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Ethereum is leading the way on this rally and has surged over 20% in one week to crack $3,400. How much higher can it go?

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are on a roll: after buying $600 million on Tuesday, they bought another $1.5 billion on Wednesday. What is driving this surge in interest?

Plus, big earnings, bigger headlines and a Fed decision still to come. Markets are teetering — and Matt Maley is zeroing in on high-probability trades to capitalize on the chaos. Join him Sunday at 1 p.m. ET and see exactly where he’s placing his bets.

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TOP STORY

ETH Surges 7% To Crack $3,400: When Will The $4,000 Mark Fall?

Ethereum has rallied 24% over the past week, fueled by growing ETF inflows, regulatory clarity and renewed institutional interest. With ETH approaching a key resistance level, traders are eyeing a breakout to $4,000.

Analyst Benjamin Cowen noted that ETH may have bottomed for this cycle against Bitcoin, now aligning with its long-term logarithmic regression trendline.

He draws parallels to previous market cycles, particularly 2017 and 2019, when altcoins initially rallied before collapsing to cycle lows.

Where is ETH going from here?

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin are holding steady (in Bitcoin’s case) or pushing higher (all the other altcoins): here’s what’s driving the markets on Thursday.

Elon Musk has done it again — his latest Grok update includes an AI avatar and, of course, it sparked a new $70 million meme coin.

Dogecoin now has its first Dogecoin treasury company (or at least it’s in the works). Here’s which company is planning to build a $500 million Dogecoin treasury.

FINTECH FOCUS

$1.5 Billion In One Day: Why Bitcoin And Ethereum ETFs Are Running Wild

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a daily net inflow of $799.4 million on July 16, extending a ten-day streak of consistent institutional inflows and pushing cumulative inflows past $53.8 billion, according to data from SoSoValue.

The inflows come amid surging prices and a broader industry push for regulatory clarity during the ongoing "Crypto Week" in Washington.

The ten-day run of inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs has now brought cumulative inflows to over $53.8 billion, a sign of mounting institutional interest as crypto assets rebound sharply in 2025.

Why do ETFs keep hammering the Buy button?

Read the full scoop here.

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