The US-Iran tensions highlight the fragility of peace talks, impacting global 
markets and setting precedents for digital asset enforcement.
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US strikes Iranian missile sites amid ongoing peace negotiations, rattling crypto and oil markets

Micron Technology has reportedly joined the trillion‑dollar club after an 18% 
single‑day surge sent its shares to around $886, capping a year‑to‑date run of 
more than 200% on the back of an AI‑driven memory boom. While most public data 
as…

Micron Technology has reportedly joined the trillion‑dollar club after an 18% single‑day surge sent its shares to around $886, capping a year‑to‑date run of more than 200% on the back of an AI‑driven memory boom. While most public data as…

Micron enters the $1 trillion club on parabolic AI memory trade

Grvt will work with Plume to launch tokenized fixed-income and structured 
credit products tied to institutional-grade real world assets and onchain 
yield strategies.

Grvt will work with Plume to launch tokenized fixed-income and structured credit products tied to institutional-grade real world assets and onchain yield strategies.

Grvt adds 3 tokenized yield funds tied to institutional-grade RWAs

Bernstein Research data shows the RWA market at $51 billion, with tokenized 
private credit leading and Figure leading RWA platforms with $18 billion in 
tokenized assets.

Bernstein Research data shows the RWA market at $51 billion, with tokenized private credit leading and Figure leading RWA platforms with $18 billion in tokenized assets.

RWA market hits $51B as tokenized private credits surges: Bernstein

The pope has used his first encyclical to issue an unusually blunt warning on 
artificial intelligence, saying AI must be “disarmed” and stripped of the 
logics that turn it into a tool of domination, manipulation, and automated 
killing. In a…

The pope has used his first encyclical to issue an unusually blunt warning on artificial intelligence, saying AI must be “disarmed” and stripped of the logics that turn it into a tool of domination, manipulation, and automated killing. In a…

Pope Leo warns AI must be ‘disarmed’ before it turns into a weapon against humanity

Crypto analyst Crypto Patel has outlined a roadmap for a Litecoin rally to 
$1,000. He noted that LTC is currently in a multi-year accumulation phase, 
which is why he remains bullish despite the altcoin being down over 80% from 
its all-time high. The Roadmap For A Potential Litecoin Rally To $1,000 In an 
X post, Crypto Patel divided the roadmap for a Litecoin rally to $1,000 into 
three phases. Under the first phase, he expects LTC to reclaim the $100 to 
$140 zone between now and next year. Under phase 2, he predicts the altcoin 
could rally to between $200 and $280, which could happen between post-halving 
and 2028. Related Reading: Is Litecoin “Dead Money” Or Is It About To Do What 
Solana Did In 2024? Furthermore, Crypto Patel stated that Phase 3 will be the 
bull cycle peak, which could be between 2028 and 2029. This is when he expects 
LTC to sweep its current all-time high (ATH) and then see an extension to a 
blow-off top of between $500 to $700. The analyst added that a rally to $1,000 
will require a multi-cycle thesis beyond 2030. The analyst also gave his 
honest opinion on whether Litecoin could reach these targets. He stated that 
there is a 20% to 30% probability of LTC reaching $500, possibly in the next 
bull cycle peak. Crypto Patel also mentioned that the altcoin could hit $1,000 
only in an extreme bull case with full institutional adoption, which he 
estimates has a 5% to 10% probability. He added that the most likely path is a 
rally to between $150 and $300 between now and 2028, with an extension to as 
high as $600 in peak euphoria. Crypto Patel also warned that Litecoin is not a 
100x rocket but a “slow, reliable cycle beta play” and that those who believe 
in it will need to hold for up to five years rather than just months. The 
analyst said he sees value in the $40 to $50 range for spot accumulation. He 
added that LTC is sitting in a deep, multi-year accumulation zone, where smart 
money quietly builds positions while retail investors forget the coin exists. 
Why The Analyst Is Still Bullish On LTC Crypto Patel outlined reasons he 
remains bullish on Litecoin, including Canary Capital&#8217;s launch of an LTC ETF. 
He further alluded to the 2027 halving setup, noting that it could spark a 
textbook supply shock. The analyst is also bullish because of LTC’s mainstream 
adoption, MWEB privacy layer, and the narrative that the altcoin is the silver 
to Bitcoin’s gold. Related Reading: Why Litecoin Price Going To $2,000 Is Not 
A Fantasy, But Market Cap Math Meanwhile, the analyst also outlined a bear 
case for Litecoin. He noted that a $500 price target for LTC implies a $42 
billion market cap, while a $1,000 price target would imply an $84 billion 
market cap for the altcoin. He also noted that LTC never reclaimed its 2021 
ATH while BTC, ETH, and SOL made new all-time highs. Crypto Patel remarked 
that this means the structural demand is not yet there at scale. He added that 
the LTC ETFs&#8217; flows are weak while the Litecoin network doesn’t have smart 
contracts. Featured image from Adobe Stock, chart from Tradingview.com

Crypto analyst Crypto Patel has outlined a roadmap for a Litecoin rally to $1,000. He noted that LTC is currently in a multi-year accumulation phase, which is why he remains bullish despite the altcoin being down over 80% from its all-time high. The Roadmap For A Potential Litecoin Rally To $1,000 In an X post, &#8230;

US strikes Iranian missile sites amid ongoing peace negotiations, rattling crypto and oil markets

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