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A crypto Index provides a way for investors to gain diversified exposure to a specific basket of digital assets through a single tokenized product. These indices often track specific sectors, such as DeFi, DePIN, or RWA, and are automatically rebalanced via smart contracts. In 2026, AI-managed thematic indices have become the gold standard for passive investing, allowing users to track the "blue chips" of the Web3 economy without manual portfolio management. This tag covers index methodology, rebalancing frequency, and the benefits of diversified crypto baskets.

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Euro strengthens above 1.1650 ahead of US PCE inflation data

Euro strengthens above 1.1650 ahead of US PCE inflation data

The post Euro strengthens above 1.1650 ahead of US PCE inflation data appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. EUR/USD gains traction near 1.1680 in Friday’s Asian session. Traders will take more cues from the key US PCE inflation data later on Friday.  Reuters poll indicates the majority of economists surveyed expect ECB to hold interest rates steady until at least December 2025. The EUR/USD pair recovers some lost ground around 1.1680 during the Asian trading hours on Friday, bolstered by a weaker US Dollar (USD). Markets might turn cautious later in the day ahead of the key US August Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index report.  Traders continue to assess mixed signals from Federal Reserve (Fed) policymakers. Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid stated that the US central bank may not need to lower interest rates again soon, citing the need to keep bringing down inflation. Meanwhile, Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee noted that he was not eager to do a lot more policy easing while inflation is above target and moving the wrong way.  The attention will shift to the US consumer spending data for signals of how urgently the economy needs an additional rate cut from the Fed. Markets are now pricing in nearly an 87.7% odds of a 25 basis points (bps) rate cut in the October meeting, down from a 90%-92% possibility on Wednesday. Any signs of hotter inflation could dampen the case for Fed rate cuts and underpin the Greenback, which creates a headwind for the major pair.  Across the pond, a significant majority of economists surveyed expected the European Central Bank (ECB) to keep rates unchanged for the remainder of the year, according to a Reuters poll. Rising expectations that the ECB is done cutting rates could support the shared currency against the USD. However, some financial institutions anticipate further cuts later this year or in early 2026 if conditions warrant. Euro FAQs The…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/09/27

Grayscale: Q3 saw another localized copycat season, how will Q4 develop?

Grayscale: Q3 saw another localized copycat season, how will Q4 develop?

By Grayscale Compiled by Luffy, Foresight News Grayscale, a crypto research firm, released its Q3 2025 crypto market insights, noting that all six major cryptocurrency sectors experienced positive price returns during the quarter, but fundamentals were mixed. Bitcoin lagged behind other sectors, exhibiting characteristics of a localized altcoin season. Grayscale also highlighted three key themes: stablecoin legislation and adoption, growing trading volume on centralized exchanges, and the rise of digital asset vaults. The report also provided an outlook on potential drivers and risks for the fourth quarter. The original content is translated below: TL;DR In the third quarter of 2025, all six major cryptocurrency sectors (Crypto Sectors) had positive price returns, but fundamentals were mixed. Bitcoin has lagged behind other crypto market sectors this quarter, a pattern that could be considered an altcoin season, but with significant differences from previous cycles. The top 20 tokens in Q3 (based on volatility-adjusted price returns) highlight the importance of stablecoin legislation and adoption, rising trading volumes on centralized exchanges, and digital asset treasuries (DATs). All crypto assets are related to blockchain technology and share the same underlying market structure, but that's where the commonality ends. This asset class encompasses a wide range of software technologies, with applications spanning consumer finance, artificial intelligence (AI), media and entertainment, and other sectors. To help streamline the market, the Grayscale research team, in collaboration with FTSE Russell, developed a proprietary classification system called "Crypto Sector." This framework covers six distinct market sectors (see Figure 1), encompassing 261 tokens with a combined market capitalization of $3.5 trillion. Figure 1: Cryptocurrency sector framework Blockchain fundamentals metrics While blockchains aren't traditional businesses, we can still use analogies to measure their economic activity and financial health. The three core metrics for on-chain activity are user base, transaction volume, and transaction fees. Due to the anonymity of blockchains, analysts often use active addresses (blockchain addresses with at least one transaction) as a proxy for user numbers. In the third quarter, fundamentals across various cryptocurrency sectors were mixed (see Figure 2). On the negative side, both the "Currency Sector" and the "Smart Contract Platform Sector" saw month-over-month declines in user numbers, transaction volume, and fees. Overall, speculative activity related to meme coins has continued to cool since the first quarter, directly leading to a decline in both trading volume and activity. One positive signal worth noting is that blockchain application layer fees increased by 28% month-over-month. This growth was primarily driven by a handful of leading high-fee applications, including: (1) Jupiter, a decentralized exchange within the Solana ecosystem; (2) Aave, a leading lending protocol in the crypto space; and (3) Hyperliquid, a leading perpetual swap exchange. On an annualized basis, application layer fee revenue has now exceeded $10 billion. Blockchain is both a digital transaction network and an application development platform; therefore, the growth in application layer fees can be seen as an important signal of increasing blockchain technology adoption. Figure 2: Mixed fundamentals across cryptocurrency sectors in Q3 2025 Price Performance Tracking In the second quarter, all six major cryptocurrency sectors experienced positive price returns (see Chart 3). Bitcoin underperformed other market sectors this quarter, a pattern that could be considered an "alt season," but one that differs significantly from previous periods of declining Bitcoin dominance. The financial sector led gains, primarily benefiting from increased trading volume on centralized exchanges (CEXs). The rise in the smart contract platform sector may be related to the advancement of stablecoin legislation and its implementation. While all sectors achieved positive returns, the AI sector lagged behind other sectors, a trend consistent with the sluggish returns of AI stocks during the same period. The currency sector also underperformed, reflecting the relatively modest gains in Bitcoin prices. Chart 3: Bitcoin underperforms other crypto market sectors The diverse nature of the cryptoasset class means that dominant themes and leading sectors often shift. Figure 4 shows the top 20 tokens by volatility-adjusted price returns within the Crypto Sector Index for Q3. This list includes large-cap tokens with market capitalizations exceeding $10 billion (such as ETH, BNB, SOL, LINK, and AVAX), as well as some small- and mid-cap tokens with market capitalizations below $500 million. In terms of sector distribution, the "Financials" sector (seven assets) and the "Smart Contract Platforms" sector (five assets) dominated the top 20 list this quarter. Chart 4: Top risk-adjusted performers in the cryptocurrency sector We believe there are three key themes that stand out in the futures market: The rise of digital asset treasuries (DATs): Last quarter saw a significant increase in the number of digital asset treasuries (DATs), which are publicly listed companies that add crypto assets to their balance sheets, providing crypto exposure to equity investors. Several tokens in this quarter's top 20 (including ETH, SOL, BNB, ENA, and CRO) may have benefited from the launch of new DATs. Accelerating Stablecoin Adoption: Stablecoin legislation and implementation were another key theme last quarter. On July 18, President Trump signed the GENIUS Act, establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the US stablecoin market. Following its passage, stablecoin adoption accelerated significantly, with circulating supply increasing by 16% to over $290 billion (see Chart 5). The direct beneficiaries were smart contract platforms that facilitate stablecoin trading, including ETH, TRX, and AVAX, with AVAX experiencing significant growth in stablecoin trading volume. Stablecoin issuer Ethena also achieved strong price returns, despite its USDe stablecoin not being compliant with the GENIUS Act. Chart 5: Stablecoin supply increased this quarter, with the Ethereum ecosystem making a significant contribution Exchange trading volume rebounded: The third major theme was the active exchange sector. In August, centralized exchange trading volume reached a new monthly high since January (see Chart 6). This trend benefited several assets associated with centralized exchanges, including BNB, CRO, OKB, and KCS, all of which entered the top 20 list this quarter (some of which are also associated with smart contract platforms). Meanwhile, the decentralized perpetual swaps sector continues to heat up. Hyperliquid, a leading perpetual swaps exchange, saw significant expansion this quarter, ranking among the top three cryptoasset exchanges in terms of fee revenue. Smaller competitor DRIFT, surging in trading volume, successfully entered the top 20 cryptocurrency sector. Another decentralized perpetual swaps protocol, ASTER, launched in mid-September and saw its market capitalization soar from $145 million to $3.4 billion in just one week. Chart 6: Perpetual swap trading volume on centralized exchanges hit a new high in August Fourth Quarter Outlook In Q4, the drivers of cryptocurrency sector returns are likely to differ from those in Q3. Key potential catalysts include: First, the relevant U.S. Senate committee has begun advancing legislation on cryptocurrency market structure, following the bipartisan passage of the relevant bill in the House of Representatives in July. This bill will provide a comprehensive financial services regulatory framework for the crypto industry, potentially promoting the deep integration of the crypto market with traditional financial services. Secondly, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved universal listing standards for commodity exchange-traded products (ETPs). This move could make more crypto assets available to U.S. investors through ETP structures, further expanding market access. Finally, the macroeconomic environment is likely to continue evolving. Last week, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point interest rate cut and hinted at two more rate cuts this year. Crypto assets are expected to benefit from this rate cut, as it reduces the opportunity cost of holding non-interest-bearing assets and may increase investor risk appetite. Meanwhile, a weak US labor market, high stock market valuations, and geopolitical uncertainty will be key downside risks for the crypto market in the fourth quarter.

Author: PANews

2025/09/27

Why Bitcoin Dropped Below $110K — The Surprising Reasons Revealed

Why Bitcoin Dropped Below $110K — The Surprising Reasons Revealed

Certainly. Here’s the rewritten article with the specified enhancements and structure, including an added introductory paragraph to provide context: — Cryptocurrency markets continue to grapple with a complex mix of macroeconomic signals, regulatory uncertainties, and investor sentiment shifts. Despite anticipation of a post-options expiry rally, Bitcoin has struggled to regain critical levels amid rising traditional [...]

Author: Crypto Breaking News

2025/09/27

Bitcoin Slips Below $110,000, But Optimists Are Eyeing A Meteoric Rally In October ⋆ ZyCrypto

Bitcoin Slips Below $110,000, But Optimists Are Eyeing A Meteoric Rally In October ⋆ ZyCrypto

The post Bitcoin Slips Below $110,000, But Optimists Are Eyeing A Meteoric Rally In October ⋆ ZyCrypto appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Advertisement &nbsp &nbsp Bitcoin (BTC) has taken a massive hit, with prices tumbling to lows of $109K, wiping out gains recorded in September. Despite the jarring decline, several market participants are mulling the prospects of a major recovery in October, a historically favourable month for the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Bitcoin Price Falters In Sharp Decline According to CoinMarketCap data, the Bitcoin price has fallen by nearly 5% in the last 24 hours, trading below the $110K mark. At press time, BTC is valued at $109,607 as the asset’s market capitalization threatens to fall below $2 trillion for the first time in months. Bitcoin reached an intraday low of $108,000 from a daily peak of $113,722. Despite the price decline, daily trading volumes have climbed by 42% over the last day to settle at $70 billion. Several reasons account for the steep decline in Bitcoin price, with fresh macroeconomic pressure from the US stoking fear among traders. Firstly, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comments on highly valued stocks may have spooked traders while the DXY (dollar index) bounced by +0.15% to pressure Bitcoin’s dollar-denominated value. Traders have now shifted their gaze to the incoming US PCE data for macroeconomic clarity. On the derivatives side, over $1.12B in crypto positions were wiped out in under 24 hours, with Bitcoin bearing the brunt of the liquidations.  Advertisement &nbsp Across the board, cryptocurrency prices are in the red, with Ethereum tumbling below $4,000 while XRP and SOL have shed over 6% of their values in under 24 hours. Currently, the global cryptocurrency market capitalization stands at $3.75 trillion, with average crypto RSI readings indicating oversold conditions. Uptober Poised To Offer Price Surge For BTC Despite the price decline, several traders have their eyes focused on October for Bitcoin to recoup…

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2025/09/27

Aster Reimburses Users After XPL Perp Glitch

Aster Reimburses Users After XPL Perp Glitch

The post Aster Reimburses Users After XPL Perp Glitch appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. BNB Chain derivatives decentralized exchange (DEX) Aster completed reimbursements to traders hurt by a glitch in its Plasma (XPL) perpetual market that briefly drove prices above market levels.  According to Abhishek Pawa, the CEO of Web3 agency AP Collective, the issue stemmed from a misconfigured index hard-coded at $1. With the mark price cap lifted before the fix, XPL futures on Aster spiked to nearly $4 while other venues remained $1.30.  The sudden Friday price discrepancy triggered unexpected liquidations and abnormal fee charges, causing losses to users. However, the platform moved quickly, assuring its users that all funds were safe and promising to compensate them for any losses.  Just hours later, the DEX said the reimbursements for the incident had been fully distributed to their accounts. Shortly after, Aster deployed another round of compensation, including trading and liquidation fees.  Source: Abhishek Pawa Aster sends perps trading to a daily record of $100 billion volume Meanwhile, Aster has sustained its rapid growth this week, driving overall perpetual DEX volumes to $104 billion on Friday, marking a fourth straight day of record daily highs.  DefiLlama showed that Aster recorded $46 billion in volume on Friday, dwarfing its competitors Lighter and Hyperliquid, which both had strong performances of nearly $19 billion and $17 billion, respectively.  Perpetual DEXs daily trading volume. Source: DefiLlama Aster’s volume surge started on Wednesday, surpassing its strongest competitor, Hyperliquid, with a trading volume of nearly $25 billion. At the time of writing, CoinGlass showed that Aster’s open interest was at $1.15 billion.   While Aster’s metrics kept going up, community members voiced concerns over potential risks for traders.  One community member expressed skepticism over the trading volume on Aster, bringing up airdrop incentives for using the platform. Another user urged traders to cash out on their trades, saying that it’s…

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2025/09/27

Crucial Rise To 70 Signals Potential Market Shift

Crucial Rise To 70 Signals Potential Market Shift

The post Crucial Rise To 70 Signals Potential Market Shift appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Altcoin Season Index: Crucial Rise To 70 Signals Potential Market Shift Skip to content Home Crypto News Altcoin Season Index: Crucial Rise to 70 Signals Potential Market Shift Source: https://bitcoinworld.co.in/altcoin-season-index-rise-3/

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2025/09/27

Liquidity Wave Extends The Crypto Bull Run Into 2026, Predicts Raoul Pal

Liquidity Wave Extends The Crypto Bull Run Into 2026, Predicts Raoul Pal

Raoul Pal believes the crypto cycle is not nearing a peak but entering a longer, more powerful expansion that can run well into 2026, driven by a global liquidity uptrend tied to government debt dynamics. In a special Sept. 25 “Everything Code” masterclass with Global Macro Investor (GMI) head of macro research Julien Bittel, the Real Vision co-founder laid out a tightly interlocked framework connecting demographics, debt, liquidity and the business cycle to asset returns—arguing that crypto and tech remain the only asset classes structurally capable of outpacing what he calls the hidden debasement of fiat. Everything Code: Liquidity Is Crypto’s Master Switch “The biggest macro variable of all time,” Pal said, “is that global governments and central banks are increasing liquidity to manage debt at 8% a year.” He separated that ongoing debasement from measured inflation, warning investors to think in hurdle rates, not headlines: “You’ve got an 11% hurdle rate on any investment that you have. If your investments are not hitting 11% you are getting poorer.” Pal and Bittel’s “Everything Code” starts with trend GDP as the sum of population growth, productivity and debt growth. With working-age populations declining and productivity subdued, public debt has filled the gap—structurally lifting debt-to-GDP and hard-wiring the need for liquidity. “Demographics are destiny,” Pal said, pointing to a falling labor-force participation rate that, in GMI’s work, mirrors the inexorable rise in government debt as a share of GDP. The bridge between the two, they argue, is the liquidity toolkit—balance sheets, the Treasury General Account (TGA), reverse repos and banking-system channels—deployed in cycles to finance interest costs that the economy cannot organically bear. “If trend growth is ~2% and rates are 4%, that gap has to be monetized,” Pal said. “It’s a story as old as the hills.” Related Reading: All-Time Highs For Gold, S&P500; Crypto Stands Alone In The Red – What’s The Root Cause? Bittel then mapped what he called the “dominoes.” GMI’s Financial Conditions Index—an econometric blend of commodities, the dollar and rates—leads total liquidity by roughly three months; total liquidity leads the ISM manufacturing index by about six months; and the ISM, in turn, sets the tone for earnings, cyclicals and crypto beta. “Our job is to live in the future,” Bittel said. “Financial conditions lead the ISM by nine months. Liquidity leads by six. That sequence is what risk markets actually trade.” In that sequence, crypto is not an outlier but a high-beta macro asset. “Bitcoin is the ISM,” Bittel said, noting that the same diffusion-index dynamics that govern small-cap equities, cyclicals, crude and emerging markets also map onto BTC and ETH. As the cycle accelerates from sub-50 ISM toward the high-50s, risk appetite migrates down the curve: first from BTC into ETH, then into large alternative L1s and, only later, into smaller caps—coinciding with falling BTC dominance. Pal cautioned investors who expect “instant altseason” that they are fighting the phasing of the real economy: “It always goes into the next safest asset first… only when the ISM is really pushing higher and dominance is falling hard do you get the rest.” Part of the recent “sideways chop,” they argued, reflected a sharp TGA rebuild—an exogenous liquidity drain that disproportionately impacts the far end of the risk curve. Bittel highlighted that the $500 billion rate of change since mid-July effectively removed fuel that otherwise would have buoyed crypto prices, while stressing that the drain is nearing an inflection. He also flagged DeMark timing signals pointing to a reversal in the TGA’s contribution to net liquidity. “That should now reverse and work lower into year-end, which then will drive our liquidity composites higher,” he said, adding that the People’s Bank of China’s balance sheet at all-time highs has partially offset US drags. Against that backdrop, the pair contend that the forthcoming 12 months are critical. “We’ve got $9 trillion of debt to roll over the next 12 months,” Pal said. “This is the 12 months where maximum money printing comes.” Their base case has policy rates moving lower into a still-subdued but improving cycle, with central banks focused on lagging mandates—unemployment and core services inflation—while early-cycle inflation breadth remains contained. Bittel underscored the sequencing inside inflation itself: commodities first, then goods, with shelter disinflation mechanically lagging, giving central banks cover to cut even as growth accelerates. The implication for portfolio construction, Pal argued, is radical. “Diversification is dead. The best thing is hyper-concentration,” he said, framing the choice not as a taste for volatility but as arithmetic survival against debasement. In GMI’s long-horizon tables, most traditional assets underperform the combined debasement-plus-inflation hurdle, while the Nasdaq earns excess returns over liquidity and Bitcoin dwarfs both. “What is the point of owning any other asset?” Pal asked rhetorically. “This is the super-massive black hole of assets, which is why we personally are all-in on crypto… It’s the greatest macro trade of all time.” Related Reading: Crypto Bloodbath Shakes Market—But Is The Real Storm Still To Come? Bittel overlaid Bitcoin’s log-regression channel—what Pal called the “network adoption rails”—on the ISM to illustrate how time and cycle amplitude interact. Because adoption drifts price targets higher through time, longer cycles mechanically point to higher potential outcomes. He showed illustrative channel levels tied to hypothetical ISM prints to explain the mechanism, from mid-$200Ks if the ISM rises into the low-50s to materially higher if the cycle extends toward the low-60s. The numbers were not presented as forecasts but as a map for how cycle strength translates into range-bound fair value bands. Macro Liquidity Extends The Crypto Bull Run Critically, Pal and Bittel argued the current cycle differs from 2020–2021, when both liquidity and the ISM peaked in March 2021, truncating the run. Today, they say, liquidity is re-accelerating into the debt-refinancing window and the ISM is still below 50 with forward indicators pointing up, setting up a 2017-style Q4 impulse with seasonal tailwinds—and, unlike 2017, a higher probability that strength spills into 2026 because the refinancing cycle itself has lengthened. “It is extremely unlikely that it tops this year,” Pal said. “The ISM just isn’t there, and global liquidity isn’t either.” The framework also locates crypto within a broader secular S-curve. Pal contrasted fiat debasement, which lifts asset prices, with GDP-anchored earnings and wages, which lag—explaining why traditional valuation optics look stretched and why owning long-duration, network-effect assets becomes existential. He placed crypto’s user growth at roughly double the internet’s at a comparable stage and argued that tokens uniquely allow investors to own the infrastructure layer of the next web. On total addressable value, he applied the same log-trend framing to the entire digital asset market, sketching a path from roughly $4 trillion today toward a potential $100 trillion by the early 2030s if the space tracks its “fair value” adoption channel, with Bitcoin ultimately occupying a role analogous to gold inside a much larger digital asset stack. Pal closed with operational advice consistent with a longer, liquidity-driven expansion: maintain exposure to proven, large-cap crypto networks, avoid leverage that forces capitulation during routine 20–30% drawdowns, and match time horizon to the macro clock rather than headlines. “We’re four percent of the way there,” he said. “Your job is to not mess this up.” At press time, the total crypto market cap stood at $3.67 trillion. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

Author: NewsBTC

2025/09/27

U.S. Core PCE Inflation Steady at 2.9% for August 2025

U.S. Core PCE Inflation Steady at 2.9% for August 2025

The post U.S. Core PCE Inflation Steady at 2.9% for August 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: The U.S. core PCE price index for August remained at 2.9%, matching forecasts. Market stability observed as no new interest rate changes are expected. Key crypto assets like BTC and ETH showed muted reactions. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported on September 26 that the Core PCE price index remained unchanged at 2.9% in August 2025, matching market expectations. The stable inflation reading suggests no immediate Federal Reserve policy shifts, maintaining predictable monetary conditions favorable to risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. U.S. Inflation and Crypto Market Stability In Focus The core PCE index, the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation, remained at 2.9% in August 2025. This figure closely aligns with market predictions, indicating that inflationary pressures are consistent with previous months. Policymakers and market observers expected no shifts in monetary policy given the matching of expectations. The implications of this include a muted response from financial markets. No significant policy or market shifts occurred, suggesting stability in both traditional and digital asset sectors in the immediate term. This potentially reinforces existing economic strategies without necessitating adjustments to interest rates. On the day of the announcement, market indicators showed minimal volatility, with key figures across financial and crypto sectors maintaining the status quo. Commentary from economic policymakers and industry leaders was notably absent, indicating the expected market response did not prompt significant actions or statements. Bitcoin’s Performance Amid PCE Stability Did you know? When core PCE aligns with forecasts, major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH typically experience stability, similar to when August 2022 saw the same result. As of September 26, 2025, Bitcoin’s price stands at $109,717.67 with a market cap of 2.19 trillion and a market dominance of 57.78%. Over the past 24 hours, trading volume was $58,025,871,478.04, down by 22.95%. Bitcoin’s price change in…

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2025/09/27

What Will the Bitcoin Price Be at the End of 2025? 10 Major Companies and Analysts Weigh In

What Will the Bitcoin Price Be at the End of 2025? 10 Major Companies and Analysts Weigh In

The post What Will the Bitcoin Price Be at the End of 2025? 10 Major Companies and Analysts Weigh In appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. With less than 100 days left until the end of 2025, leading figures and institutions in the cryptocurrency world are sharing eye-catching price predictions for Bitcoin (BTC). The largest cryptocurrency is currently trading at around $109,000, which is just 11% below its all-time high. The leading predictions are as follows: Bitwise: $200,000 Standard Chartered: 200 thousand dollars VanEck: $180,000 Matrixport: $160,000 Galaxy Digital: $185,000 Bernstein: $200,000 Anthony Scaramucci: $180,000–$200,000 Peter Brandt: $150,000–$280,000 Arthur Hayes: $250,000 Meanwhile, CoinGecko published its “Bitcoin Dominance in Cryptocurrency Portfolios” report, revealing retail investors’ perspectives on Bitcoin. According to the survey, nearly half of investors consider Bitcoin the most important asset in their portfolios. While 20.4% of respondents built their portfolios almost entirely on BTC, the most common strategy, at 28%, was to prioritize Bitcoin and hold small amounts of altcoins. This suggests that many investors are choosing to hold BTC before later diversifying into riskier altcoins. Conversely, approximately a quarter of investors consider Bitcoin less important. 17.3% of respondents distribute their portfolios equally between BTC and altcoins, while 10.2% allocate most of their funds to altcoins and a small portion to BTC. A more extreme 15.9% view Bitcoin as completely unimportant and invest solely in altcoins. This group believes BTC now has limited growth potential or is keeping its distance from the leading cryptocurrency for various reasons. *This is not investment advice. Follow our Telegram and Twitter account now for exclusive news, analytics and on-chain data! Source: https://en.bitcoinsistemi.com/what-will-the-bitcoin-price-be-at-the-end-of-2025-10-major-companies-and-analysts-weigh-in/

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2025/09/27

Cardano Confirms Death Cross Amid $855 Million Crypto Market Crash, What’s Next?

Cardano Confirms Death Cross Amid $855 Million Crypto Market Crash, What’s Next?

The post Cardano Confirms Death Cross Amid $855 Million Crypto Market Crash, What’s Next? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Cardano has created a death cross: the bearish technical pattern — which occurs when a short-term moving average falls below the long term MA — has appeared on the four-hour chart. Cardano fell alongside the rest of the markets at the start of the week, recording a sharp drop in Monday’s session from $0.888 to $0.788. Cardano has broadly declined since a high of $0.937 on Sept. 19, reaching a low of $0.754 on Thursday. ADA/USD 4-Hour Chart, Courtesy: TradingView In the last 24 hours, more than $855 million have been liquidated across various digital assets, according to CoinGlass data. Longs accounted for the majority of this figure, coming in at $721.54 million, while shorts came in at $133.22 million. Core inflation was little changed in August, according to the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge, likely keeping the central bank on pace for interest rate cuts ahead. The personal consumption expenditures price index rose 0.3% for the month, putting the annual headline inflation rate at 2.7%, the Commerce Department reported Friday. In the very short term, resistance will be watched at $0.86 ahead of $0.94, while support is envisaged at $0.735. Ouroboros upgrades to boost Cardano Ouroboros Leios is a major redesign of Cardano’s Ouroboros consensus, designed to achieve significant scalability and throughput, pushing Cardano well beyond its current limits. Input Output plans to roll out Leios in iterations, with Leios Lite as the first major step toward full deployment. Leios Lite is anticipated to bring about a 30-55x increase in throughput for Cardano. Ouroboros Omega is a proposed future version of Cardano’s consensus protocol. It aims to combine the benefits of previous Ouroboros variants with additional features like adaptive security and efficient storage. According to Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson, “the road to Omega is full of challenges and surprises,…

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2025/09/27

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