum struggles to regain momentum above key moving averages, and XRP faces continued selling pressure near critical support. Bitcoin trades near $63,479, holding above the 20-EMA at $63,331 but below higher EMAs that create resistance between $63,629 and $64,011. A break above $64,362 could target $64,942 and $65,682, while a drop below $63,042 could lead to $62,226. Ethereum trades around $1,855, remaining below its 20, 50, and 100-EMAs but above the 200-EMA at $1,848. A push above $1,882 could target $1,900 and $1,919, while falling below $1,848 risks a decline to $1,821. XRP trades near $1.074, facing strong resistance from multiple EMAs between $1,077 and $1.100. It needs a sustained move above $1.089 to target $1.10 and $1.116. Falling below $1.061 could push prices toward $1.044.

Criminals have created a near-perfect copy of Ripple's official website to deceive investors into surrendering their XRP. The fake platform mimics the real site's design, including its dark blue color scheme, fonts, logo, and a prominent "Buy XRP" button. Upon seeing a screenshot, Ripple's Chief Technology Officer David Schwartz simply posted a GIF labeled "THIS IS A SCAM!" on social media. The fraudsters are specifically targeting long-term "HODLers"—investors who hold XRP for years without selling, even during market downturns. The fake site promises rewards for "those who never sold," using vague hints about bonuses for patience and avoiding speculation to create a false sense of exclusivity and fear of missing out (FOMO). Clicking the "Get Early Access" button and approving the transaction can drain a victim's XRP wallet. This attack relies not on code vulnerabilities but on social engineering, exploiting investor trust. Unlike typical phishing sites that steal seed phrases, this scam requires only a careless authorization click. The article references a past incident where a crypto investor lost 1.2 million XRP (worth ~$3 million at the time) due to a seed phrase mistake and a previous warning from Schwartz about a fake Ripple giveaway of 100 million XRP.

Data analysis platform CryptoQuant reports that large-scale investors, or "whales," holding significant amounts of Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP have recently increased their positions. The company suggests this trend may indicate the prolonged crypto bear market is nearing its final stage. Historically, periods of sustained price decline where large investors are buying rather than selling have been a significant indicator. Similar activity was observed in past market cycles when long-term investors deemed prices attractive. However, CryptoQuant emphasizes that current data is insufficient to confirm a market bottom has been reached. While whale accumulation is seen as a positive signal, prices for BTC, ETH, and XRP could still fall further before a definitive bottom forms, warranting investor caution regarding short-term volatility. Experts note this accumulation is often part of a long-term strategy, with large investors buying during panic while retail investors remain cautious—a common characteristic of past cycle endings. CryptoQuant also states that macroeconomic events and global liquidity conditions will remain crucial for price direction. Key factors include central bank monetary policy, regulatory changes, and institutional investor sentiment toward the market. *This is not investment advice.