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As the July 9 deadline for tariff negotiations approaches, President Donald Trump has ruled out the possibility of extending the pause on tariffs. His firm stance has caused turbulence in the crypto markets, with the top coins experiencing notable declines. This decision comes as Trump continues to press for trade agreements with several nations, including
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A recent breakdown by crypto analyst All Things XRP has reignited attention around XRP’s standout feature—ultra-low transaction fees and lightning-fast speeds, even during peak demand. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, XRP isn’t built for mining profits but for efficient, high-volume money movement—exactly what global institutions need.
Let’s dive into why XRP’s transaction model is setting it apart in 2025.
In a post that’s gaining traction on X, the analyst reveals that each XRP transaction costs just $0.00002—a fee that remains flat, regardless of network congestion or speed requirements.
This means no gas wars, no surge pricing, and no need to overpay to get faster confirmation. Even if XRP hit $1,000, the fee would still be a negligible 0.00001 XRP—making it one of the most stable-fee networks in crypto.
Unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, where miners and validators demand rewards, XRP doesn’t rely on financial incentives to process transactions. It uses a consensus protocol that eliminates the need to pay for security.
This model keeps fees low and removes the financial pressure that leads other blockchains to increase transaction costs.
According to All Things XRP, transactions on the XRP Ledger are confirmed in under 3 seconds, thanks to the absence of block competition. There’s no need to wait for miners or multiple confirmations, making it ideal for real-time payments.
Each XRP transaction burns 0.00001 XRP—not sent to validators or miners, but permanently destroyed. This has two critical benefits:
This burning mechanism ensures the network stays fast and efficient—without bloating or abuse.
All Things XRP emphasizes that XRP is capable of handling 1,500 TPS, making it ready for institutional-level volume. While many blockchains slow down under high demand, XRP remains consistent and scalable.
From banks to payment providers, institutions are taking notice. Here’s why:
As the analyst notes: “No one wants to pay $30 to send $30. XRP solves that.”
XRP’s fee structure, consensus mechanism, and blazing speed weren’t designed for hype—they were designed for real-world use at scale. As institutional players increasingly look for dependable digital payment rails, XRP is emerging as a serious contender in the race for mainstream adoption.
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A recent breakdown by crypto analyst All Things XRP has reignited attention around XRP’s standout feature—ultra-low transaction fees and lightning-fast speeds, even during peak demand. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, XRP isn’t built for mining profits but for efficient, high-volume money movement—exactly what global institutions need. Let’s dive into why XRP’s transaction model is setting it …
Donald Trump’s broader circle and business avenue is reportedly planning to launch a crypto game based on Monopoly this month. Trump is a longtime fan of the game, launching an officially licensed spinoff in 1989.
Bill Zanker, who helped Trump launch NFTs and his TRUMP meme coin, is spearheading development. However, the community response is skeptical, as very little information about the crypto element is public.
The intersection of blockchain and gaming has a wide variety of uses, from Tap-to-Earn tokens to NFT use cases and more. A surprising addition to this space is coming soon, as a new report claims that Trump’s family will launch a crypto game loosely based on Monopoly soon.
The exact details are somewhat hazy, but reporters have managed to identify a few key facts. This Monopoly game is being spearheaded by Bill Zanker, a longtime Trump associate who worked with him to launch his NFTs in 2023 and was also involved in the TRUMP token.
It’s unclear when the two renewed their partnership, but the game is set to release this month. Anonymous sources claimed that players will earn in-game cash, which is presumably where the crypto element comes in.
Both developers quoted directly compared this game to Monopoly, and its rules will likely match up. Further reports suggest that Zanker is looking to buy the IP rights for the 1980s Trump Monopoly spinoff board game.
In other words, this IP question could present a possible difficulty if Monopoly’s owners don’t license another spinoff to Trump. Even if the crypto game doesn’t bear any Monopoly branding, Hasbro could sue if the gameplay is substantially similar.
So far, the online crypto community’s response has been incredulous. Users called Trump’s crypto-themed Monopoly spinoff a “joke,” an attempt to “max extract” value from his supporters, and called developers “the largest manipulators ever.”
Even if retail investors have potential upside, there seems to be a narrow window for gains.
“Are we about to witness another Trump family rug? Apparently, Trump’s a big fan of Monopoly. Zanker claims it’s not a MONOPOLY GO! clone — but confirmed the game is real and set to launch end of April. Incoming circus or giga pump?” said one user.
It’s difficult to determine the potential impact of this game on crypto, as we have basically no information about its tokenomics. For example, in Monopoly, users have to spend in-game currency to play.
Will that be a major component of Trump’s version? Will the in-game currency include the TRUMP meme coin? How will users extract value? These details will likely remain unanswered until an official announcement.
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DeFi Development announced a new $100 million private convertible note offering, aiming to execute MicroStrategy’s acquisition plan with Solana.
However, this ambitious plan may face a setback, as its stock price fell over 9% after announcing the sale. Solana’s own performance has been wobbly, and this effort may reflect the crypto market’s own appetites.
Since MicroStrategy kicked off the trend, companies around the globe have been building Bitcoin stockpiles. This phenomenon might have profound implications for BTC, but it’s mostly stayed isolated to this asset.
However, DeFi Development is forging a new path, committing to Solana as its asset of choice:
1/ Today, we announce a $100M private convertible note offering, with plans to accumulate more $SOL.
Here’s what it means.
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— DeFi Dev Corp. (@defidevcorp) July 1, 2025
According to this plan, DeFi Development aims to raise $100 million to purchase more Solana. If the offering goes well, it may upsize to $125 million, with the convertible senior notes due in 2030.
Additionally, an undisclosed portion of the proceeds will go to stock buybacks as part of a prepaid forward to manage portfolio risk. This indicates a well-considered strategy.
Previously, the company was a commercial real estate firm named Janover. However, it rebranded to DeFi Development this April, intending to fully commit to SOL.
The SEC rejected its initial plan to raise $1 billion through securities sales for Solana purchases, but it accessed alternate funding sources to begin acquiring assets.
As it stands, the plan currently has significant advantages and drawbacks. Unfortunately, DeFi Development will need to contend with Solana’s recent price woes.
Although SOL had some positive momentum in late May, it saw setbacks throughout June and faces bearish market trends in July. Today, the asset’s price has already fallen 6%.
However, DeFi Development might have a key influence over Solana. While most corporate Bitcoin holders are following MicroStrategy, this firm could be a market mover for SOL.
Saylor’s company is a pillar of confidence in BTC, with its constant purchases helping the price stay afloat. DeFi Development’s own investments could carry out the same function.
Still, there’s a lot of uncertainty involved. For one thing, if the firm wants to buy $100 million worth of SOL, it will need to sell an equivalent amount of stock. DeFi Development might not find sufficient institutional interest, considering the Solana market.
Since declaring the note offering, DeFi Development’s stock fell over 9% in after-hours trading. The downturn began less than 30 minutes after the firm’s social media announcement, which may be a bad sign.
Whether the company succeeds or fails, this stock offering will provide useful data about market appetites and the viability of corporate crypto acquisition strategies.
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