XRP Now Oversold, Big News May Be Coming for Shiba Inu, XRP Army Fascinated by New Twitter 'X' Logo: Crypto News Digest by U.Today

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XRP now oversold, here's next potential move

Many altcoins that had been on a roll since the beginning of the month are now falling off the wagon, with being one of them. At the moment of writing, the token is trading at $0.6903, down by 1% over the past 24 hours and by almost 9% over the past seven days. XRP's trading volume is in decline as well, as it plummeted by 10.76% over the past day. With bears selling, there is a chance of a deeper fall if there is no cushion in the near future. Considering the momentum XRP picked up over the past few weeks, many analysts assume that the coin is oversold. With this perception of overselling, we can expect to see a revival after the bears have satisfied their profit-taking desires.

Shiba Inu (SHIB): Big news coming? This tweet on Shibarium suggests something

In a recent tweet, Lucie, ecosystem official, hinted at something exciting coming for the meme coin project. Her tweet reads: "We are cooking something…Follow on YouTube." Major releases are indeed scheduled for the Shiba Inu ecosystem, ranging from the release of the "Worldpaper" to the big event: the Shibarium mainnet launch. Previously, Shiba Inu lead Shytoshi Kusama teased the unveiling of the "Worldpaper" alongside the release of Shibarium, or right before. As explained in a blog post, the "Worldpaper" will provide a deep dive into all the aspects of SHIB, including the ecosystem of tokens, products, platforms and services, including but not limited to SHIB, BONE, LEASH and TREAT.

XRP community fascinated by new Twitter "X" logo, here's why

Over the weekend, all the Twitter users around the globe were presented with the platform's that replaced the good old "blue bird" with a "minimalist art deco" X. The change has raised discussion among users, with some supporting the new design and others asking to go back to the previous logo. The XRP community has jumped on the bandwagon as well, as many of its members highlighted the resemblance of the new Twitter "X" logo to the logo of their favorite coin. Among them was Twitter influencer ; in response to Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino's message presenting the new logo, he posted the XRP logo on a black background, asking his followers, "Anyone else agree that the XRP logo looks way better?"

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