After several weeks gaining momentum, Bitcoin has finally done it: it’s back above the $90,000 mark.
As we’ve explained many times, Bitcoin cycles aren’t constant. They have their ups and downs. It’s completely normal — volatility is part of Bitcoin’s nature, and it’s crucial to understand it.
These corrections are a breather. An ideal window to review our strategies and position ourselves for the next move.
Bitcoin has reasons to be optimistic
In recent weeks, Bitcoin has shown its maturity, holding strong despite the blows from the tariff war and the downturn in the broader markets.
The recovery of trade relations between the US and China has caused Bitcoin to climb to $94,000, driven by a surge in investor optimism, reflected in the Fear and Greed Index, which exited the fear zone for the first time in months.
This growth has placed Bitcoin among the top five largest assets globally, surpassing Google in total market cap. Just to put it in perspective, Bitcoin’s market cap is nearly double that of Tesla.
Bitcoin is in a solid position to continue rising in the world of finance. Institutional adoption, favorable policies, and a more supportive macroeconomic environment all suggest Bitcoin has strong growth potential.
Bitcoin is gearing up for another surge — and you still have time to accumulate before it hits $100,000 again.
Faster, more efficient, more Ethereum
The Ethereum Foundation is shifting its focus to make its network faster, more efficient, and more accessible to everyone.
The upcoming network upgrades will address Ethereum’s traditional pain points — performance and usability — while continuing to improve and expand Layer 2 usage.
Best of all, features that were expected to take years to arrive might be implemented in the upcoming updates. The Ethereum Foundation’s message is clear: they want to speed up change to lead the future.
With the right changes, Ethereum could become the new Internet — and you can still be part of this revolution.
Companies want SOL too
Many companies have followed in the footsteps of Michael Saylor and Strategy, adding Bitcoin to their treasury as a long-term investment.
However, Upexi, a company focused on supply chain solutions, has gone all-in on Solana, allocating over 90% of a $100 million raise to build a SOL treasury fund.
This move comes at the same time as institutional demand for Solana rises: Canada approved the world’s first spot SOL ETF, and ARK Investment added SOL to its portfolio via a staking fund.
As Solana becomes more integrated into the global financial system and adoption rises — both as a store of value and a means of payment — its value will multiply.
Could SOL become the new corporate crypto darling?
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