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XRP rebounds to $2.40 after legal turbulence, showing bullish signals as bulls defend key support. Is a breakout to $2.56 next for Ripple's token? The post XRP Price Prediction: XRP at $2.40 Shows Multiple Buy Signals as Bulls Defend Critical Support Zone—What’s Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

BTC is slighty up since the whale opened the massive position.

Bitcoin Dominance, or market share among cryptocurrencies, took a sharp dive in May. Meanwhile, the altcoin sector has formed a bullish Golden Cross pattern on the price chart.

Bitcoin is in line to leave its tight range behind in the coming days — even retaking all-time highs and pushing into price discovery after several months. Key points: Bitcoin is convincing traders that an upside breakout is around the corner, with all-time highs in sight. One target demands $116,000 next week, moving BTC/USD firmly out of its narrow range. Read more

Ethereum eyes $2,520 resistance inside a tightening triangle. Will ETH break out or pull back before June? Technicals suggest a move is brewing. The post Ethereum Price Prediction: Technical Breakout at $2,520 Targets $2,745 Resistance—What Is Next for ETH in June? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The following article is a guest post and opinion of Mike Romanenko, CVO & Co-founder of Kyrrex. The Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA) seeks to protect investors and make the rules clear for European crypto companies. However, according to Mike Romanenko, CVO and Co-Founder of Kyrrex, they keep worried about how having strict rules […] The post Myth or reality? MiCA and its real impact on the market debunking common misconceptions appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Saifedean Ammous says he would “throw in a few sats” to fund a developer dedicated to making Bitcoin spam more costly. Economist and author of The Bitcoin Standard, Saifedean Ammous, has weighed in on the ongoing debate over spam inscriptions on the Bitcoin network, suggesting he would “throw in a few sats” to fund a full-time developer focused on making Bitcoin spamming more difficult and expensive. Ammous made the remarks in response to a thread initiated by the pseudonymous developer GrassFedBitcoin, who called for Bitcoin Core to merge pull request #28408, which would enable node operators to filter inscriptions more easily. According to GrassFedBitcoin, the lack of inscription filtering tools contributes to unnecessary blockchain bloat and undermines Bitcoin (BTC)’s role as a monetary protocol. Read more

Bitcoin rebounds with a sharp V-shaped recovery to $103,613. Bullish momentum builds as BTC eyes a triangle breakout and sets sights on the $120K level. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Trading at $103,613 Shows Bullish Momentum After V-Shaped Recovery, Poised to Test $120K Resistance appeared first on Cryptonews.

Twelve people have been arrested in Hong Kong and China for their roles in a money laundering operation that moved $15 million through crypto. The post Hong Kong Police Bust $15M Crypto Money Laundering Ring, Arrest 12 appeared first on Cryptonews.

The United Kingdom will require crypto firms to collect and report detailed customer information on every trade and transfer starting January 1, 2026. The post UK to Enforce Mandatory Crypto Trade Reporting Starting January 2026 appeared first on Cryptonews.

Institutional buyers step in after sharp sell-off, establishing strong support at critical levels.

A retired fabricator was tricked into entering his seed phrase on a fake Coinbase site, losing a crypto portfolio worth $2 million. Retired artist Ed Suman lost over $2 million in cryptocurrency earlier this year after falling victim to a scam involving someone posing as a Coinbase support representative. Suman, 67, spent nearly two decades as a fabricator in the art world, helping build high-profile works such as Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog sculptures, according to a May 17 report by Bloomberg. After retiring, he turned to cryptocurrency investing, eventually accumulating 17.5 Bitcoin (BTC) and 225 Ether (ETH) — a portfolio that comprised most of his retirement savings. Read more

The resilient cryptocurrency shows remarkable recovery amid broader market volatility, establishing higher lows throughout trading session.

The meme coin shows resilience at $0.212 level despite 4.3% price swings, suggesting potential upside momentum.

Despite trade wars and Middle East conflict, the cryptocurrency shows resilience with higher lows forming.

UK crypto firms will need to report customer transactions on their platforms from 2026 onward as part of an initiative to strengthen crypto tax reporting practices. United Kingdom crypto companies will need to collect and report data from every customer trade and transfer beginning Jan. 1, 2026 as part of a broader effort to improve crypto tax reporting, the UK government said. Everything from the user’s full name, home address and tax identification number will need to be collected and reported for every transaction, including the cryptocurrency used and the amount moved, the UK Revenue and Customs department said in a May 14 statement. Details of companies, trusts and charities transacting on crypto platforms will also need to be reported. Failure to comply or inaccurate reporting may incur penalties of up to 300 British pounds ($398.4) per user. The UK Revenue and Customs department said it would inform companies on how to comply with the incoming measures in due course. Read more

Dubai-based Indian memecoin creator, Sahil Arora, called memecoin rug pull schemes the most lucrative opportunity in an interview with the New York Post. According to the May 17 article, Arora, who boasts of earning millions of dollars from over 100 memecoin rug pulls, said: “The easiest way to make money is to deploy a meme […] The post Creator of over 100 memecoins says rug pulls are the ‘easiest way to make money’ appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Hong Kong police have arrested 12 people tied to a $15 million crypto laundering operation, which was dismantled on the same day. Hong Kong police arrested 12 people involved in a cross-border money laundering scheme that relied on crypto and over 500 stooge bank accounts to launder HK$118 million ($15 million), local news outlets reported. The syndicate was dismantled on May 15, resulting in the arrest of nine men and three women in mainland China and Hong Kong. The suspects allegedly recruited others to open bank accounts to receive proceeds from fraud cases, which were then converted into crypto at crypto exchange shops to launder the illicit funds, Hong Kong Commercial Daily reported on May 17. Read more