Ethereum ETF investors are sitting on significantly steeper unrealized losses than their Bitcoin counterparts, with current prices far below average entry points. Despite a severe drawdown exceeding 60%, data suggests most holders are demonstrating resilience, while a major institutional disclosure from Goldman Sachs reveals a surprisingly large and bullish bet on Ethereum’s long-term prospects.
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The cryptocurrency market stands at a pivotal threshold, according to Moonrock Capital founder Simon Dedic, who predicts a 75% likelihood the sector will transition from an early-adopter niche to the early-majority phase within the next year. This fundamental shift, he argues, would signal the death of the industry’s traditional four-year boom-and-bust cycles, replacing reflexive narrative-driven pricing with valuation based on macroeconomic conditions and real economic utility.
about Crypto Nears Mainstream Adoption, 4-Year Cycles May EndCrypto’s $19B Washout Sparks 2020 Crash Comparisons
The cryptocurrency market experienced its largest single-day liquidation in history after former President Donald Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese tech exports triggered a massive $19 billion wipeout. As prices plunged to key distress levels, analysts began drawing striking parallels to the infamous March 2020 crypto crash, raising critical questions about whether this represents a market bottom or the beginning of a deeper decline. While the emotional response mirrors previous cycles, the fundamental economic conditions present a dramatically different backdrop for this latest market shock.
about Crypto's $19B Washout Sparks 2020 Crash ComparisonsTokenized Pokémon Cards Surge 5.5x to $124M in August
Blockchain technology is expanding beyond traditional financial assets into collectibles, with Pokémon cards becoming a significant real-world asset class for tokenization. The market saw $124.5 million in tokenized Pokémon card trades in August, a 5.5x increase since January, driven by platforms like Courtyard and Collector Crypt. According to Bitwise analyst Danny Nelson, tokenization’s true disruption lies in markets without strong financial infrastructure, making Pokémon cards—with their multibillion-dollar footprint but limited institutional frameworks—an ideal candidate. Collector Crypt’s native token CARDS surged 10x post-launch, reaching a $450 million valuation, while its gamified ‘Gacha machine’ feature generated $16.6 million in just one week, highlighting the blend of collectibles and gaming that’s captivating crypto investors.
about Tokenized Pokémon Cards Surge 5.5x to $124M in AugustPi Network Token Reaches New High Amid Fraud Allegations and Skepticism
Pi Network’s token has surged to a new all-time high of $2.98, gaining over 30% in just 24 hours and nearly 200% in a week, despite facing serious fraud allegations and skepticism regarding its legitimacy. Critics, including Bybit CEO Ben Zhou, have likened its structure to a pyramid scheme, while Moonrock Capital’s Simon Dedic predicts a significant price drop, citing a lack of intrinsic value. In response, Pi Network has denied the fraud claims, asserting its legitimacy and highlighting its six-year development history and a user base of over 60 million.
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