Ethereum Could Flip Bitcoin Like Wall Street Crushed Gold
Tom Lee just made a bold call. Ethereum might overtake Bitcoin the same way Wall Street replaced gold as the center of global finance.
Tom Lee just made a bold call. Ethereum might overtake Bitcoin the same way Wall Street replaced gold as the center of global finance.
The crypto market just wiped out over $1.1 billion in leveraged positions. Most of that money came from retail traders betting on a quick recovery that never arrived.
Litecoin doesn’t get much hype anymore. Google searches dropped hard since 2021. Social media went quiet. But here’s what nobody mentions. While everyone chased meme coins and
Coinbase just rolled out a new way for companies to handle payments. The platform runs entirely on USDC stablecoins and promises to make vendor payments simpler while cutting out
Moving money across borders just got absurdly cheap. KPMG dropped a bombshell report showing stablecoins can slash international payment costs by 99%.
Thursday delivered another gut punch to crypto bulls. Bitcoin slid 2% to $108,800, nearly erasing its bounce from Friday’s brutal crash. Meanwhile, gold hit fresh all-time highs
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange just opened the door for institutions to bet on XRP and Solana in a whole new way. Options trading for both cryptocurrencies went live this week.
Cross-border payments suck. They’re slow, expensive, and ridiculously complicated. But that’s about to change dramatically.
Crypto got crushed Wednesday while stocks and gold partied. Bitcoin held above $112,000, barely. But altcoins? They collapsed.
Crypto just survived its biggest leverage purge ever. Over $20 billion in positions got liquidated in a single session. Prices crashed. Traders panicked. Forums exploded with