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According to @seouldatalabs, Phantom, one of the largest wallets on Solana, launched its SOL LST product (PSOL) in the past two days. PSOL currently has a market cap of around $7.8 million and over 7.3k holders. Six addresses each hold more than 1,000 PSOL.

The legal entanglement between Ripple and the U.S. SEC took a new turn after Judge Analisa Torres denied a joint motion to modify the final judgment. This has raised serious questions about the future of their settlement. Meanwhile, Australian lawyer Bill Morgan has outlined six critical legal issues facing both parties. Notably, on May 8, Ripple and the SEC jointly filed a motion seeking to amend key terms of a previously agreed-upon settlement. This included lifting a permanent injunction on Ripple’s institutional XRP sales and reducing a $125 million civil penalty to $50 million. However, Judge Torres dismissed the motion on May 15, stating it failed to meet procedural standards under Rule 60 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, which governs relief from final judgments. The motion had instead relied on Rule 62.1, which allows a judge to issue an indicative ruling when a case is under appeal. Judge Torres made it clear that the motion would still be denied even if jurisdiction were restored from the appellate court. Related: XRP Case Setback: Ripple-SEC Joint Motion Fails to Clear Court’s Procedural Bar Reacting to the development, attorney Morgan posted a detailed legal analysis on X. He identified six unanswered questions that now cloud the path forward for Ripple and the SEC. His reflections center on the validity of the settlement, procedural compliance, and the SEC’s internal governance. Among the most pressing concerns: Morgan suggests it’s “hard to believe” that experienced legal teams from both Ripple and the SEC would overlook such a critical procedural rule. This implies the use of Rule 62.1 may have been a calculated move to bypass the difficulty of proving “exceptional circumstances” under Rule 60. The failure of the joint motion means the $125 million penalty remains in place, and the ban on institutional XRP sales still stands, at least for now. Related: Ripple Can Now Access $400 Billion UAE Trade Zone With New DFSA Payment License Meanwhile, Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, clarified that Judge Torres’ denial is procedural and does not affect Ripple’s prior legal victories, including the July 2023 ruling that XRP is not a security. He emphasized that Ripple and the SEC remain aligned in seeking resolution and plan to refile under the appropriate legal framework. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

If money can be lost and earned back, time is the one thing that, once gone, never returns. That’s why in investing, a stop-loss isn’t just a tool to protect capital—it’s also a tool to protect time. The sooner you exit a wrong trade, the more time you have to start fresh with the right opportunity. And this truth applies not only to finance, but to life itself. Have you ever stubbornly chased something for a long time just because you’d already invested too much time in it? Maybe it was a field of study that no longer fits you, a failing business, a job that drains your mental health, or a relationship in which both of you are already exhausted. You thought: “I’ve spent so many years on this, I can’t quit now.” But the truth is, the longer you hold on, the higher the cost—not just in opportunity, but in your own wellbeing. Setting a stop-loss for your time means defining a limit for how long you’re willing to try. Give yourself a reasonable period to experiment, but also maintain the discipline to stop when needed. If after six months or a year there’s no progress, no joy, no sign of growth, it’s time to reassess. Continuing beyond that point isn’t perseverance—it may just be emotional justification for wasting time. Many people waste their youth waiting for others to change, or hoping something uncertain will happen. They delay starting over because they fear failure or regret losing what they’ve invested. But ask yourself this: if you had cut your losses earlier, how far could you have come by now? Placing a stop-loss on time is a skill. It demands honesty to assess your own journey, rationality to avoid being led by emotion, and discipline to take action without delay. Just like in investing, holding on doesn't always lead to victory. Some trades dig deeper the longer you hold—and life can be the same. Don’t fear starting over. Fear never starting over, just because you've spent too much time on the wrong thing. Each person has roughly 20,000 days to live. No matter your age, today is always a good time to reevaluate, realign, and cut losses on anything that drains your time without delivering value in return. Time is the only capital you cannot replenish—so set a stop-loss for it, before it’s too late. #LifeStrategy #StopLossMindset #CryptoWisdom

While the crypto market recovered last week, the Tron ecosystem quietly recorded a significant milestone for the year. As reported by Burakkesmeci, an analyst for the market intelligence platform CryptoQuant, all cohorts of investors holding TRX, the native asset of the Tron network, have seen their positions turn green. Burakkesmeci disclosed that TRX investor sentiment turned bullish as the coin recorded 115% gains in a year. The journey to this milestone kicked off on May 5 when TRX rallied to $0.25, bringing all investor cohorts, from long- to short-term participants, into the green territory. Investors who held TRX for one week, one month, three months (short-term), six months, and one year (medium/long-term) all became profitable. According to the analyst, this development is significant for market sentiment and network dynamics because it shows the level of user confidence in Tron’s future potential. As of May 15, TRX investors holding the asset for one week were in 10% profit, while those holding for a month were 6% in the green. Three-month-old holders were in 11% profit, while six-month and one-year-old investors had recorded gains of 52% and 115%, respectively. Burakkesmeci insisted that short-term holders being in profit drives strong positive sentiment in the market. “These investors are more likely to share their success stories, which can encourage new participants to invest in Tron, potentially creating a feedback loop of increasing demand and momentum,” he stated. At the time of writing on May 16, TRX was worth $0.272 following a significant, but volatile price move over the last seven days. Besides Tron’s latest win in profitability, the network has become more reliable and secure, with block production consistently averaging 99.7% of the expected 28,800 blocks daily. Tron has come a long way from 2020 to 2021, when it witnessed more network volatility and disruptions in block output. A recent report by CryptoQuant said Tron is now recording a steady upward trend in production efficiency. “The absence of large swings in block production indicates a maturing network with robust governance and operational performance, reinforcing TRON’s credibility as a high-throughput blockchain platform,” CryptoQuant added. Meanwhile, Tether (USDT) supply on Tron recently surpassed Ethereum for the first time in crypto history.

PitchBook: Crypto startup financing is expected to reach $18 billion in 2025 Venture capital research firm PitchBook predicts that crypto startups will attract about $18 billion in venture capital funding in 2025, an increase of about 50% from 2024. PitchBook analyst Robert Le said that macroeconomic stability, increased institutional adoption, and the return of ordinary venture investors will drive this growth. So far, crypto projects have raised about $7.4 billion in 2025, an increase of 85% over the same period in 2024. This week, six projects raised a total of nearly $35 million, showing an increase in market activity. (DL News)