Native Sell Pressure on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana
BTC, SOLANA, ETH, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana's native selling pressure Golden Finance, in-depth understanding of the world's most widely adopted digital assets' native selling pressure

BTC, SOLANA, ETH, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana's native selling pressure Golden Finance, in-depth understanding of the world's most widely adopted digital assets' native selling pressure
XRP sees slight 0.46% increase in 24 hours, signaling cautious uptrend. Short-term outlook bears $0.5135 support level; breach may test $0.51. Medium-term lacks reversal signals; breach of $0.51 could lead to $0.48-$0.50 range. Weekly bar nears bearish close, potentially testing $0.4780. XRP at $0.5130.
Market instability grips privacy coins Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC) due to regulatory scrutiny, risking delisting from major platforms. Bitcoin's dominance rises in South Korea, echoing 2020 trends, while Solana (SOL) outperforms in altcoin trading. However, newly listed PYUSD struggles to gain traction. The impending SEC decision on Ark's Bitcoin ETF adds uncertainty, reflecting potential market volatility. Post-crash analysis uncovers concerns, including increased price slippage and excessive leverage in the futures market. Overall, privacy tokens face regulatory and liquidity challenges while Bitcoin anticipates SEC-driven turbulence.
It will implement MiCA in December 2025, six months ahead of the deadline.
A parliamentary committee in the UK has sounded a clarion call for the safeguarding of creators' rights amidst the burgeoning realm of NFTs.
The decision to delist these tokens stems from a variety of reasons, each facing distinct issues but a common theme that unites all of them are regulatory concerns:
The collapse of FTX, Celsius, and Silvergate highlights the challenges of regulation and compliance in the emerging crypto industry.
Environmental advocacy organizations are putting further pressure on BTC to improve its environmental performance to the same level as ETH.
Bitcoin prices are besieged by a multitude of factors, and the cryptocurrency is struggling to breach the $25,000 mark.
"I guess we have a concern that [the Reserve Bank of India] may be actually in violation of the Supreme Court ruling," said Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.