Business and institutional Bitcoin adoption has been one of the biggest catalysts behind Bitcoin’s bull run to $124,450 this cycle. There have been periods where spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund issuers have scooped up 10 times more Bitcoin than what miners were able to produce, pushing up Bitcoin’s price. It contrasts significantly with the 2020-2021 bull cycle, where businesses largely sat on the sidelines as Bitcoin topped $69,000 mostly on retail hype.
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FARTCOIN : Its popularity stems from humorous themes and virality: users submit fart jokes or memes to earn coins, and each transaction generates a digital fart sound. Combined with AI narratives (created by AI Truth Terminal), it is called an AI-meme hybrid that easily triggers FOMO. USELESS : USELESS emphasizes "uselessness" as its selling point, satirizing the empty promises of other coins and becoming the most honest meme coin. The higher the price of the coin, the more useless it is, and the more likely it is to attract speculation.
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The U.S. Treasury Secretary has shut down speculation of adding Bitcoin to government reserves — but institutional interest in Ethereum is heating up. Ethereum ETFs are seeing strong inflows, and JPMorgan calls ETH well-positioned for explosive stablecoin growth. Meanwhile, Coinbase, Ripple, and other major players are expanding their crypto footprint, fueling chatter that an altcoin season may be approaching. MARKET SENTIMENT 44% Mindshare — Bitcoin’s Bullish Momentum & Altcoin Developments: Institutional adoption, tech upgrades, and new listings are driving optimism across BTC and altcoins.
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