US President Donald Trump is again getting much attention from the crypto community due to the upcoming meme coin dinner on May 22. The dinner invitees will be the largest holders of the TRUMP meme coin and include Tron founder Justin Sun. With only a day left to this event, the TRUMP meme coin price is already gaining with a 9% surge in 24 hours to trade at $14.38 at press time. In this article, we explore what to expect from this token’s performance before and after this event. Tron Founder to Attend Trump’s Meme Coin Dinner The number one attendee to this event is the founder of Tron, Justin Sun, who is also the largest holder of the TRUMP meme coin. Sun confirmed his attendance through an X post on May 20, saying that he is going to discuss crypto and the future of the industry. Justin Sun X… Read More at Coingape.com
Sui price is exhibiting strong bullish momentum with its price moving to the $4 level. Breakout of the falling wedge chart pattern has been noted by several analysts, and it is expected that the token may head towards the $10 level.
Trading at $3.04 now, SUI has registered solid gains across the board. This includes a 10.6% increase in the past 24 hours and 56.1% growth over the past week.
SUI price eyes falling wedge pattern breakout
Multiple cryptocurrency analysts have shared SUI’s recent technical breakout as a strong indicator for future price appreciation. In addition, analyst Crypto Rand described in a tweet the move as a massive bull breakout on the main downtrend channel. He suggested that the token is looking primed for further gains. This sentiment is echoed by analyst Coinvo, who explicitly referenced the massive SUI falling wedge breakout.
The falling wedge pattern is a bullish reversal formation that develops when price makes lower highs and lower lows but with converging trendlines. This generally signals the end of a downtrend. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe further reinforced this outlook and noted that a strong breakout is occurring and advising followers to consider being dip buyers in the coming trend.
The bullish case is strengthened by broader timeframe analysis from Bitcoinsensus. The analyst identified an ascending wedge pattern forming since June 2023. He also shared a “bullish high time-frame confirmation with a break of trend on the RSI on the weekly.”
Price predicted to hit $10
Analysts have placed huge targets for SUI price on the technical breakout. Ledora, who refers to SUI as their “number 1 alt pick.” He predicted that the token will reach new all-time highs in the near future and stated “$10 is coded.” This is more than a 200% premium from the current price.
A more accurate technical prediction is by Bitcoinsensus, who has set a next target price at $11.50 for SUI on the week-long time frame. This is according to SUI’s behavior within an ascending wedge structure since June 2023, as well as the recent bullish confirmation by the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on week-long charts.
Sui has been moving in waves inside this ascending wedge that has been forming since June of 2023.
We now also have got a bullish high time-frame confirmation with a break of trend on the RSI on the weekly. Next price target for $SUI on… pic.twitter.com/T4F5nxU5RY
SUI’s latest performance data verify such optimistic expectations. The token has gained 31.2% over the past month. Even in one-year performance, the token has grown by a staggering 150.1%.
The token is becoming more notable, as seen through its position among the top 5 made-in-America cryptocurrencies, as per CoinGecko figures. SUI is at number five, barely behind only XRP ($125B), Solana ($76.3B), USDC ($61.8B), and Cardano ($24.4B) among made-in-America digital currencies.
CoinGape has also dove into the potential SUI price prediction, which shows a 46% bullish possibility.
Just days before Coinbase launched CFTC-regulated XRP futures on its U.S. derivatives platform, the Oregon Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming that 31 cryptocurrencies sold on Coinbase — including XRP, UNI, LINK, AAVE, and MKR — are unregistered securities.
This lawsuit goes way further than the SEC’s original complaint, which listed 13 tokens. The Oregon case expands that number to 31, calling them “crypto securities” and alleging they were offered and sold as investment contracts through Coinbase and Coinbase Prime.
What’s raising eyebrows is the inclusion of XRP, especially since Coinbase delisted the token shortly after the SEC sued Ripple in December 2020, and didn’t relist it until after the July 2023 summary judgment from Judge Torres. In that ruling, Judge Torres stated that XRP itself is not a security, a key detail the Oregon complaint does not appear to acknowledge.
Days before Coinbase’s CTFC regulated XRP futures goes live on Coinbase Derivatives the Oregon AG files a complaint that alleges XRP sold on the Coinbase platform and Coinbase prime is a ‘crypto security’ ignoring that Coinbase delisted XRP from those platforms and did not allow… https://t.co/cS0WTLqozUpic.twitter.com/xnc3fQjAxc
This legal action arrives at a pivotal time for Coinbase, as the exchange recently launched XRP futures trading for U.S. customers through its CFTC-regulated derivatives platform on April 21, hinting at renewed confidence in the regulatory status of the token.
The lawsuit has sparked fresh debate over the legal classification of digital assets in the U.S., as regulators and state officials continue to take different positions on what defines a security in the crypto space.
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Just days before Coinbase launched CFTC-regulated XRP futures on its U.S. derivatives platform, the Oregon Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming that 31 cryptocurrencies sold on Coinbase — including XRP, UNI, LINK, AAVE, and MKR — are unregistered securities. This lawsuit goes way further than the SEC’s original complaint, which listed 13 …
According to data from PiScan, the Pi Network’s core team currently holds the majority of the total Pi Coin (PI) supply.
While such concentration may be necessary during the early stages of a network’s development, it also raises significant concerns about the project’s future decentralization.
Pi Coin Supply Concentration: Core Team’s Control Sparks Worries
The latest data reveals that the Pi Network’s core team controls approximately 62.8 billion Pi Coins across six wallets. Additionally, around 20 billion PI sits in roughly 10,000 unlisted wallets that belong to the team.
This brings the total supply held by these entities to about 82.8 billion PI. It represents a major chunk of the total maximum supply of 100 billion.
Further complicating the centralization issues, Pi Network is currently operating with only 43 nodes and three validators globally. In stark contrast, more established Layer 1 networks, such as Bitcoin (BTC), operate with over 21,000 nodes.Moreover, Ethereum (ETH) has over 6,600, and Solana (SOL) has around 4,800 nodes.
The limited number of nodes and validators means that control of the network is concentrated in the hands of a few entities. Therefore, this makes the network much more centralized than its more established counterparts.
“Analyzing Pi Network’s source code and on-chain data is currently challenging due to its incomplete openness,” PiScan posted on X.
Meanwhile, Pi Network has also raised doubts regarding privacy and third-party involvement. In the 2025 privacy policy update, Pi Network revealed that it uses ChatGPT for its Know Your Customer (KYC) process. This feature was not mentioned in the previous version of the policy.
“We use ChatGPT, as a trusted AI partner, to automate identity verification and enhance security measures. By using our KYC services, users consent to the use of ChatGPT, and other AI providers that may be later implemented, as part of our KYC process,” the document states.
The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into the KYC process brings a new layer of complexity to how user data is shared and processed.
This dissatisfaction has resulted in a sharp decline in Pi Network’s popularity. According to Google Trends, the search interest for “Pi Network” has dropped significantly since the mainnet launch on February 20.
On launch day, the search interest was at 100, indicating a peak of public attention and excitement surrounding the event. However, this figure has plummeted to just 12 at the time of this report, reflecting a steep decline in interest.
