Cryptocards have become a mass gateway to the real economy â and this is more important than the next âaltseasonâ While the market debates whether the âbear marketâ has arrived after Trump's new tariffs on Europe, a quiet shift of much larger scale is happening: stablecoins are becoming the payment standard, and cryptocards are their main conduit into everyday life.
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Bitcoin has just fallen to $3700 after an important geopolitical headline. Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff that will take effect on February 1 for a group of countries including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Finland. And this is just the first step. According to the announcement, the tariff will be increased to 25% from June 1 if
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Bitwise: institutional demand for BTC is once again outpacing supply. According to #Bitwise, by 2025 institutions continue to "absorb" more #BTC than is produced by miners. Key figures (YTD, as of today): - Institutional demand: 545,600 BTC. - New issuance: 97,100 BTC. - Demand/supply ratio: about 5.6Ă. For comparison: - In 2024: demand 913,000 BTC against issuance 217,800 BTC (about 4.2Ă). - In 2021-2023: issuance still exceeded institutional demand. The trend reversal coincided with the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs. Inflows into ETPs and corporate purchases propelled demand into a new orbit. After the halving, supply decreased (by about 450 BTC/day), further exacerbating the imbalance. Recall that #Bitwise considers "institutional demand" as net inflows into global Bitcoin ETPs and the balances of public holding companies. If the current pace continues (and so far there are no reasons to think it won't), there won't be enough coins for everyone. A structural deficit supports a bullish long-term outlook. The prospect of a "supply shock" has not been canceled đ.
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$ETH was valued at $4,000 in 2021. Overvalued at that time. #ETH was valued at $4,000 in December '24. Likely a fair price at that time.
$ETH currently costs $4,000, while stablecoins are rising, staking ETFs are being applied, and all government approvals in the US. It wouldn't be strange if ETH rises to $6,500-8,000. That seems like a fair price.
In the short term? It's unlikely that we will continue to grow in one direction. It just increased by $2,000 (90%) in less than 3 months. The short-term risk of buying here outweighs the rewards, so I think we will stall a bit before weçȘç Ž this critical resistance zone. $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT)
$ETH was valued at $4,000 in 2021. Overvalued at that time. #ETH was valued at $4,000 in December '24. Likely a fair price at that time.
$ETH currently costs $4,000, while stablecoins are rising, staking ETFs are being applied, and all government approvals in the US. It wouldn't be strange if ETH rises to $6,500-8,000. That seems like a fair price.
In the short term? It's unlikely that we will continue to grow in one direction. It just increased by $2,000 (90%) in less than 3 months. The short-term risk of buying here outweighs the rewards, so I think we will stall a bit before weçȘç Ž this critical resistance zone. $ETH