Global digital assets could surge into a $28 trillion market by 2030, driven 
by accelerating blockchain adoption, bitcoin dominance, and expanding smart 
contract platforms, according to projections from Ark Investment Management. 
The Numbers Are Staggering: Ark Projects Digital Assets Scaling to $28 
Trillion by 2030 Global digital asset markets appear set for powerful, 
sustained growth […]

Digital Assets Could Reach $28 Trillion in Market Value in 2030, Ark Says

The SEC’s Paul Atkins and the CFTC’s Michael Selig will discuss the two 
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through the Senate.

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Bitwise has introduced a new actively managed exchange-traded fund aimed at 
navigating currency risk through a mix of digital and physical assets. Bitwise 
has launched an actively managed ETF that combines Bitcoin and gold as a hedge 
against currency debasement.…

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Ethereum price started a minor recovery wave from the $2,865 zone. ETH is now 
consolidating losses and might aim for a recovery if it clears $3,050. 
Ethereum started a consolidation phase below $3,050. The price is trading 
below $3,040 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. There was a break above 
a contracting triangle with resistance at $2,950 on the hourly chart of 
ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken). The pair could start a fresh increase if it 
stays above the $2,900 zone. Ethereum Price Aims Recovery Ethereum price 
failed to remain stable above $3,050 and extended losses, like Bitcoin. ETH 
price declined below $3,000 and $2,920 to enter a bearish zone. The bears even 
pushed the price below $2,880. The price finally tested $2,865 and is 
currently consolidating losses. There was a minor upside above the 23.6% Fib 
retracement level of the downward wave from the $3,365 swing high to the 
$2,865 swing low. Besides, there was a break above a contracting triangle with 
resistance at $2,950 on the hourly chart of ETH/USD. Ethereum price is now 
trading below $3,040 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. If the bulls 
can protect more losses below $2,900, the price could attempt another 
increase. Immediate resistance is seen near the $3,050 level. The first key 
resistance is near the $3,110 level or the 50% Fib retracement level of the 
downward wave from the $3,365 swing high to the $2,865 swing low. The next 
major resistance is near the $3,175 level. A clear move above the $3,175 
resistance might send the price toward the $3,220 resistance. An upside break 
above the $3,220 region might call for more gains in the coming days. In the 
stated case, Ether could rise toward the $3,280 resistance zone or even $3,300 
in the near term. Another Drop In ETH? If Ethereum fails to clear the $3,050 
resistance, it could start a fresh decline. Initial support on the downside is 
near the $2,910 level. The first major support sits near the $2,880 zone. A 
clear move below the $2,880 support might push the price toward the $2,865 
support. Any more losses might send the price toward the $2,820 region. The 
main support could be $2,750. Technical Indicators Hourly MACD – The MACD for 
ETH/USD is losing momentum in the bearish zone. Hourly RSI &#8211; The RSI for 
ETH/USD is now above the 50 zone. Major Support Level – $2,880 Major 
Resistance Level – $3,050

Ethereum Bulls Must Conquer $3,050 Or Momentum Quickly Fades

Bitcoin is facing a critical test as volatility returns and price action 
remains unstable around the $90,000 level. Bulls are attempting to defend this 
psychological zone after recent turbulence, but confidence across the market 
is still fragile. With uncertainty dominating short-term sentiment, many 
traders are treating every bounce as a potential trap rather than the start of 
a confirmed recovery. Related Reading: Bitcoin’s Power Shift: New Whales Now 
Control The Market According to top analyst Darkfost, the market is still 
missing a key ingredient for a sustainable bullish continuation: a broad base 
of investors sitting in profit. He argues that despite Bitcoin’s resilience, 
there are not yet enough participants in positive territory to build the kind 
of structural comfort that fuels long-lasting uptrends. This matters because 
latent profits are not inherently bearish. In healthy conditions, when most 
holders are in profit, the market tends to stabilize. Investors feel less 
pressure to sell, panic fades, and holding becomes easier. That environment 
often supports stronger trend development and reduces the risk of sharp 
downside reactions. Still, Darkfost warns that profit dynamics only help up to 
a point. When unrealized gains become extreme across the entire market, they 
can eventually turn into overhead supply, triggering corrective phases. 
Bitcoin’s Profit Structure Still Isn’t Bullish Enough Profit distribution 
across holders can become a double-edged sword for Bitcoin. When the supply in 
profit climbs above 95% and approaches 100%, unrealized gains stop being 
supportive and begin turning into overhead pressure. At those extremes, 
investors have little incentive to hold through volatility, and even small 
shocks can trigger profit-taking that fuels corrective phases. From a 
structural perspective, Darkfost argues the market needs to reclaim the 75% 
supply-in-profit threshold to rebuild a healthier foundation. Historically, 
Bitcoin has tended to sustain bullish conditions when this metric holds above 
that level, as most participants remain comfortable and less reactive to 
downside volatility. Right now, however, the market sits near 71%, after 
dropping as low as 64%. Darkfost notes that readings this low have often 
appeared near the early stages of bear markets, even when the headline 
drawdown looks relatively contained. In this case, the decline of roughly 31% 
was enough to push a large portion of recent buyers underwater, suggesting 
many entered late in the move. The recent rebound briefly lifted supply in 
profit back to 75%, but it failed to hold. That rejection likely reflects 
investors using the bounce to exit at breakeven or reduce losses. Going 
forward, reclaiming 75%–80% would signal stabilization, while further weakness 
could amplify panic-driven selling. Related Reading: Ethereum Supply Tightens 
On Binance As Reserves Hit Lowest Level Since 2016 Volatility Keeps Bulls on 
the Defensive Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize near the $90,000 mark after a 
volatile correction that reshaped the market structure over the past few 
months. The chart shows BTC printing a major peak around $125,000 before 
rolling over into a sharp selloff. Accelerating into November and eventually 
finding a local floor near the mid-$80,000s. That drop marked a decisive break 
in momentum and triggered a shift toward a lower range, where price has 
struggled to regain prior support levels. Since the rebound off the lows, 
Bitcoin has moved into a consolidation phase, repeatedly testing resistance 
around $92,000–$95,000 but failing to generate sustained continuation. Each 
recovery attempt has been met with selling pressure, suggesting that short- 
term supply is still active near former breakdown zones. The latest bounce 
back toward $90,000 signals buyers are defending the level. But the structure 
still looks fragile without a clean breakout. Related Reading: Binance Order 
Flow Suggests Ethereum Is In Correction Mode: Demand Still Missing Volume also 
reflects uncertainty, with higher activity during selloffs and more muted 
participation during rebounds. Bulls likely need to hold $88,000–$90,000 and 
reclaim the $92,000 region with conviction. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart 
from TradingView.com

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