ZKP Presale Targets $1.7B with 600x Claims as XRP Hits Two-Year Low

XRP has fallen to roughly $1.55–$1.60, its lowest level in nearly two years, testing a key support zone backed by $1.19 billion in ETF assets and Ripple’s expanding regulatory approvals (75+ licenses including a Luxembourg EMI). Hyperliquid (HIP-4) also made headlines with an upgrade that adds outcome trading and prediction markets after the platform reached $42 billion in trading volume. The largest promotional item in the report is a new Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) Layer‑1 presale. ZKP combines zero‑knowledge cryptography for AI privacy with a deflationary, multi-stage on‑chain auction model spanning 17 stages over 450 days. The project claims over $100 million in self‑funding, has raised about $1.77 million in Stage 2 so far, and targets $1.7 billion in total presale proceeds. Token distribution decreases each stage (from 200M daily down to 40M by Stage 17) and unsold tokens are burned daily; promoters project up to 600x upside based on scarcity mechanics. The article is a paid press release and includes promotional links and a disclaimer. Key takeaways for traders: XRP’s support at ~$1.55 is critical—failure could expose price to $1.30–$1.35; Hyperliquid’s HIP‑4 may expand derivatives activity on that protocol; ZKP’s presale dynamics create engineered scarcity and elevated risk/reward that may drive speculative demand but carries typical presale risks (promotion bias, concentration, and execution risk).