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In line with most expectations and its hint last month, the US Federal Reserve made the first interest rate cut for 2025, reducing it by 25 bps. Most market commentators believed crypto and the rest of the financial markets had already priced in this cut, so it would be interesting to follow how BTC will

Last updated:  September 10, 2025 XRP surged 3.8% on Monday, outperforming Bitcoin (+1.1%) and Ethereum (+0.3%). Behind the rise, on the one hand, investors are betting that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this month, and on the other hand, news that the SEC may approve the Dogecoin ETF has further boosted XRP’s trend.

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XRP Open interest on the CME Group has reached a new all-time high (ATH), presenting a bullish outlook for the altcoin. This further underscores the massive demand for XRP exposure among institutional investors, which could serve as a catalyst for higher prices.  CME XRP Futures Open Interest Hit News ATH In an X post

Bitcoin’s price is rebounding, and so the market for perpetual swaps is showing a sharp increase in open interest (OI). That OI number crude proxy for how many traders are in the market shows that, post-CPI (Consumer Price Index indica implementation of economic policy), we have roughly 281,000 BTC in the Bitcoin perpetual swap OI.

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Banque Misr and the National Bank of Egypt (NBE) on Tuesday announced a reduction in the interest rate for the three-year dollar-denominated certificates of deposits (CDs) with a quarterly return to five percent – down from six percent annually. The interest rate on the three-year CDs with a prepaid return...