... coming months requires a balanced approach. On one hand, the retention strategy by some miners (like Marathon, Hut 8) and limited new BTC inflows post-halving create conditions for supply shortages, supporting price. Moreover, institutional interest in bitcoin remains high: market sentiment is influenced by expectations for the approval of spot BTC-ETFs in the U.S., investments from funds, and capital influx from traditional investors searching for inflation hedges. These factors may offset miners' sales. Some analysts believe bitcoin has a chance to reach a new all-time high and surpass ...

... environment improves (the Fed signals an imminent rate cut, boosting risk appetite), regulators do not deliver unpleasant surprises, and positive news related to Ethereum surfaces. For example, there could be information about progress in approving a spot ETF for Ethereum or about major companies investing in ETH. In this scenario, Bitcoin continues to rise or consistently holds its reached levels, providing confidence to the entire cryptocurrency market. Against this backdrop, Ethereum decisively breaks through the $2,000 resistance and surges higher. If circumstances unfold favorably,...

... crypto industry. Banks and investment firms are launching new products and pilot projects related to digital assets, providing their clients with access to cryptocurrencies. In 2025, several Wall Street financial giants applied in the U.S. to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs, hoping to satisfy growing investor demand and enhance market legitimacy. Existing cryptocurrency funds are witnessing record capital inflows—significant amounts are being invested in both Bitcoin funds and funds focused on Ethereum and ...

... holders of BTC—has announced an increase in its fundraising plan to $2 billion (up from $500 million) for further Bitcoin purchases, indicating institutional interest in accumulating positions. Additionally, there is a continued inflow of capital into spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S.: in recent days, total investments in these funds have risen by tens of millions of dollars, reflecting sustained interest from large investors. Even after a slight pullback phase, Bitcoin remains the main driver of the crypto ...

... crypto industry. Banks and investment firms are launching new products based on digital assets and offering clients services for the custody and management of cryptocurrencies. In 2025, several financial giants on Wall Street filed applications to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs, while existing cryptocurrency funds are experiencing record capital inflows (including into Ethereum funds) totaling billions of dollars — a testament to the sustained interest and trust from traditional investors. Traditional exchanges ...