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For the first time since mid-August, bitcoin has set a higher high, pushing above the volume-weighted average price. The bottom may have already been established on September 1 at $107,250, though convincing evidence is still lacking. Investors remain on the lookout for stronger signals of renewed confidence.
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While the public debate often gets stuck on price news and memecoins, behind the scenes the foundation of crypto is quietly being built further. The longest Ethereum staking queue in years, rising DeFi activity, and shares finding their way to blockchain networks are signals of maturation. Not a revolution, but an evolution.
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The new record high for ether shows there is structural demand, particularly through ETFs. Ethereum is increasingly seen not just as technology but as a full-fledged investment asset. As a result, it is attracting capital that previously flowed mainly into bitcoin.
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The new record high for ether shows there is structural demand, particularly through ETFs. Ethereum is increasingly seen not just as technology but as a full-fledged investment asset. As a result, it is attracting capital that previously flowed mainly into bitcoin.
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Market sentiment in the crypto space shifted this week from cautious to optimistic. Ether drew attention with clear outperformance, fueled by strong inflows into U.S. spot ETFs. The rest of the altcoin market lagged behind. For now, the current momentum remains centered around ether.
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After hovering just below the $120,000 mark for weeks, bitcoin gave up ground last week. The price fell to $114,000, with no strong rebound in sight. ETF outflows suggest a more cautious stance among investors. The key question: is this a temporary correction, or the start of a longer consolidation phase?
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Market sentiment in the crypto space shifted this week from cautious to optimistic. Ether drew attention with clear outperformance, fueled by strong inflows into U.S. spot ETFs. The rest of the altcoin market lagged behind. For now, the current momentum remains centered around ether.
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The major investors and professional parties are no longer bystanders, but active participants. Not out of opportunism, but because the conditions are finally right: clear regulations, mature products, and reliable infrastructure. This makes the inflow of capital fundamentally different this time. It’s not a passing trend, but a structural shift.
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For the first time since 2021, it’s not bitcoin but ether commanding the spotlight. The price is rising, ETFs are drawing in billions, and more institutions are positioning ETH as a strategic asset. Meanwhile, the crypto ecosystem is gaining strength: the U.S. legalizes stablecoins, and major banks like Bank of America are preparing their own issuance.
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Bitcoin has recorded its highest weekly and monthly close ever in dollars, but a broader perspective reveals that the strength mainly stems from dollar weakness. There are no new records when measured against the euro or gold. At the same time, political influence over monetary policy is increasing. The U.S. government is opening the liquidity taps, while the central bank is still holding back.
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Bitcoin’s breakout is both strong and convincing. For the first time in months, we are seeing a clear move above the previous high, supported by inflows into spot ETFs and growing market optimism. Remarkably, retail enthusiasm remains limited. Altcoins are lagging, and euphoria is still absent.
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The crypto market remains strikingly calm. In the U.S., stocks are hitting new record highs, interest rate expectations are falling, and the dollar is weakening — a combination that would typically drive price increases.
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Geopolitical tensions leave their mark, but there’s no sign of panic. Bitcoin remains above $100,000 and ETF inflows continue. Altcoins saw steeper declines, but that’s more the rule than the exception. As long as the conflict doesn’t escalate further, the market appears able to absorb the impact.
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Bitcoin is edging closer to its highest price ever, fueled by sustained inflows into ETFs and a growing number of companies adding bitcoin to their balance sheets. Ether, too, continues to attract capital. But the most striking signals are coming from the traditional financial world: JPMorgan is accepting bitcoin ETFs as collateral, Circle made a spectacular stock market debut, and Big Tech is exploring stablecoin integration.
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The bitcoin price is easing off, but beneath the surface, the market remains active. For the first time, ether ETFs attracted more capital than bitcoin funds—a sign that traditional and institutional investors are broadening their crypto allocations. At the same time, on-chain activity is growing, with new record volumes on decentralized exchanges. While sentiment remains cautious, developments are moving quickly.
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