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Crypto Storm: XRP, SOL, ADA Face Backlash Over Reserve Plan

Coin WorldTuesday, Mar 4, 2025 5:36 am ET
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XRP, SOL, and ADA have found themselves at the center of a contentious debate within the crypto community, sparked by a controversial reserve plan. On March 4th, COINOTAG News reported an analysis by QCP Capital, which highlighted the unexpected inclusion of these tokens in the new reserve plan, shifting market sentiment from initial optimism to skepticism.

The crypto community is grappling with concerns surrounding the inconsistencies between this reserve plan and DOGE's cost-reduction initiatives. Additionally, the ambiguous origins of the proposed reserve funds have further fueled the controversy. As the crypto market experiences a recent downturn, pressures on Donald Trump have intensified, given his substantial backing from the crypto sector during his campaign.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has paused enforcement against crypto entities, but this has not been enough to halt the ongoing market sell-off. The prevailing risk-averse climate, coupled with a prolonged period of subdued cross-asset volatility, has led to surging anxiety levels within the market. Bitcoin's notable uptick in short-term volatility, rising by 8 points since the weekend, points toward an emerging bearish sentiment.

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