Crypto Banter Signals
โ๏ธBuying a heavy bag of $FUN here on Binance!
Can't ignore such a bullish chart โ the price has retested both the ascending trend line and $0.0033 support level
Literally perfect spot for buying. The project overall is very active too, it combines AI + AI Agent, GameFI and DeFi. Quickly developing, has 45,000+ users and 40+ games already running.
Can easily make x3 from here in mid-term
โ๏ธBuying a heavy bag of $FUN here on Binance!
Can't ignore such a bullish chart โ the price has retested both the ascending trend line and $0.0033 support level
Literally perfect spot for buying. The project overall is very active too, it combines AI + AI Agent, GameFI and DeFi. Quickly developing, has 45,000+ users and 40+ games already running.
Can easily make x3 from here in mid-term
Crypto Banter Signals
๐ข LONG ZONE: 84.6 - 82.368
๐๏ธ LEVERAGE: 25x
1.๐ฏ 85.023
2.๐ฏ 85.446
3.๐ฏ 86.291999
4.๐ฏ 87.984
5.๐ฏ 88.83
โ๏ธ STOP-LOSS: 80.369999
๐ข LONG ZONE: 84.6 - 82.368
๐๏ธ LEVERAGE: 25x
1.๐ฏ 85.023
2.๐ฏ 85.446
3.๐ฏ 86.291999
4.๐ฏ 87.984
5.๐ฏ 88.83
โ๏ธ STOP-LOSS: 80.369999
Crypto Banter Signals
MARKET MOVING NEWS!
1. Pump.fun and Other Memecoin Accounts Suspended From X in Apparent Crackdown
Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has reportedly suspended the accounts of various memecoin-related platforms on Tuesday. This includes the X accounts of Pump.fun, GMGN, Bloom Trading, BullX, ElizaOS and Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen. No official explanation was issued for the suspension. Some users speculate the suspension may be due to internal policy enforcement or wider regulatory intervention.
2. JPMorgan Files 'JPMD' Trademark For Crypto Payment Services
Banking giant JPMorgan Chase has reportedly filed a new trademark application in the US for "JPMD." The filing states that JPMD will offer services such as "providing trading, exchange, transfer, and payment services for digital assets" and "issuance of digital assets." The broad list of services suggests that JPMorgan is exploring carrying out more of its financial services on blockchain rails, including a stablecoin offering.
3. Trump Media Files to Launch Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF
Crypto asset manager Yorkville America Digital has reportedly submitted a Form S-1 registration statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a joint Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF. For context, Yorkville America Digital is a partner of Trump Media & Technology Group, the owner of U.S. President Donald Trump's media company Truth Social. According to the filing, the proposed "Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, B.T." would have a holdings ratio of 75% Bitcoin and 25% Ethereum, with Crypto.com acting as the custodian, execution agent, and liquidity provider.
4. Coinbase, Gemini Closing In On MICA Licenses in Malta and Luxembourg
According to a Reuters report, U.S. crypto exchanges Coinbase and Gemini are in the final stages of receiving licenses that would permit them to operate across the entire European Union. Specifically, Gemini is on the verge of receiving an operational license from Malta, while Coinbase is set to receive a license from Luxembourg. Coinbase is also planning to open an office in the country later this year.
5. Tron Looks to Go Public in the U.S
According to a Financial Times report, Justin Sun's Tron is looking to go public in the U.S. via a reverse merger with Nasdaq-listed SRM Entertainment. The report cited "people familiar with the matter" as its source. The deal is reportedly being managed by Dominari Securities, an investment firm with ties to the Trump family. Eric Trump is expected to take up a role at the company, which will be called Tron Inc. Notably, Tron Inc plans to buy and hold Tron's TRX as part of its corporate treasury. Tron will add $210 million worth of tokens into the new firm.
6. Paradigm Urges Jury Clarity In Roman Storm's Tornado Cash Case
Venture capital firm Paradigm has reportedly filed an amicus brief in support of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm. The filing comes ahead of Storm's trial set for July 14. Paradigm stated that Storm's case could "dictate the future of software development in the United States." It argued that prosecutors were wrong to claim Storm's peer-to-peer cryptocurrency software constitutes illegal money transmitting, calling the government's position "contrary to the plain text of the law, clear FinCEN guidance, and decades of case law." It emphasised that the court must ensure the jury understands that for Storm to be found guilty, the prosecution must prove he was knowingly operating a money-transmitting business.
MARKET MOVING NEWS!
1. Pump.fun and Other Memecoin Accounts Suspended From X in Apparent Crackdown
Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has reportedly suspended the accounts of various memecoin-related platforms on Tuesday. This includes the X accounts of Pump.fun, GMGN, Bloom Trading, BullX, ElizaOS and Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen. No official explanation was issued for the suspension. Some users speculate the suspension may be due to internal policy enforcement or wider regulatory intervention.
2. JPMorgan Files 'JPMD' Trademark For Crypto Payment Services
Banking giant JPMorgan Chase has reportedly filed a new trademark application in the US for "JPMD." The filing states that JPMD will offer services such as "providing trading, exchange, transfer, and payment services for digital assets" and "issuance of digital assets." The broad list of services suggests that JPMorgan is exploring carrying out more of its financial services on blockchain rails, including a stablecoin offering.
3. Trump Media Files to Launch Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF
Crypto asset manager Yorkville America Digital has reportedly submitted a Form S-1 registration statement to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a joint Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF. For context, Yorkville America Digital is a partner of Trump Media & Technology Group, the owner of U.S. President Donald Trump's media company Truth Social. According to the filing, the proposed "Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, B.T." would have a holdings ratio of 75% Bitcoin and 25% Ethereum, with Crypto.com acting as the custodian, execution agent, and liquidity provider.
4. Coinbase, Gemini Closing In On MICA Licenses in Malta and Luxembourg
According to a Reuters report, U.S. crypto exchanges Coinbase and Gemini are in the final stages of receiving licenses that would permit them to operate across the entire European Union. Specifically, Gemini is on the verge of receiving an operational license from Malta, while Coinbase is set to receive a license from Luxembourg. Coinbase is also planning to open an office in the country later this year.
5. Tron Looks to Go Public in the U.S
According to a Financial Times report, Justin Sun's Tron is looking to go public in the U.S. via a reverse merger with Nasdaq-listed SRM Entertainment. The report cited "people familiar with the matter" as its source. The deal is reportedly being managed by Dominari Securities, an investment firm with ties to the Trump family. Eric Trump is expected to take up a role at the company, which will be called Tron Inc. Notably, Tron Inc plans to buy and hold Tron's TRX as part of its corporate treasury. Tron will add $210 million worth of tokens into the new firm.
6. Paradigm Urges Jury Clarity In Roman Storm's Tornado Cash Case
Venture capital firm Paradigm has reportedly filed an amicus brief in support of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm. The filing comes ahead of Storm's trial set for July 14. Paradigm stated that Storm's case could "dictate the future of software development in the United States." It argued that prosecutors were wrong to claim Storm's peer-to-peer cryptocurrency software constitutes illegal money transmitting, calling the government's position "contrary to the plain text of the law, clear FinCEN guidance, and decades of case law." It emphasised that the court must ensure the jury understands that for Storm to be found guilty, the prosecution must prove he was knowingly operating a money-transmitting business.