4 Tokens That Could Explode as U.S. is Set to Ease Rules for Crypto Companies
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The U.S. Senate Finance Committee will deal with crypto taxation on Oct. 1, possibly reorganizing how digital assets are taxed under U.S. law. With Coinbase, Coin Center, and other influential voices providing testimony, the hearing is joining mounting momentum for tax reforms like exemptions for small transactions and fairer treatment of staking rewards. When the game’s rules loosen, history shows liquidity finds its way to projects with the most compelling mix of adoption, speculation, and infrastructure. Right now, four tokens stand out as the ones to watch. Little Pepe (LILPEPE): Early-Stage Asymmetric Play If XRP, ETH, and SOL are institutional favorites, Little Pepe (LILPEPE) is where retail traders rush for life-changing upside. At just $0.0022 in Stage 13 of presale, it sold over 93% of the token allocated for the current stage, leaving only about 1.2 billion tokens. The presale listing price is $0.003, providing early buyers with a guaranteed upside before it even reaches exchanges. Here’s why easing U.S. rules matters: presale tokens like LILPEPE often struggle with exchange access and compliance barriers. If regulators clear the runway, listings on the top U.S. platforms become realistic. Easier listings could spark viral momentum for a meme coin boasting a CertiK audit, 40,000+ investors, and giveaways worth $777K plus 15 ETH. Buying into LILPEPE is straightforward: it’s available directly on the project’s presale portal using ETH or USDT. Once listings hit major CEXs in late 2025, liquidity will broaden, but so will entry prices. Ripple (XRP) Predictions: Analysts Eye $10 by Year-End XRP has always been the bridge between old finance and new rails, and 2025 may be its most pivotal year yet. At its current range of nearly $3.10, a run to $10 by Halloween, as projected by Elon Musk’s Grok AI and shared by Uphold exchange, would mean more…
