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Solana Company unveils Pacific Backbone, H2 2026 upgrades, 12–18 month liquidity
Solana Company unveiled the Pacific Backbone to deploy low‑latency nodes linking Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong, aiming to strengthen staking, validator operations and execution across Asia Pacific. The rollout starts with smaller node activations, targets hardware and tech upgrades by the second half of 2026, and plans liquidity‑focused products in 12–18 months. SOL traded at $79.06 with a 4.93% daily drop.
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XRPL Activity Plunges 50–80% After XLS-81 Launch as Analyst Weighs XRP Price Impact
On February 23, analyst Arthur reported that visible XRP Ledger activity has dropped between 50% and 80% in recent weeks, with active tagged users, payment volume, and sending accounts all sharply lower. He linked the decline to the February 18 activation of XLS-81, which enables permissioned institutional trading that does not show on public dashboards, and argued that this may mask underlying demand. XRP is trading around $1.39 with double-digit percentage losses over the past month and year, while on-chain loss metrics and valuation ratios from Santiment present mixed longer-term signals.
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Analyst Says Many XRP Investors Misread Token Built for Liquidity Stress
In a recent video, analyst Kamilah Stevenson argued that many XRP holders misunderstand the token, which she characterizes as neutral settlement infrastructure rather than a typical speculative asset. She contends XRP is designed for periods of severe liquidity stress, when trust is scarce and markets are disordered, and that common assumptions about constantly available liquidity break down in such crises. According to her, XRP’s value could be in enabling large-scale settlement with fewer units under pressure, making price compression a functional feature instead of mere hype.
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Trump-linked World Liberty Financial reports coordinated attack on USD1 stablecoin peg
World Liberty Financial, the crypto project linked to Donald Trump and his family, reported on February 23 a coordinated attack on its USD1 stablecoin that briefly pushed it below its $1 peg. The team said attackers allegedly hacked several co-founder accounts, paid influencers to spread fear, and opened large short positions in WLFI to profit from volatility, but USD1 later rebounded to trade back near par. WLFI emphasized that USD1 remains fully backed by cash, U.S. Treasuries, and government money market funds held with BitGo and supported by a transparent mint-and-redeem mechanism.
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