The post Can Ethereum keep beating Bitcoin in Q3? Tom Lee’s ETH thesis under pressure appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Tom Lee’s Ethereum conviction heading into Q3 is starting to look like a well-timed move. For context, BitMine Immersion recently added another 42,197 ETH, taking its holdings to more than 5.74 million ETH. On the other hand, Michael Saylor’s Strategy sold 3,588 BTC, setting up an interesting ETH vs. BTC treasury debate as Q3 gets underway. Notably, this debate isn’t just playing out on social media. As the chart below shows, the ETH/BTC ratio has opened Q3 with a nearly 5% rally after three straight losing quarters. That suggests ETH is beginning to regain relative strength against BTC, supporting Tom Lee’s decision to keep accumulating Ethereum. Source: TradingView (ETH/BTC) However, Tom Lee’s conviction isn’t based on hope alone. In a recent post on X, BitMine said the improving odds of the CLARITY Act are the main reason behind its growing ETH position. Acco
The post Strike launches ‘volatility-proof’ Bitcoin loans amid bear market, but at a cost appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The cost of eliminating margin calls and forced liquidations is an interest rate as high as 14.2% and an obligation to pay on time, Strike CEO Jack Mallers said. Bitcoin financial services platform Strike has launched a “volatility-proof” Bitcoin-backed loan that eliminates margin calls and forced liquidations amid the depths of a bear market, but only for those who can pay on time and handle a 14% interest rate. In an announcement on Tuesday, Strike CEO Jack Mallers said the offering came in response to broad customer feedback on Strike’s first Bitcoin loan product, which launched in May 2025 and triggered many liquidations during a timeframe in which Bitcoin (BTC) dropped 54% from peak to trough. “No margin calls. No price liquidations. No matter how far bitcoin falls, your bitcoin doesn’t move,” Strike CEO Jack Mallers said of the new Bitcoin loan product. T
Bitmine's aggressive ETH acquisition and staking strategy could tighten Ethereum's circulating supply, potentially impacting market dynamics.
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The cost of eliminating margin calls and forced liquidations is an interest rate as high as 14.2% and an obligation to pay on time, Strike CEO Jack Mallers said.
The post TRON’s Rise: A Close Look at TRX’s Strong Performance appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
TRON’s TRX token is displaying notable resilience, persisting above critical support levels and fueling optimism among market participants. Observers emphasize that if TRX maintains its current trajectory, it could either stabilize above existing support or potentially break above the $0.35 mark. Continue Reading:TRON’s Rise: A Close Look at TRX’s Strong Performance Source: https://en.bitcoinhaber.net/trons-rise-a-close-look-at-trxs-strong-performance
The post Crypto Market Slips 1.24% as US Strikes on Iran Lift Oil appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The total cryptocurrency market fell 1.24% on Wednesday after the United States launched military strikes against Iran, lifting oil prices and pushing investors out of risk assets. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and most large tokens traded lower over the past 24 hours, though the majors held onto strong gains built over the past week. Oil Price Jumps as US Strikes Hit Iran CENTCOM said its forces struck Iran, revealing they hit more than 80 targets with precision munitions on July 7. The actions followed reports of Iranian attacks on three vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest attacks tested a fragile ceasefire reached between Washington and Tehran last month. The military described the operation in a statement posted to social media. “The unwarranted aggression by Iranian forces is a clear and dangerous violation of the ceasefire and undermines freedom of navigation,” CENTCOM
The post Bitcoin: BTC loses half its value, yet THIS metric shows quiet accumulation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Bitcoin has shed over half its value since its October 2025 peak, drifting to roughly $63,000 at press time. Presently, it has largely held a tight range between $58,000 and $63,000. The decline stems mostly from mounting geopolitical tension that built after the peak—the U.S.-China tariff war and the unresolved West Asia conflict—which pulled capital out of Bitcoin. Sentiment has since settled on the geopolitical front, but moves by major holders cast doubt on whether a sustainable rally is coming. Michael Saylor’s Strategy recently sold $216 million worth of Bitcoin to fund a dividend payment, sharpening that uncertainty. On-chain data offers a cleaner answer. Bitcoin’s apparent demand signals quiet accumulation Despite the outflows, Bitcoin’s apparent demand on a 30-day basis points to a silent, growing accumulation of the asset. Since June 3, buyers have scooped
The ongoing US-Iran conflict could destabilize crypto markets, highlighting Bitcoin's vulnerability as a risk asset during geopolitical crises.
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Strategy's Bitcoin sale strategy highlights innovative financial maneuvers, potentially stabilizing cash flow while minimizing market disruption.
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