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Ethereum (ETH) is fast becoming the go-to treasury asset for forward-thinking companies, according to Ray Youssef, CEO of finance app NoOnes. As digital asset strategies evolve beyond passive holdings, ETH’s utility, staking yield, and dominant position in tokenized assets are now attracting growing corporate attention. “Ethereum starts to look like a hybrid between tech equity and digital currency,” said Youssef, highlighting a paradigm shift in treasury thinking. Corporate ETH Holdings Surge Past $1.6 Billion In just the past month, corporate Ethereum allocations have crossed $1.6 billion, led by firms aiming to align with the tokenized finance ecosystem. Top players include:…

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$14 Billion in Crypto Fund Inflows Marks Major Institutional Shift BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager with $11.5 trillion in assets under management, reported a significant spike in cryptocurrency fund inflows in Q2 2025, highlighting a shift in institutional investor behavior. According to BlackRock’s Q2 earnings, crypto-related iShares ETF inflows surged by 366%, reaching $14 billion, compared to $3 billion in Q1. This growth represents 16.5% of all total ETF inflows for the quarter — a massive jump from just 2.8% in Q1 2025. Net ETF Inflows Fall Amid One-Time Redemption While crypto-specific inflows were sharply higher, BlackRock’s overall ETF…

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Prominent crypto trader James Wynn has made a striking return to the markets, opening a $19.5 million 40x leveraged long position on Bitcoin at an entry price of $117,000. This bold move highlights renewed confidence in Bitcoin’s near-term price trajectory. The position is currently sitting on an unrealized profit of $78,000, although Wynn has already paid $1.4 million in funding fees to maintain it. If Bitcoin drops below $115,750, Wynn’s high-risk position will be liquidated. $100K PEPE Long Shows Wynn’s Appetite for Risk In addition to Bitcoin, Wynn opened a second position—this time on PEPE, the meme-based cryptocurrency. This 10x…

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Market Volatility and Resistance Halt Rebound Attempts PEPE, one of the leading meme tokens, dropped 3% over the last 24 hours, facing renewed selling pressure despite ongoing whale accumulation. The token’s price dipped from an intraday high of $0.00001268 to a low of $0.00001169, as market volatility surged to 7.74%, according to technical data. While traders attempted to spark a short-term bounce, resistance around $0.00001206 proved too strong. PEPE is now struggling to maintain momentum, trading just below that key level as bearish sentiment dominates. Heavy Trading Activity Signals Intense Profit-Taking In the last 24 hours, over 3.47 trillion PEPE…

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Bitcoin Bounces Slightly After CPI Print Amid Fed Rate Cut Speculation U.S. inflation data for June came in largely as expected, with headline CPI rising 0.3% and core inflation slightly below forecasts at 0.2%, sparking fresh speculation of a possible Federal Reserve rate cut later this year. The headline Consumer Price Index (CPI), which tracks the overall cost of goods and services, matched economist predictions, rising 0.3% month-over-month and 2.7% year-over-year. This marked an uptick from May’s 0.1% monthly increase but showed inflation remains broadly stable. Core CPI Offers Some Relief More importantly for markets, core CPI — which strips…

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FBTC Aims to Transform Bitcoin into a Productive Asset Function, a growing name in crypto infrastructure, has secured $10 million in seed funding to advance its mission of making Bitcoin (BTC) a yield-generating institutional asset. The funding round was led by Galaxy Digital, with participation from Antalpha and Mantle, signaling strong institutional confidence in Function’s vision. Formerly known as Ignition, Function is driving a new standard in Bitcoin treasury management by introducing programmable infrastructure that enables institutions to earn yield without giving up custodial control. $1.5B Locked in FBTC as Institutional Interest Grows Function’s core innovation is FBTC, a fully…

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Filecoin (FIL) experienced a sharp 5.6% drop over the last 24 hours, as market-wide selling pressure intensified. The price plunged from $2.66 to $2.51, according to technical data, placing the decentralized storage token at a critical support level of $2.50. The decline follows a 7.52% intraday volatility, highlighting an unstable trading environment driven by aggressive selling activity across the crypto sector. Heaviest Selling During Peak Market Hours Analysis of market behavior shows that the most intense selling occurred between July 14, 14:00 UTC and July 15, 03:00 UTC, when FIL fell from $2.65 to $2.46. During this period, trading volumes…

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The world of decentralized finance (DeFi) is taking a major leap forward with the mainnet launch of Tac, a new EVM-compatible blockchain built to bridge Ethereum DApps with the TON and Telegram ecosystems. With this launch, Ethereum DeFi applications can now seamlessly integrate with Telegram’s massive user base, unlocking a new frontier of mainstream accessibility. What Is Tac and Why Does It Matter? Tac is a Layer-1 blockchain designed to act as a bridge between Ethereum’s EVM environment and The Open Network (TON) — the blockchain originally designed by Telegram. Unlike previous solutions that required developers to rewrite their code…

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False Claims About Locked Smart Contract Circulate Online Over the weekend, rumors spread across social media suggesting that Pump.fun’s $500 million ICO funds were permanently locked due to the absence of a withdrawal function in its smart contract. These claims, which gained widespread traction, have now been thoroughly debunked by blockchain security experts. One viral post from a user on X (formerly Twitter) alleged that the Pump.fun smart contract could not be updated or accessed to withdraw funds, implying a potential $500M loss. This sparked confusion and fear among retail investors, especially given the scale of the token sale. Smart…

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Bitcoin’s price has slipped more than 5% in the past 24 hours, but according to market analysts, this correction is part of a healthy bull market pullback. Meanwhile, XRP futures open interest has reached a record high, suggesting that institutional and speculative demand remains strong across major tokens — even as volatility persists. Bitcoin Pulls Back, But Bullish Structure Remains Intact After hitting an all-time high above $123,000, Bitcoin (BTC) has cooled off, dropping to around $116,800 as of Tuesday. This decline is largely attributed to profit-taking by long-term holders, a typical feature of bull market cycles. Importantly, technical indicators…

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