XRP’s New BFF: Ripple & Doppler! 💸
Evernorth, a peculiar little company that adores XRP, backed by the mighty Ripple and SBI Holdings, has unveiled a grand partnership to boost XRP’s popularity, like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat. 🐇✨
Evernorth, a peculiar little company that adores XRP, backed by the mighty Ripple and SBI Holdings, has unveiled a grand partnership to boost XRP’s popularity, like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat. 🐇✨

Permit me to regale you with AMBCrypto’s findings, lest we languish in ignorance. The momentum, it seems, is as relentless as a gentleman’s pursuit of a lady’s hand-undaunted by trifles such as risk.

One might scarcely credit it, but Rain-a purveyor of stablecoin payments-has secured a staggering $250 million in funding. The occasion? A private frolic of a round, attended by luminaries such as ICONIQ (no doubt sipping tea and nodding sagely). The stated purpose? To “scale infrastructure” and “expand internationally,” though one suspects the latter may involve little more than hiring a French translator and rebranding the website. 🇬🇧➡️🇫🇷

By 2026, the signal is unmistakable: crypto’s next act isn’t about minting new tokens but about sneaking itself into the machinery that already matters. Like a polite demon in a crisp suit, it slinks into the arteries of finance, infrastructure, and media, reclassifying itself from product to plumbing. 🚰💼

Ah, HBAR, you sly dog! Your recent antics mark a most important technical development, as the market begins to waltz away from its dreary downtrend. After what felt like an eternity of gloom, you’ve confirmed a double bottom formation-a classic reversal structure that screams, “The bear is dead, long live the bull!” 🐂🎉
For context: That’s 1.096 million BTC sitting in wallets untouched since 2010. Imagine! They could’ve bought a sandwich in 2011 and called it a day. Instead, they’re down 28% from their peak. Maybe they’re just waiting for the perfect moment to sell… or maybe they’re a ghost and can’t log into their MetaMask. 🕯️

In December, this very wallet, having held 514 BTC for over a year, chose to part with 255 BTC, a transaction valued at $21.8 million, which it then wielded to fund a staggering $80.2 million in Bitcoin shorts and $2.1 million in ETH shorts. Such a move, akin to a chess grandmaster sacrificing pawns for a checkmate, yielded a profit of $8,283,137.32-a sum that would make even the most stoic investor blush.
Come fall 2026, brave crypto asset service providers (CASPs)-think of them as the digital gold miners of the 21st century-will be able to apply to operate in the UK. Mark your calendars for September 2026, because that’s when the fun begins. Expect a flood of applications, haircutting, and perhaps some cheerful chaos as everyone rushes to get their paperwork in. Because nothing says “we’re ready to regulate” like a last-minute scramble, right?

Now, let me tell you, this dip has resulted in a staggering $440 million being liquidated quicker than you can say “bankruptcy,” with a hefty 70% of those losses coming from eager long positions. And wouldn’t you know it, the Coinbase Premium Index has been screaming about weak buying pressure from our friends over yonder in the U.S., while the general market sentiment appears to be as cautious as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs, despite some bullish gains in this fine month of January.

XRP, that darling of the crypto world, has entered a state so rare it borders on the absurd: simultaneous dual signal conflict. On the daily chart, bulls are frothing at the mouth over a “golden cross,” while on the weekly, bears are gleefully pointing to a “death cross.” Both, mind you, stemming from the same setup-the interaction between the 23-day and 50-day moving averages. It’s like watching a tennis match between optimism and despair. 🎾😱