Speculative flows are moving from large-cap altcoins into sub-$50 million crypto projects. PORTAL surged more than 150% in one day, while ALTS stayed largely inactive with zero reported 24-hour volume.
U.S. stocks closed higher on April 17, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq extending their winning streak to 12 sessions. Crypto-related equities were mixed, led by an 11.27% surge in ETHZilla, while MSTR, HSDT, and ABTC also posted gains.
U.S. stock markets opened lower on July 10, dragging down crypto-related stocks. HODL fell 6.98%, ALTS down 6.52%, MSTR lost 3%, and CRCL dropped 4.4%, reflecting broad risk-off sentiment.
Analysts predict a 130% rally for Ethereum to $4,900 if the $1,800 support level holds. Currently trading near $2,100, on-chain metrics show exchange reserves near 10-year lows and RSI below 30, supporting a bullish outlook.
Adidas has steadily expanded its Web3 strategy, from launching Into the Metaverse and partnering with BAYC-linked figures to rolling out co-created NFTs, virtual apparel, and the new ALTS sub-brand.
The TOTAL3 chart, representing altcoin market cap excluding BTC and ETH, has broken through the 4-year resistance at $1.13 trillion. Simultaneously, the Altcoin-to-Bitcoin ratio hit the 0.10 macro support zone. Analysts confirm this dual signal marks the start of an 'Altcoin 3.0' season.
Eric Trump no longer appears on AI Financial’s public leadership page, adding to scrutiny around the company’s ties to World Liberty Financial. The development comes as AI Financial faces heavy losses, going-concern warnings, and broader controversy surrounding Trump-linked crypto ventures.
Eric Trump has disappeared from AI Financial’s leadership page as the Trump-linked crypto network faces mounting pressure over losses, lawsuits, related-party deals and compliance concerns tied to World Liberty Financial.
