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Two major holders #Etheteum will start involving institutional players in it

Bitmine and Sharplink’s losses from Ethereum have reached billions of dollars; nevertheless, the companies have decided to accelerate the rollout of the altcoin into institutional finance. The plans for a new project, announced on July 1, include implementing the altcoin and all of its ecosystem among institutional investors.
Both companies began purchasing tokens in 2025 at a rate twice as high as where it stands today. Unrealized losses for Bitmine on ETH as of July 1 amount to $19.1 billion, while for Sharplink they exceeded $1.6 billion. At the same time, Bitmine practically did not stop its purchases, whereas Sharplink, after the autumn slump in its stock, paused and tried to recover. In late June, it resumed buying, immediately topping up the reserve with thousands of tokens.
The world’s largest organizations are deciding where tokenization, stablecoins, and on-chain markets will be implemented.
#Ethereun reacted to the news with modest growth. The altcoin’s price was falling; after the announcement, within an hour it rose by 3.2%.

M Akhtar Shaheen

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What Should a Trader Do? Practical AdviceAs of early June 2026, the cryptocurrency market is firmly in bearish territory. Total market capitalization has dropped to around $2.18–2.41 trillion, representing a roughly 48% decline from its all-time peak near $4.2 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering near $60,000–$64,000 (down over 25% in recent weeks and significantly from 2025 highs above $100k in some periods), while Ethereum (ETH) trades around $1,700–$2,100. Altcoins have faced even steeper losses, with widespread liquidations exceeding $1 billion in single-day events. Bear markets test discipline: The goal is capital preservation and positioning for the eventual recovery. Here’s a balanced approach: Risk Management First: Reduce leverage significantly or avoid it—liquidations have been brutal. Maintain 20–40% in stablecoins (USDT/USDC) for dry powder and to earn yield (staking/lending at 5–8% APY where safe). Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA): Accumulate high-conviction assets like BTC and ETH on dips. This lowers your average cost without trying to perfectly time the bottom. Automate small, consistent buys you can afford to hold long-term. Focus on Quality Over Speculation: Prioritize blue-chips (BTC, ETH) with strong fundamentals and institutional backing over high-risk altcoins or memes, which suffer more in bears. Research projects with real utility, adoption, or revenue (e.g., those in tokenization, DeFi, or stablecoins). Active Strategies (for Experienced Traders): Range trading in defined support/resistance zones. Selective shorting with strict discipline (use stops). Oversold bounces or breakout plays on strong charts, but with small position sizes. Tax-loss harvesting where applicable. Mindset and Broader Portfolio: Avoid panic selling—bottoms form in fear. Stay informed but limit daily chart-checking to reduce emotional decisions. Diversify outside crypto (stocks, bonds, etc.) so no single asset class dominates your net worth. Educate yourself on on-chain metrics, ETF flows, and macro signals for better timing. #bitcoin #etheteum #bio #xrp #solana

What Should a Trader Do? Practical Advice

As of early June 2026, the cryptocurrency market is firmly in bearish territory. Total market capitalization has dropped to around $2.18–2.41 trillion, representing a roughly 48% decline from its all-time peak near $4.2 trillion. Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering near $60,000–$64,000 (down over 25% in recent weeks and significantly from 2025 highs above $100k in some periods), while Ethereum (ETH) trades around $1 ,700–$2,100. Altcoins have faced even steeper losses, with widespread liquidations exceeding $1 billion in single-day events.
Bear markets test discipline:
The goal is capital preservation and positioning for the eventual recovery. Here’s a balanced approach:
Risk Management First:
Reduce leverage significantly or avoid it—liquidations have been brutal.
Maintain 20–40% in stablecoins (USDT/USDC) for dry powder and to earn yield (staking/lending at 5–8% APY where safe).
Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA):
Accumulate high-conviction assets like BTC and ETH on dips. This lowers your average cost without trying to perfectly time the bottom. Automate small, consistent buys you can afford to hold long-term.
Focus on Quality Over Speculation:
Prioritize blue-chips (BTC, ETH) with strong fundamentals and institutional backing over high-risk altcoins or memes, which suffer more in bears.
Research projects with real utility, adoption, or revenue (e.g., those in tokenization, DeFi, or stablecoins).
Active Strategies (for Experienced Traders):
Range trading in defined support/resistance zones.
Selective shorting with strict discipline (use stops).
Oversold bounces or breakout plays on strong charts, but with small position sizes.
Tax-loss harvesting where applicable.
Mindset and Broader Portfolio:
Avoid panic selling—bottoms form in fear. Stay informed but limit daily chart-checking to reduce emotional decisions.
Diversify outside crypto (stocks, bonds, etc.) so no single asset class dominates your net worth.
Educate yourself on on-chain metrics, ETF flows, and macro signals for better timing.
#bitcoin #etheteum #bio #xrp #solana

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