Khyathi Dalal

Bitcoin, Ethereum and NEAR may rally as institutional adoption and AI-blockchain convergence boost crypto, though macroeconomic and security risks persist.

Bitcoin fell below $83,000 as hotter U.S. inflation raised rate-hike fears, despite $175.6 million ETF inflows and rising long-term holder activity.

Bitcoin rebounds above $82.5K, but altcoins weaken as dominance rises. Analysts warn of further downside before a possible rally, awaiting CPI and Fed

Interactive Brokers launches Ethereum staking for eligible clients, adding rewards, stablecoin funding and crypto transfers to its brokerage platform.

Ethereum whales make major bets, including a $60.7M ETH long, while resilient network activity and rising smart contracts signal continued growth.

Strive CEO Matt Cole predicts Bitcoin could reach $500,000 by 2030 as debt, a weakening dollar and institutional adoption drive a historic bull market.

CFTC advances crypto rules without Congress, proposing oversight, retail leverage, investor protections, self-custody safeguards and broader Bitcoin use.

Tom Lee says a historic crypto bull market is underway, driven by institutions and tokenization, with ETH potentially reaching $22K–$62K.

Eric Trump says AI-driven payments and stablecoins could accelerate crypto adoption, boost Bitcoin, and power tokenization and autonomous transactions.

Bitcoin fell 3% to $80,000 amid Iran tensions and AI security fears. Experts see the drop as a healthy retest and crypto is entering a tokenization super cycle. Recent higher high and BTC's recovery above major moving averages suggest the broader bearish trend may be ending.