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Over 28% of the total Ether supply is now staked, signaling that many investors are gearing up to hold their assets for the long term.

The world’s biggest Bitcoin miner achieved record annualized revenue as its Bitcoin holdings surpassed $5 billion.

Bitcoin could surpass $1.5 million by 2030 as macro fears, fiat inflation and institutional demand drive bullish long-term forecasts.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs may surpass their monthly record of $6.49 billion in May if momentum continues.

Coinbase saw its highest daily Bitcoin outflows this year, signaling growing BTC investments among institutional investors and corporations.

The constructive tone of tariff negotiations removes the risks of “sudden re-escalation,” potentially paving the way for risk assets to surpass their January peaks, analysts said.

Bitcoin’s “base case” for the end of 2025 is $200,000 without further government adoption, Bitwise’s head of research told Cointelegraph.

Bitcoin volatility drops to a 563-day low, suggesting asset maturity as Arthur Hayes forecasts a $1 million BTC price by 2028 amid rising ETF flows and investor confidence.

Continued investments from BlackRock’s ETF may provide “structural support” for Bitcoin’s price appreciation, market analysts told Cointelegraph.

Bitcoin’s “parallel” thesis remains intact despite global trade concerns, projecting a Bitcoin price above $1.8 million during the next decade.

The $108,888,888 fund will operate an “open-arms policy,” welcoming real-world asset tokenization and DeFi projects at all developmental stages.

Ethereum saw $3 trillion worth of stablecoin transactions and an all-time high in stablecoin addresses despite Ether's 45% price decline.

The growing stablecoin supply suggests cryptocurrency adoption is at its mainstream “tipping point.”

Bitcoin’s lack of momentum may drive further interest in safer investments, such as tokenized RWAs, which are approaching the $20 billion record milestone.

Bitcoin is more likely to soar to a new $110,000 all-time high on easing monetary policy than to stage another correction below $77,000.