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“ETH MicroStrategy” SharpLink Trades Below NAV — Is Ethereum Bottoming Out?
“ETH MicroStrategy” SharpLink Trades Below NAV — Is Ethereum Bottoming Out?

SharpLink’s market cap now sits below the ETH it holds, a rare NAV discount that traders interpret as a contrarian buy signal. Is Ethereum’s bottom near?

BeInCrypto·2025/08/25 23:52
HBAR’s Month-Long Range May Snap—$0.20 Support in Jeopardy
HBAR’s Month-Long Range May Snap—$0.20 Support in Jeopardy

HBAR’s month-long range faces mounting pressure as bearish sentiment grows. With $0.20 support in danger, the altcoin could see deeper losses unless new demand emerges.

BeInCrypto·2025/08/25 23:30
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Major Bank Rating | Baird: Initiates Abbott with an "Outperform" rating and a target price of $121
Glonghui, July 3 — Baird has initiated research coverage of Abbott Laboratories, giving it an “Outperform” rating and setting a target price of $121. According to Baird, this diversified healthcare company is likely to achieve stronger earnings growth thanks to its broad product portfolio and upcoming product launches, despite facing some short-term headwinds.
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The average transaction return rate of XRP Ledger drops to its lowest level in 12 years
Santiment data shows that XRP Ledger's average transaction return rate has dropped to its lowest level in 12 years. (Cointelegraph)
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Weakened interest rate hike expectations boost copper and industrial metal prices.
Golden Ten Data reported on July 3 that, supported by a weaker US dollar and lowered market expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes in the coming months, copper prices and other industrial metals rose on Friday, with prospects to end a two-week downward trend. Weak US employment data has diminished bets on rate hikes and eased some of the downward pressure on industrial demand. The US Dollar Index declined for a second consecutive day, making dollar-denominated metals cheaper in other currencies. In recent weeks, industrial metal prices have been under pressure as US policymakers signaled continued tightening of monetary policy. A futures analyst said, “Weaker oil prices and soft US employment data have caused the dollar to weaken, which benefits copper prices, but persistent weakness in traditional industries will limit the upside potential for copper.”
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