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The first US leveraged XRP ETF, Teucrium’s 2x Long Daily XRP ETF, was off to a strong start with around $5 million in day-one trading volume — a figure that places it in the top 5% of all new ETF launches, according to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. The fund, trading under the ticker XXRP, drew roughly four times the debut activity of Volatility Shares’ 2x Solana ETF (SOLT), Balchunas noted. The SOLT fund launched on March 20 alongside the Volatility Shares Solana ETF (SOLZ) as one of the first Solana futures ETFs in the US. The 2x Long Daily XRP ETF , launched by Teucrium Investment Advisors on April 8, aims to offer double the daily returns of XRP using swap agreements. Reference rates for the swaps now include several European Exchange Traded Products due to the absence of suitable US-listed spot XRP ETFs. The company, known for its commodity ETFs, is expanding its crypto offerings, following its previous Bitcoin futures ETF launch. The leveraged ETF is Teucrium’s most successful ETF launch to date, said Sal Gilbertie, CEO of Teucrium, in a Tuesday interview with Crypto Prime’s Nate Geraci. “It’s been a terrific, very successful launch — our most successful launch day to date for any fund we’ve ever done,” said Gilbertie. “There was overwhelming excitement… I think a lot because we were overlooked.” Teucrium filed for the product shortly after the previous SEC administration stepped down, and with the standard 75-day window having elapsed, the fund launched at the first available opportunity. “We filed as soon as we could after the old SEC regime left… we launched today,” Gilbertie said. “I think it’s almost at a couple hundred thousand shares.” The ETF currently gains exposure to XRP through swaps based on European XRP ETPs, though it has the flexibility to hold other XRP-linked instruments, including futures when available, to optimize efficiency and costs. Importantly, the product is not designed for buy-and-hold investors, Gilbertie added. “This is absolutely a short-term trading tool — ideally for one day,” Gilbertie said. “Because of the reset and the math… if that asset goes up very slowly or sideways or down, you will lose money.” Still, for aggressive traders, the appeal is there. “It’s pretty hard to get leverage [on XRP], and these 2X products… make it easy,” he said. “Ordinary people with their Robinhood account can sit there and trade one share with leverage.” The launch comes amid what Gilbertie describes as a more crypto-friendly regulatory environment. “Prior to the new SEC, the old SEC was an impediment. They crushed innovation, they were an enemy of cryptocurrencies,” he said, noting that under new leadership, the review process for XXRP was relatively smooth. “They didn’t look for an impediment… they simply made sure that we were adhering to the rules and regulations,” he said. Teucrium, which manages about $320 million across 12 ETFs, has already filed for an inverse XRP ETF called the Teucrium 2x Short Daily XRP ETF, according to its prospectus materials . Leveraged inverse ETFs would allow investors to potentially profit as XRP prices decline. However, Gilbertie said the firm is holding off on launching until it gauges investors’ appetite. Teucrium also left the door open to future crypto-related products. “We’re an ETF company… we’re willing to do any ETF that we think is going to provide an extra tool for investors,” he said. On crypto’s broader role in a portfolio, Gilbertie drew a clear distinction between Bitcoin and other assets. “I think there’s Bitcoin and there’s everything else,” he said. “Bitcoin is digital gold — it should be in your portfolio to stabilize it.” As for assets like XRP, Ether, or Solana, he said they resemble technology platforms. “They’re systems, they’re technological systems… they should be priced like technology,” he said. “And when Ripple goes public… my guess is they’re going to be valued as technology stocks.”

. PUMP/USDT at $500: Just Hype or the Start of a Bigger Trend? The crypto space is no stranger to wild rallies, but few tokens have turned heads recently like PUMP/USDT. With its price surging past the $500 mark, PUMP is making a bold statement in an already volatile altcoin market. But is this just another hype-driven breakout, or are we seeing the early stages of a serious uptrend? Let’s dive into a unique breakdown of the technicals, sentiment, and underlying potential of this breakout. 🧠 Beyond the Name: Is PUMP All Hype? At first glance, a token named “PUMP” might sound like a meme or a short-term attention grab — and let’s be real, the crypto world has seen plenty of those. But what makes PUMP interesting is its ability to sustain growth beyond the initial buzz. Over the past month, PUMP has been climbing steadily, with increasing volume and consistent pullback-and-breakout patterns. This isn’t just speculative behavior — it’s indicative of accumulation and strong hands entering the market. What’s more, the token has built a growing community, active social presence, and has started hinting at ecosystem utilities, such as staking, governance, and upcoming exchange listings. These aren't just rumors — there’s substance building beneath the surface. 📈 Technical Analysis: Breaking Through Key Levels The breakout past $500 wasn’t just psychological — it was technically significant. Prior resistance levels at $420 and $470 had previously rejected upward moves, but this time, price surged through with conviction, supported by high volume and a clean candle close above $500. Here are the current technical highlights: Support Zone: $460–$480 has flipped into a key demand zone, with strong buybacks during any minor dips. Next Resistance: Short-term resistance appears near $530–$545, with a longer-term Fibonacci extension pointing toward $585–$600. RSI & Momentum: RSI on the daily chart is hovering near overbought, which may signal a cooling period or consolidation before the next leg up. For traders, the play is simple: watch for consolidation above $500, wait for volume confirmation on any breakout, and avoid chasing pumps without a clear setup. 📊 Market Sentiment: Fear of Missing Out Is Back What’s driving this sudden surge in PUMP? In one word: FOMO. The token has gained attention not just from individual investors but also from mid-sized traders looking to capitalize on momentum. On-chain activity shows new wallet creation increasing, and social metrics — including Twitter mentions and Telegram group growth — are spiking. This kind of sentiment-driven momentum can be powerful, especially in a market where altcoins are waking up after Bitcoin’s dominance plateaued. However, sentiment is a double-edged sword. If the hype fades or the broader market corrects, PUMP could see sharper-than-average retracements. It’s important to remain cautious even while riding the trend. 🧭 Final Thoughts: Momentum Meets Opportunity PUMP/USDT crossing $500 is more than a technical level — it’s a milestone that could shift its market perception. What started as a potential meme is evolving into a token with real movement, structure, and community backing. While short-term corrections are always possible, the overall setup suggests PUMP may have more room to run — especially if it stays above key support levels and continues to deliver development updates. Keep your eyes on volume, sentiment, and the project roadmap. PUMP might still have gas in the tank — just make sure you're riding it with a plan, not emotion. $PUMP

On Wednesday, the total valuation of the global crypto market declined by nearly 5%, settling at $2.42 trillion. Bitcoin, the dominant digital asset, slipped to a low of $74,588 per coin on Tuesday and is now hovering slightly above the $76,000 threshold. Bitcoin Loses Ground; Gold Quietly Climbs Past $3K Over the past 24 hours, bitcoin has depreciated 4.7% against the U.S. dollar, bottoming out at $74,588 shortly after 9 p.m. on April 8. The cryptocurrency recorded $60.22 billion in worldwide trade volume and, as of 8:15 a.m. ET on April 9, is exchanging hands at $76,300. While BTC experienced a 4.7% decline, ether dropped 8.2%, Solana fell 6.4%, and XRP lost 8.8% in the same timeframe. BTC/USD 1H chart via Bitstamp at 8:40 a.m. ET on April 9, 2025. Only a handful of digital assets—LEO, FOUR, and IP—managed to resist the broader downward motion. NEAR took the heaviest hit, falling 12.9%, followed by EOS at 12%, AB at 11.6%, and FARTCOIN with an 11.12% decline. Global crypto trading volume came in at $136.33 billion, reflecting an 8.36% drop. Bitcoin retains a 62.5% share of the market, while ether commands 7.3%. Although BTC is trading for $76,300 on most international platforms, South Korean exchange Upbit lists it at $77,871. Within the derivatives sector, $443.36 million in leveraged positions were liquidated on Wednesday. Of that total, $116 million originated from bitcoin long positions, while ether long trades accounted for $85.79 million. By 8:15 a.m. on Wednesday, 139,383 traders had been liquidated, according to $BTC

🚨 Market tremors: Trump's tariffs take hold, and Wall Street is feeling the aftershocks. Crypto tumbles, bonds spike, and traders brace for more volatility. • 30-year Treasury yield sees steepest weekly climb since 1981 • Bitcoin hits five-month low as stock sell-off stretches into day four • Fed may step in as basis trade unravel sparks liquidation panic 🧨$BTC