- The CFO from Seattle has been jailed for stealing $35 million in pursuit of 20% returns from cryptocurrency. - The Florida Senate unanimously passed a landmark bill on stablecoins, according to reports. - Reports indicate that this month, there was a second mass withdrawal from the XRP ETF totaling $16.63 million.

Crypto company executive Jake Klayver believes that now may be the perfect time for the world's largest asset management firm, BlackRock, to enter the $XRP ETF market. The CEO of Digital Ascension Group shared this opinion in a tweet on Friday. He argued that the current market situation could create an ideal moment for BlackRock to consider launching an $XRP ETF. His comment came amid growing investor concerns about liquidity risks in the expanding private credit market.

A well-known crypto researcher claims that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and $XRP are vulnerable to quantum threats, but $XRP may have an advantage over the others. Discussions about the impact of quantum computing on blockchain security have intensified as researchers assess whether future quantum machines could crack the cryptographic systems used by major networks. After studying these potential risks, Versan Aljarra, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, recently explained that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and $XRP use cryptographic methods that could theoretically become vulnerable if quantum computing advances far enough. Although none of the networks are fully protected against the growing quantum threat, Aljarra suggested that $XRP might have an edge due to how the original developers structured the $XRP XRPL( ledger.