... even minor outflows from Bitcoin-related investment products are quickly countered by inflows as optimism returns. This indicates the formation of a robust base of buyers: long-term investors are willing to hold and accumulate Bitcoin, mitigating the effects of sales by speculators. Ethereum: Institutional Demand and Multi-Year Highs The second most significant crypto asset, Ethereum (ETH), is strengthening its market position along an upward trend. ETH is holding steady around its max values since ...

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... option—leaving the purchased cryptocurrency in the exchange's account without transferring it to an external wallet. This minimizes technical complexities (no need to navigate setting up your wallet application), but there are drawbacks: the exchange effectively controls your funds. The crypto community even uses the expression: "Not your keys — not your coins," emphasizing that only by personally holding the private key do you truly control your cryptocurrency. Therefore, as your asset ...

... half of the year are driving stock prices, particularly in the technology sector. Analysts note that the rapid rise in the shares of IT giants has led to one of Wall Street’s best first halves in decades, amplifying the FOMO (fear of missing out) effect among market participants. However, the high level of valuations (the S&P 500 price-to-earnings ratio is approaching 22–23 versus a historical norm of about 16) prompts investors to remain vigilant: any disappointment – whether in trade negotiations ...