Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP Jump
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Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff has admitted he got bitcoin and crypto wrong ten years ago, warning a coming dollar “crisis" could propel crypto
Once a playbook looks like it works, it tends to spread. That's why companies beyond Strategy have adopted Bitcoin as a primary reserve asset, including Semler Scientific, which formalized a Bitcoin treasury approach in 2024 and continues to telegraph its accumulation targets through 2025.
Analysts say XRP may follow Bitcoin and Ethereum’s rallies, with Grayscale and Bitwise filing spot XRP ETF amendments in a major boost for investors.
Ethereum treasuries soar on dovish Fed signals, Bitcoin ETFs lose $1B, and Figure Technologies files for its IPO.
Analysts project Ethereum’s price if Bitcoin reaches $1 million, plus the small Ethereum-based altcoin insiders say could be the cycle’s hidden breakout.
Ethereum ETFs pull $2.2B in three days, outpacing Bitcoin and fueling a rally toward $5K as institutional demand outstrips supply.
Ethereum ( ETH -1.11%), the second-largest cryptocurrency, has more uses than Bitcoin because of its smart-contract capabilities. But its success so far has also made it popular as a way to hedge against inflation, so they have that in common. Let's see which of these top cryptocurrencies is more up to that task.
A new milestone sees Tether (USDT) transferred from Ethereum to Bitcoin through RGB, unlocking stablecoin liquidity and new cross-chain possibilities.
Altcoin Uprising shakes the crypto market as Ethereum, Solana, and BNB rally to new highs while Bitcoin stalls, signaling a shift in market dominance.
As of August 18, BitMine Immersion Technologies has fueled the ongoing bull run by announcing that its crypto holdings have reached $6.61 billion, including 1.52 million Ethereum. This makes it the world's largest Ethereum holder and the second-largest overall crypto treasury.