Author: Alice Monroe

Alice Monroe

Alice Monroe is an Associate Writer at Crypto Junction, covering crypto trends, token marketing, and emerging blockchain projects with a focus on real market insights.

Scam letters targeting Ledger Wallet users mark a dangerous shift in tactics. These physical mail scams pretend to be official correspondence from Ledger and try to steal the users’ recovery phrases. This development follows the 2020 data breach which levied customer data terribly unprotected, and that now appears to be greeted by signs this has turned into a happy crap company for crooks. Sophisticated Impersonation Strategy These scam letters have the same branding as the original Ledger. To appear real, they display logos, fake security team names, and even reference numbers. Particullarly, they suggest that customers conduct a “critical security…

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Jack Mallers Drops a Bombshell: Bitcoin-Only Firm Hits Wall Street Bitcoin die-hard and Strike founder Jack Mallers shook the crypto world by launching Twenty One Capital, a public Bitcoin treasury company backed by Tether and SoftBank. Mallers is changing the way businesses think about value by rejecting the dollar and measuring everything in Bitcoin. As the founder of Strike, Jack Mallers has a vault of more than 42,000 BTC and aims to go public. A Bold New Mission: Bitcoin or Nothing Twenty One Capital isn’t playing by Wall Street’s rules.The company will use Bitcoin Per Share (BPS) and Bitcoin Return…

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Bitcoin is just getting started, yet it is flourishing in chaos. “Bitcoin thrives when there is more uncertainty,” said Jay Jacobs of BlackRock recently, which could lead to further bitcoin adoption. The market is proving him right. However, what if China is another superpower that cleverly puts itself in a position to accelerate the growth of Bitcoin adoption? China’s Big Financial Shift: Goodbye Treasuries, Hello Gold (and Maybe Bitcoin) China used to be the biggest rival of Bitcoin. But it is now secretly selling off US Treasuries, which are at their lowest point since 2009. Additionally, it is amassing gold…

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Executive Summary XRP has not been able to sustain momentum above this crucial technical level. It is holding close to its 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) around $2.18. Despite occasional surges, there hasn’t been consistent buying demand. Therefore, to assess XRP’s future trajectory, this research looks at its technical setup, market sentiment, and recent events, such as the approval of ProShares XRP futures ETFs. Additionally, it considers how xrp ETFS might affect expert forecasts. Current Price Action and Technical Analysis With important Fibonacci levels around $1.91, $1.65, and $1.23 (support) and $2.74, $3.00, and $3.42 (resistance), XRP is consolidating between…

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The Fight for $0.70 Has Begun Cardano (ADA), which rose to $0.746 before reversing to the crucial $0.70 support, is at a critical point. Buyers are tightly defending this level, but it might break if they don’t generate consistent momentum. The future course of this cryptocurrency depends on whether they develop sufficient strength behind the scenes for Cardano. Momentum Gathers Strength but Doubts Linger Cardano is currently trading above its 50-day SMA at $0.674, which offers temporary support in the event that $0.70 fails. But the 200-day SMA at $0.764 is still a significant barrier. While a failure could erode…

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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has officially rejected calls to add Bitcoin to its reserve assets, signaling caution from even the world’s most crypto-friendly countries. At the SNB’s annual meeting, Vice President Martin Schlegel stated that Bitcoin does not match the “high requirements” for assets in the central bank’s portfolio, citing worries about stability, liquidity, and volatility. Why Bitcoin Was on the Table The proposal came from Bitcoin advocates like Yves Bennaim, who argued that a small Bitcoin allocation could diversify Swiss reserves and protect financial independence. Historic analysis revealed that even a 1% exposure since 2015 might have doubled…

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The Launch of ProShares XRP Futures ETF On April 30, 2025, ProShares Trust will introduce its XRP futures ETFs after SEC approval. Short XRP (-1x), Ultra Short XRP (-2x), and Ultra XRP (2x leverage) are all part of the suite. These ETFs provide controlled exposure without direct ownership of XRP. The wider cryptocurrency market may be impacted by this action. It could increase accessibility to trade in XRP futures contracts. Futures ETFs: How They Work Futures ETFs invest in contracts to buy or sell assets at a fixed price. In contrast to regular ETFs that hold tangible assets, futures ETFs…

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Whale Watch: Surge in Bitcoin Holdings Whales of Bitcoin are buying in great numbers.According to Glassnode, between April 7 and April 26, wallets with at least $1 million in Bitcoin increased by 10%. With a trend score of 0.90, large wallets containing more than 10,000 BTC exhibit record whale accumulation. This is the most aggressive accumulation in history, according to analysts. This bullish signal frequently precedes significant Bitcoin rallies, with smaller investors following shortly after. Saylor Signals Strategy’s Next Big Move Co-founder of Strategy Michael Saylor’s tweet from April 27th, “Stay Humble, Stack Sats,” hinted at another significant Bitcoin purchase.…

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Bitcoin adoption is a widely debated topic. Bitcoin treasury companies, according to Hashcash creator Adam Back, are essential to hyperbitcoinisation. Within the next ten years, he contends, these businesses might raise the market value of Bitcoin to above $200 trillion. This article examines Back’s argument as well as the growing use of Bitcoin by businesses. What Are Bitcoin Treasury Firms? Bitcoin treasury companies are selling some of their assets to Bitcoin in place of traditional cash and bond holdings. By securing their assets in a Bitcoin treasury, they benefit from Bitcoin’s restricted quantity. This aspect makes it a desirable store…

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Nasdaq Pushes for Clarity in Crypto Regulation Nasdaq requested the SEC to recognise specific cryptocurrencies like stocks. In a letter, Nasdaq’s digital assets section urged that tokens that function as business shares be subject to the same regulations as traditional stocks. This movement attempts to create clearer, more organised standards for digital assets. It ensures that tokens with stock-like attributes adhere to established market norms. These norms are crucial in understanding the evolving digital asset market. SEC’s New Leadership and Changing Approach The need for clear cryptocurrency laws coincides with leadership changes at the SEC. Former Chair Gary Gensler’s approach…

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