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Fri, 22nd May 2026 02:06:49 PM EST

Canary Leads XRP ETF Gains as Bitcoin ETFs Lose $101M

Canary Leads XRP ETF Gains as Bitcoin ETFs Lose $101M
Crypto ETF markets remained under sustained pressure on Thursday as bitcoin funds extended their losing streak to five straight sessions and ether ETFs marked a ninth consecutive day of outflows. XRP and solana products, however, continued to attract fresh capital, reinforcing a growing split in investor appetite. XRP ETFs Add $8.

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Fri, 22nd May 2026 02:05:37 PM EST

Ripple, North Island Ventures back $6 million round for cross-chain platform Squid

Ripple, North Island Ventures back $6 million round for cross-chain platform Squid
Squid is preparing to launch a new consumer product aimed at making it easier to access and manage crypto assets, Fig told The Block.

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Fri, 22nd May 2026 02:05:00 PM EST

Crypto : Altcoins accelerate while Bitcoin remains stuck

Crypto : Altcoins accelerate while Bitcoin remains stuck
The crypto market moves without clear direction, but money does not sleep. While Bitcoin remains stuck between 76,100 and 78,000 dollars, several altcoins capture traders' attention.

(Cointribune)
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Fri, 22nd May 2026 02:00:03 PM EST

XRP Primary Elliot Wave Remains Intact And It's Pointing Above $8

XRP Primary Elliot Wave Remains Intact And It's Pointing Above $8
XRP is trading in one of its most important technical zones of the year, with a new two-week chart analysis arguing that the larger Elliott Wave structure has not broken down. The setup, which was shared by crypto analyst Dark Defender, places XRP near the end of a narrowing resistance and support apex, where the next major move could decide whether the cryptocurrency will still be trapped below short-term resistance or beg a stronger upward rally to defined resistance levels.

(NewsBTC)

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