Tom Lee, BitMine Chairman, forecasts Ethereum reaching $250,000 per token long-term, citing its transition to Ethereum 2.0 as a key phase similar to Amazon and Nvidia's past growth. He argues Ethereum will become 'productive money' in an AI-driven economy, serving as a global settlement layer and trust platform for autonomous AI transactions. BitMine holds 5.74 million ETH, about 4.8% of supply, supporting this outlook with institutional investments and validator networks. Near-term technical analysis suggests ETH could rise to around $2,200 soon, marking early steps toward Lee's larger vision.
Warner Bros. Discovery's stock fell 4% following a court decision to pause the $110 billion merger deal between Paramount and Skydance. The judge's intervention raises uncertainty about the future of this major entertainment industry consolidation. I...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) jumped nearly 40% in two days, re-entering the top 25 cryptocurrencies mainly due to a whale-driven liquidity squeeze, with 802 wallets controlling 94.7% of supply. The rally faces resistance near $3.5 billion market cap and the 200-...
Arthur Hayes acquired 1,290 ETH worth about $2.5 million, signaling strong institutional interest in Ethereum despite the coin trading below key resistance levels. While this large purchase reinforced confidence among investors, Ethereum's exchange i...
Bitcoin and Ether prices rose this week, supported by strong trading volumes and positive momentum from the potential passage of the US CLARITY Act. The Act, which aims to clarify crypto regulations, is gaining traction in the Senate but still faces ...
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is briefing the White House on the rollout of GPT-5.6, OpenAI's most advanced AI model, amid increased regulatory scrutiny from the Trump administration. This visit affects Worldcoin's WLD token, which investors use as a proxy f...
