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Digital asset firm SharpLink continues its aggressive Ethereum (ETH) accumulation strategy, adding another 83,562 ETH worth $264.5 million to its portfolio. The company’s total ETH holdings now stand at nearly $2 billion, staking all Ether coins to earn from Ethereum’s proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. This strategy is evaluated through an ETH-per-share metric called ETH concentration. SharpLink’s ETH spending marks the latest in a line of significant ETH purchases by several firms, leading to record outflows from spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

BitMine Immersion Technologies becomes the largest public holder of Ether with holdings valued over $2.9 billion. The company plans to acquire up to 5% of the total supply of Ether, making it the world’s leading Ether treasury firm. High-profile investors include Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest and Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund.

BitMine Immersion has become the largest corporate holder of Ethereum worldwide, amassing 833,137 ETH worth $2.9 billion in just 35 days. The firm’s aggressive crypto accumulation strategy seems to be driven by staking possibilities. With stock trading volume rivaling major equities, BitMine’s accumulation path exhibits strong institutional trust in the company’s Ethereum-centric focus.

Ethereum’s price shows a 9% recovery, but despite this, the data from Ethers futures and options signal a neutral to bearish sentiment. Factors such as institutional ETF outflows and a lack of catalysts are hindering ETH from breaking the $3,800 mark. The article offers in-depth analysis on Ethereum’s current market position, derivatives metrics, and investor behavior in the backdrop of broader cryptocurrency market trends.

Ethereum rallies with strong ETF demand, while new Layer-2 memecoin LILPEPE aims to take advantage of Ethereum’s momentum. With zero taxes, high speed transactions, and tangible utility in its layer 2 ecosystem, LILPEPE presents an undervalued investment opportunity. LILPEPE’s presale nearly sold out and a remarkable surge to $0.10 is expected post-launch.

Bitcoin’s dominance is dipping as altcoins rally and regulations advance, despite strong ETF demand and low exchange reserves, according to a new report by Sygnum. Bitcoin ETF assets have exceeded $160 billion with BTC exchange reserves hitting a near seven-year low. Bitcoins market share has dipped over 6%, giving way to altcoins such as Ethereum and Ripple. With regulatory clarity predicted to further boost altcoins, Bitcoin’s dominance may continue to decline.

The European Central Bank reconsiders the strategic value of Euro-pegged stablecoins to maintain Europe’s monetary sovereignty amidst the global expansion of U.S.-backed stablecoins. Discussing the potential advantages and risks, the article also examines regulatory shifts and growth projections within the stablecoin market.

Explore how solo Bitcoin miners are defying the odds and securing full block rewards despite the network’s near all-time high hashrate. This article discusses key aspects of Bitcoin mining, the importance of efficiency, participation of different miners, and the possibility of a 51% attack, while also focusing on the scope of a healthier and more decentralized Bitcoin network.

Complex news and data impact stocks and crypto-investments, with events such as Robinhood’s strong quarterly results and Coinbase’s missed revenue expectations causing setbacks. However, optimism continues due to recent regulatory wins and future regulatory clarity. The article also discusses analysts’ change in attitudes, investor pullbacks, and the potential of crypto future growth.

Stablecoins could bolster the dominance of the U.S. dollar, particularly with the introduction of new regulations such as the GENIUS Act, according to a report by asset management firm BlackRock. The Act, which primarily focuses on stablecoins as payment tools, could strengthen the dollar by facilitating a tokenized U.S. dollar-based system for international transactions. The growing market capitalization of stablecoins, currently around $266 billion, and their potential competition with other digital assets, alongside the U.S. government’s support, is anticipated to enhance the global position of the U.S. dollar.

Coinbase Global slips in late trading following second-quarter earnings report miss of analyst estimates, marking a drop from its YoY 50% growth. Yet, acquisitions and partnerships, including with American Express and JPMorgan Chase, show the crypto exchange actively seeking growth strategies, with Q3 anticipated to report improved results.

Coinbase announces increased Q2 2025 revenue of $1.5 billion, experiencing a year-on-year growth of 3.3% but a decrease of 26% from the previous quarter due to lagged retail activity. Highlights include stablecoin revenue growth bolstered by a deal with Circle, ventures to expand into real-world assets, derivatives, and token sales, yet, fell short of analyst predictions in key areas. Despite the partial downturn, Coinbase shares remain over 50% higher year-to-date.