A survey released in April by Nomura and Laser Digital found that 65% of institutional investors now treat crypto as a core portfolio allocation. According to the source material, cited via CoinDesk, the result points to a broader shift in how large investors classify digital assets. The significance is not only sentiment. Crypto is being placed inside portfolios that manage substantial amounts of capital.
BNB holds at $625 after supply burns pass 31%
Among large-cap tokens, BNB was listed at $625. The source says Binance has retired more than 31% of total supply through its quarterly burn program. In the 35th burn, 1.57 million BNB were removed, with a reported value of about $1.02 billion. The article also notes that BNB remains about 55% below its $1,375 all-time high from October 2025, with $583 described as support and $650 as resistance.
Ethereum trades at $2,308 as weekly on-chain activity jumps 41%
Ethereum was quoted at $2,308. The source says ETH slipped 2.6% on the session, but stayed higher on the week after a ceasefire rally pushed price through March resistance. On-chain data was one of the stronger points in the report: Ethereum transactions climbed 41% in one week, while ETH ETF flows turned positive. The same material places ETH about 54% below its $4,891 all-time high, with $2,000 as support and $2,500 as resistance.
Pepeto presale raises more than $9.3 million
The original article also devoted major attention to Pepeto. It says the project has raised more than $9.3 million in presale funding at a token price of $0.0000001865, while also claiming a confirmed Binance listing. The source describes PepetoSwap as a zero-fee trading product spanning Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Solana, and says the contracts passed a SolidProof audit. Staking was presented with an annual yield figure of 181%.
Even so, the clearest news signal in the material remains the institutional survey. Taken together with the price action in BNB, the activity jump on Ethereum, and the positive ETF flow reference, the report frames a market where digital assets are moving from opportunistic exposure toward formal allocation inside institutional portfolios.