Financial advisors are shifting their focus from Bitcoin to stablecoins and tokenization, driven by blockchain's growing practical applications in payments and capital markets. Despite the bear market, interest in crypto remains strong, with advisors seeing stablecoins and tokenization as more tangible opportunities. This trend reflects reduced concerns over fiat currency debasement and increased attention from finance leaders on blockchain infrastructure. Future crypto growth is expected to be fueled by these sectors, alongside new investor participation, with networks like Ethereum, Solana, and Chainlink gaining interest.
Bitcoin rose to about $62,000 as US inflation hit a three-year high of 4.2% in May, driven by rising energy costs. Despite the bounce, CryptoQuant suggests the Bitcoin market bottom is still ahead, with a realized price floor near $53,600 yet to be t...
Ethereum held on cryptocurrency exchanges has dropped to an all-time low of 14.5 million ETH, indicating that investors are moving their assets off exchanges for long-term holding or staking. Over 6.5 million ETH was withdrawn between June 2025 and J...
Ethereum plans to transition to a 100% zero-knowledge proof architecture within the next three to five years, according to Consensys CEO Joseph Lubin. This shift aims to enhance the base layer's security, speed, and affordability while improving inte...
Binance has reached a new all-time high with nearly 3.7 million ETH locked in futures, capturing over 44% of global Ethereum open interest. This surge indicates renewed speculative interest despite ETH trading 67% below its peak, placing it in overso...
Sharplink, the second-largest Ethereum digital assets treasury, reached 21,119 ETH in total staking rewards by adding 529 ETH this week. Ethereum's staking environment remains strong with more ETH being staked than withdrawn, as the total staked ETH ...
