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While Bitcoin remains stable, Ethereum gains over 3% following a significant network update, with several related tokens also rising.

Chainlink’s LINK token saw a significant price increase following the launch of Grayscale’s new spot ETF, which provides investors with regulated exposure to the cryptocurrency. The fund attracted millions in inflows on its first day, signaling growing institutional interest in infrastructure tokens.

Bitcoin’s price is rallying, fueled by aggressive buying, but analysts warn this signals an overheated market. Contrasting this with stalling economic velocity, they caution that the current momentum may be driven by leverage rather than solid fundamentals, making the rally potentially fragile.

Bitcoin’s price stalls at the $94,000 resistance level while Ethereum surges nearly 4%, breaking out against Bitcoin and reaching its highest price in weeks.

Bitcoin has surged over 12% in two days, recovering from Monday’s slump. Analysts attribute the rebound to a market cleanup involving massive deleveraging and capitulation, potentially setting the stage for a relief rally.

Asset manager Grayscale predicts that Bitcoin will break its four-year cycle and reach a new all-time high in 2026, despite a recent 30% price drop. The firm sees signs of a local bottom and a ’leverage reset’ as a healthy foundation for future growth.

The Dutch government has announced the 2026 income thresholds for the healthcare allowance. Find out if you’re eligible, as many people leave hundreds of euros unclaimed each year.

Despite a massive dump of 150 million XRP by whales in 48 hours, experts remain optimistic. The selling pressure is being absorbed by inflows into newly launched XRP ETFs, while the price holds key support levels, suggesting potential for an upward move.

After a market-wide panic, XRP surged over 10%, driven by significant institutional inflows into new ETFs, whale accumulation, and bullish technical signals, outperforming major assets like Bitcoin.

Despite progress, the gender pay gap in the Netherlands remains significant, costing women billions annually. New EU legislation aims to increase transparency and address the disparity.