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Advocate Predicts a 6x Increase in XRP Value, But is it Feasible? Ripple's XRP has recently seen massive gains, even surpassing Tether's USDT stablecoin to become the third-largest cryptocurrency with a market capitalization of around $208 billion. Well-known XRP advocate John Squire has identified a pattern in XRP's trading chart suggesting a potential 6x growth, based on similar trends 36 weeks ago. However, for this to happen, XRP would need to reach a market cap of around $1.2 trillion, which is three times that of Ethereum, and maintain buy-side liquidity in the hundreds of millions, if not billions. Despite a 15% reduction in volume over the last 24 hours, XRP is gearing up for another potential move, with Thumzup Media Corporation approving a $250 million investment plan to expand its crypto holdings, including XRP.
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Ethereum Treasuries Shift from 'Digital Gold' Strategy to Yield-Based Staking: The Importance of This Transition A surge in companies aligning with Ethereum's economic ecosystem is leading to a shift from Bitcoin's 'digital gold' model to a more active, yield-generating approach. Instead of passively holding crypto, companies like SharpLink, BitMine, Bit Digital, and GameSquare are actively using Ethereum as a productive reserve asset, employing strategies such as staking and DeFi strategies. These companies are funding their strategies with equity, thereby avoiding the vulnerabilities associated with debt obligations. Their capital is actively deployed to improve network security and stability and support Ethereum's infrastructure. Despite risks such as dilution and price swings, this new model is seen as more engaged and capital-efficient. Also, several companies are significantly increasing their Ethereum holdings, with SharpLink becoming the largest corporate holder of Ethereum.
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A Year in Review: The Performance of Spot Ethereum ETFs Around a year ago, spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were introduced into the US financial market, providing a regulated way to invest in the second-largest cryptocurrency. Their journey has been a challenging one, with initial slow start and outflows, but they have significantly contributed to institutional crypto adoption. On their debut, the nine products collectively saw $106 million in positive flows. BlackRock's spot Ethereum ETF led with $266 million inflows. Despite initial outflows, the funds have since seen massive positive flows, with the highest ever recorded at over $726 million. Despite Ethereum performing poorly in this cycle, these ETFs have been on a continuous inflow streak, amassing over $2.8 billion in flows, and it remains to see how they will perform in the next 12 months.
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