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We will also take a look at XRP's price movements over the past week and some major predictions.

Monthly mentions of the Magnificent Seven (Mag 7) in Bloomberg Terminal news stories have fallen roughly 70% from their Q1 2024 peak. This points to a notable shift in investor attention away from the megacap technology group. Magnificent 7 Mentions Fall to Lowest Level Since Late 2023 The Kobeissi Letter highlighted

Three crypto companies, Bitdeer (BTDR), Forward Industries (FWDI), and Bit Digital (BTBT), report quarterly earnings this week, each coming off a quarter deep in the red. The three prints span exposure to major tokens, including Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), and Ethereum (ETH). All three assets fell last quarter,

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has outlined five key disclosures data centers must reveal to connect to the state grid. The move comes amid growing public backlash over the rapid expansion of data centers, with state officials seeking greater transparency into how much electricity and water these facilities will require.

Ethereum (ETH) is tightening from several directions at once, with coins leaving exchanges, staking absorbing supply, and stablecoin liquidity rotating onto its rails. Yet, the price sits still near $1,900. The setup has drawn attention from onchain analysts. The read points to a market quietly repositioning, while

PUMP is the other notable gainer over the past 24 hours, while CRO is trying to recover some of the recent losses.

Grayscale Head of Research says the crypto industry can keep moving forward even if the CLARITY Act, the bill that would set US rules for digital asset markets, fails to pass this year. Zach Pandl said full passage looks unlikely in 2026, given the crowded Senate calendar and election-year politics. Crypto Ran 17

Gold continues to perform a lot better on a YTD scale than BTC.

XRP defended a key support, and now analysts believe a major breakout (to the upside) is coming. However, not all agree.