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I think the best option now is to keep with all coins/ token because everything of them is depreciating massively . .

Meta Launches Llama 4: Powerful Multimodal AI with 10M Token Context Window On April 5, 2025, Meta unveiled Llama 4, its latest open-source AI series, introducing two standout models: Llama 4 Scout and Llama 4 Maverick. Scout, with 17 billion parameters and a massive 10 million token context window, outperforms models like Gemma 3 and Mistral 3.1. Maverick is built for multimodal tasks and surpasses GPT-4o and Gemini 2.0 Flash, scoring 1417 ELO on the LMArena benchmark. Both models leverage a mixture-of-experts architecture and iRoPE technology to boost performance and efficiency. Meta is also training a larger model, Llama 4 Behemoth, which already outperforms GPT-4.5 on STEM benchmarks—even before completion. The models are available on Hugging Face, though their usage is currently restricted in the EU due to strict privacy regulations. #Meta #Llama4 #AI #MultimodalAI #GPT4 #Gemini #HuggingFace #TechNews #CoinPhoton

Since Ripple’s inception, its innovativeness in fin-tech has been centralized around augmenting global payments. In the referential talk by SMQKE , Marcus Treacher, the ex-head of the Ripple tech team, shed more light on the company’s consistent and long-standing position about ISO 20022 —a standard that could potentially be the next big thing in global financial messaging. SMQKE has also pointed out that the ISO 20022 protocol, which enables data to be shared among financial systems without any interruptions, appeared in 2004—the year of Ripple’s establishment. This parallelism, as argued by SMQKE, is something worthy of citation. As other companies are still trying to adopt the new compliance framework, Ripple has never ceased to make everything ready for compliance from the beginning till now. “We’ve always had a real focus on removing all that friction,” Treacher said, emphasizing the company’s intent from the beginning. RippleNet, established in 2016 and 2017, was a direct response of Ripple to the fragmented condition of the market of cross-border transactions. It took on a logical supervision layer, which was a good fit for the ISO 20022’s call for uniform, enriched financial messaging. RippleNet was always focused on and prioritized the accuracy and complement of the data parallel to the payments it handled. Each traditional SWIFT and TIPS network is still using old messages that they operate with. Ripple, in turn, migrated to the new standard with compatibility in mind. Despite this, the U.S. Federal Reserve is not free of the problem with the old infrastructure. ISO 20022 is a standard that addresses these issues, and Ripple has not only accepted the transformation but has also welcomed the shift. Treacher emphasized that Ripple’s idea was more of making the process of moving across borders simple, better than anything to a certain technology. At first, XRP was used for liquidity provision between different fiat currencies, and then later, its role was taken by the Interledger Protocol , which was faster for fiat-to-fiat transactions. Pegah Soltani, Ripple’s Head of Payments Products, echoed this focus in a separate interview shared by SMQKE. She described ISO 20022 as a global standard that boosts competition, encourages innovation, and delivers better data within each transaction. Her comments underscore Ripple’s broader ambition to not just be compliant—but influential. After protocol integration, Ripple’s advancement didn’t come to a standstill. As an example, RLUSD, a dollar-backed stablecoin, was brought to the Ripple Payments system by the company in April 2025. The coin, which was released just the past December, has a market capitalization of $250 million. Still, not everything has been smooth sailing. XRP, Ripple native token, is 5.25% surge amidst the President Donald Trump announced a new wave of tariffs, triggering market-wide concerns.

TL;DR It’s tough to sell this article, so let’s be honest from the start. The PI token, which saw the light of day on February 20 when it became available for trading on numerous exchanges, slumped hard after reaching a new all-time high on February 26. At the time, the peak at $3 was short-lived and the asset started to lose value painfully quickly . This culminated yesterday when it slumped to an all-time low of $0.54 (CoinGecko data), an 82% drop from the aforementioned positive record in just over a month. Such a massive decline turned even previous proponents into critics, as one claimed that the project was actually a slow rug pull. The past 24 hours have finally brought some relief to the Pi Network community as PI jumped by over 9% and now sits at $0.6. Perhaps one of the reasons behind this increase is PI’s growing popularity among certain investors, as CoinGecko informed. The token entered the top 10 cryptocurrencies in terms of the most trending coins in the period between March 29 and April 4. Thus, it surpassed the market leader Bitcoin as well as other bigger altcoins like Ethereum, Solana, Toncoin, and Ripple. Or, another possible reason for today’s price surge is a termin known as ‘dead cat bounce.’ It refers to a temporary recovery in an asset’s price after a substantial and continuous decline, caused by speculators buying in order to cover their positions. It usually doesn’t end well. But that’s just a speculation, of course.

TL;DR The renowned crypto analyst Ali Martinez has outlined multiple times the importance of the $2 support for XRP’s future price movements. The asset tested it on a couple of occasions in the past month, dipping below it twice since March 11. However, it ultimately withstood the pressure and helped XRP remain among the top performers since the US elections in early November. Moreover, Ripple’s token bounced off quite impressively after the March 11 crash and shot up to $2.6 within the next week. That price surge transpired after Brad Garlinghouse, the company’s CEO, announced that the lawsuit against the SEC had effectively ended. Since then, though, XPR has failed to recapture its momentum and slipped below $2 earlier this week, charting a 24% decline amid the escalating Trade War. As mentioned above, the $2 support remained strong, and XRP now trades at $2.15. Martinez believes holding that level could serve as a propeller for the next leg up, which could push its price north by 30%. However, he also highlighted a bearish scenario in which $2 is broken to the downside. In this case, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap risks dropping all the way down to $1.3 as there’s not much support between these two levels given XRP’s explosive surge in November and December last year. Nevertheless, Martinez is overall predominantly bullish on XRP, as the TD Sequential also recently flashed a buy signal on the daily chart.