SharpLink is making bold moves with Ethereum—growing its holdings, staking all assets, and drawing investor attention as ETH gains momentum.
On July 9th, the queen of crypto shattered its previous record by briefly surpassing 112,000 dollars, sweeping away doubts about a fatigue in the bullish cycle. This symbolic breakthrough, occurring amidst geopolitical pressures and massive movements in the derivatives markets, reignites speculation about entering a new phase of expansion in the crypto market.
According to data from Token Terminal, over $6 billion worth of tokenized assets now live on the Ethereum blockchain. That’s not theoretical DeFi liquidity, but real-world funds, from some powerful names in global finance.
Tokenization is growing fast, with major firms investing and new platforms launching. This trend could soon impact cryptocurrency prices.
A star shines brighter than the others in the saturated arena of neobanks: Revolut. In London, ambitions are no longer hidden. With a funding round of one billion dollars in preparation, the company aims for a colossal valuation of 65 billion dollars. And at the heart of this ascent? One word: crypto. Because it's not just a diversification, it's a strategy. A conviction. A compass.
Bitcoin is just a hair away from its all-time high. The volumes on ETFs, the rebellion of the BRICS, and the audacity of the United States are very promising for the future.
Cardano injects its blocks into your ledgers: a blockchain that verifies the figures while the auditor sleeps, and the accountant prays that nothing is noticed.
Polygon is about to reach a decisive milestone with Heimdall v2, a hard fork that Sandeep Nailwal describes as "the most complex since 2020". On July 10, the PoS network is deeply modernizing its infrastructure while consolidating its governance, now in the hands of its co-founder. This is a strategic operation as the battle intensifies on the front of layer two blockchains.
Even after stepping down from his CEO role at X (formerly Twitter), Jack Dorsey isn’t taking holidays. This time, the former X boss introduced a new decentralized messaging app, Bitchat, which could transform the social media space in an era where privacy, security, and censorship have become a big thing. If this project goes mainstream, centralized messaging apps like WhatsApp and Messenger could see a peer-to-peer competitor.
