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Has Jim Cramer done it again? Has he just kickstarted the next BTC bull market?

Ethereum (ETH) climbed above $2,430 on Friday, its highest price in roughly four months, as US spot ETFs absorbed their largest daily inflow since October, and whales pulled fresh supply off Binance. The altcoin has gained 29% over the past week. At press time, it traded at $2,422. Despite the price gain, not every

Bitcoin Infinity Day lands on August 21. Holders buy or HODL as BTC jumps to $75,360 and greed returns.

Aside from all the latest news, we will check how PI performed during the highly impressive market-wide revival over the past few days.

This Friday, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) In a major reversal, ETH has pumped 27% this week after sentiment turned positive, with Bitcoin leading and pulling most of the market higher. Ethereum shot up from $1,800 and did not stop until the

Most Americans view President Donald Trump’s crypto earnings as improper, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll in which 63% of respondents called the profits his family drew from digital assets inappropriate. The same survey found that 69% believe his private business interests shape his presidential decisions. Half of

Bitcoin's July low confirms Benjamin Cowen's midterm cycle thesis has reached its accumulation stage, though a $44,000 Q4 risk remains.

MANTRA (MANTRA) slid to an all-time low of $0.0041 as the project froze its blockchain and said an attacker was targeting a vulnerability in an upstream dependency. The record low came as the rest of the market climbed, extending a rally that accelerated on Wednesday. Why MANTRA Halted Its Chain MANTRA Chain, a Layer 1

Is it retail or are major players behind XRP's mind-blowing rally?

Japan’s headline inflation rate reached 1.9% in July, its highest level this year, as the Iran conflict pushed energy costs higher and the yen drifted back toward 159 per dollar. Both readings now point the Bank of Japan toward the same decision in September, when its board next meets to set the policy rate. Energy