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Tether briefly surpassed Ethereum in market capitalization during a sharp drop in ETH, marking a symbolic moment of risk aversion

XRP faced fresh pressure as traders focused on the $1 mark, a multi-month falling wedge pattern, and a wave of

David Schwartz, the former CTO of Ripple, pushed back against claims that XRP came before Bitcoin. He made it clear

Bitcoin dropped below $59,000 after May’s PCE inflation hit 4.1% year-over-year. Market data shows liquidations and pressure from ETF flows.

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K33 Research reports that Bitcoin ETP holdings have hit a record low, and the rolling one-year flows have turned negative