Ethereum leads the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market with $16.6 billion in distributed value, capturing over 52% market share and growing 315% year-over-year. This dominance spans all RWA sectors, far outpacing competitors like BNB Chain and Solana. Institutional trust in Ethereum's liquidity, security, and developer tools drives this growth, attracting major funds like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton. For investors, rising RWA activity means higher transaction fees and demand for ETH, positioning Ethereum to benefit significantly if tokenization adoption expands further.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing significant bearish trends, with Bitcoin falling below key support levels near $63,000 and Ethereum dropping below $2,000, both showing oversold conditions but still vulnerable to further declines. Stellar showed...
Bitcoin has dropped 13% this week, hitting a key support level around $58,000 after failing to reclaim its 50-week EMA. Investors have pulled over $4 billion from Bitcoin ETFs in the past 12 days, reflecting heightened market fear due to geopolitical...
Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams criticized the idea that Ethereum's technology can succeed without its native token ETH being valuable. He argued that without ETH serving as a global store of value worth trillions, Ethereum is fundamentally a fai...
Bitcoin fell to around $63,000 as cryptocurrency markets declined sharply, triggered by a $400 billion capital rotation into AI-related investments and over $1.74 billion in liquidations within 24 hours. Data showed nearly 290,000 traders were liquid...
Kalshi has introduced CFTC-regulated Ethereum perpetual futures in the United States, following its recent launch of Bitcoin perpetual futures. These new "American Perpetuals" allow U.S. traders to access regulated, leveraged Ethereum exposure withou...
