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Tesla’s Bitcoin Holdings Now Worth $1.2B After 30% BTC Price Rally in Q2
A new accounting rule this year lets companies mark crypto assets to market, benefiting Tesla’s balance sheet.

Joe McCann Closes Asymmetric Liquid Fund After 'Shifting Away From Liquid Trading'
McCann is shutting down crypto fund after steep losses and shifting his focus to long-term blockchain investments.

Bitwise CIO on Ether’s ‘Demand Shock’: Why ETH’s Rally Has Staying Power
Matthew Hougan says ETH treasury firms and spot ether ETFs are driving a $10 billion ETH supply squeeze, pushing ether toward structurally higher prices.

Solana's SOL Could Hit $500 in This Bull Run, Says Analyst, as Upexi Boosts Holdings to 1.8M SOL
Upexi’s SOL stash now exceeds $330 million after a $200 million capital raise, as one analyst calls for a breakout to $500 this cycle.

Dan Tapiero Projects Crypto Economy Hitting $50T, Launches $500M Fund Under New Firm
Tapiero, who previously projected a $10 trillion crypto market, adjusted his forecast after seeing the success of Circle's IPO and Deribit's acquisition by Coinbase.

Toncoin Extends Rally as TON Launches Integrated Wallet for 87M U.S. Users
Toncoin jumped 3% to $3.41 as TON began rolling out its wallet mini app to 87 million U.S. users, enabling seamless crypto payments inside the app.

PEPE Dips Slightly as Market Cools, but Outperforms Broader Memecoin Sector
Despite the drop, PEPE is outperforming the wider memecoin space and is up nearly 55% over the past month.

ETH to $4,000? Analysts Weigh Whale Purchases Against Correction Risks
ETH’s climb toward $4,000 is backed by whales and sentiment, but some analysts warn the rally looks overheated and ripe for a correction.

Internet Computer Slides Amid Broader Altcoin Pullback
Internet Computer loses ground as high-volume liquidation hits $5.83 support.

Asia Morning Briefing: U.S. BTC ETF Inflows Dwarf Hong Kong's as Local Investors Stick With Stocks
Hong Kong crypto ETFs saw just $14.1 million in inflows last week while the U.S. brought in $4.36 billion. However, Hong Kong issuers may be waiting for a door to open to mainland China.

