🏛 Dubai Just Set the Rules for Stablecoins — And the Signal Is Clear
Ripple’s RLUSD has been approved for use inside DIFC under DFSA oversight.
So far, only three stablecoins meet Dubai’s framework:
• USDC
• EURC
• RLUSD
What’s excluded matters just as much: privacy coins, algorithmic stablecoins, and crypto-backed reserves are all out. Only fully backed, transparent models qualify.
The takeaway: Dubai isn’t restricting crypto — it’s filtering it.
Institutional capital follows clarity, and this framework is built for it.
$SOL is testing the $141–$145 resistance after bouncing from below $135. The recent pullback was shallow (~3–4%), suggesting stronger demand than previous attempts.
Price holds above all major MAs (20/50/100/200).
A break above $145 could open $165–$180. Rejection may keep SOL ranging.
After a full downtrend and liquidity sweep, $XRP has entered a tight consolidation phase. Weeks of compression often signal that selling pressure is being absorbed.
Markets tend to expand after prolonged compression.
JPMorgan says the recent crypto pullback appears close to completion. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows are stabilizing after early-year outflows.
Analysts describe the move as post-rally rebalancing after a strong 2025, not a liquidity-driven selloff. Historically, corrections driven by positioning tend to resolve faster.
If flows remain steady, focus may soon shift from risk reduction to re-entry.