... Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a hedge against inflation risks, sustaining high demand. Ethereum (ETH) – approximately $3,800. The largest altcoin holds a market share of ~18%. Ethereum is strengthening due to network updates and growing institutional interest—capital inflows into ETH funds have reached record levels. The immediate goal is to surpass the $4,000 threshold amidst a deflationary ETH issuance model. Tether (USDT) – ~$1, the leading stablecoin. USDT provides liquidity to the crypto market, remaining ...

... York this week, and positive news from developers is expected. Finally, market expectations are rising that following Bitcoin, regulators will approve the launch of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Ethereum – this could further simplify the flow of institutional capital into this altcoin. XRP Rises After Ending Dispute with SEC The XRP token (associated with Ripple) exhibited outstanding dynamics last week due to positive news from the legal front. The long-standing court battle between Ripple and the U.S. Securities ...

... involved in Bitcoin ETF operations, the accompanying infrastructure—from asset custody to settlement—will continue to evolve, further solidifying liquidity. In the long run, a more liquid and mature Bitcoin market is poised to attract even more institutional capital. Interest from Institutional and Retail Investors Both institutional and retail investors stand to benefit from Bitcoin becoming a part of the financial mainstream. Large institutions are now obtaining a regulated, bank-approved instrument to ...

... led to Bitcoin's remarkable performance. An interesting aspect to note is that family offices, traditional asset managers, and hedge funds hold diverse views on cryptocurrency, its products, and services. They also possess a staggering $17 billion in institutional capital. The number of institutional investors allocating a certain percentage of their portfolios to digital assets is growing day by day. According to a recent survey, seven out of ten institutional investors plan to purchase or invest in cryptocurrency ...

... market average may indicate the following: Market penetration. The financial institution is newly entering the market or expanding into a new region. A higher rate allows them to draw in new depositors. Financing. Funds are being raised to allocate capital for another project. Credit. To open a new line of credit or extend an existing one, the bank draws in depositors' funds. Liquidity issues. The financial institution may struggle to meet its obligations to clients, requiring it to attract more funds to cover existing debts. Fraud. A commercial entity may significantly inflate rates to attract as much client money as possible and subsequently disappear ...