Bitcoin Updates Today: With AI Transactions Surging, Is Blockchain Able to Expand While Maintaining Security?
- U.S.-China trade framework by Treasury Secretary Bessent boosts crypto markets, with Bitcoin up 1.8% and Ethereum 3.6% as Trump’s tariffs threat eases. - Institutional investors favor Ethereum’s energy-efficient PoS upgrades over Bitcoin, with 3.2M ETH held by firms like Bitmine. - Solana leads onchain app revenue (53%) and developer growth, while stablecoins process $46T annually, dominating 87% of the market. - Blockchain scalability faces scrutiny as networks handle 3,400 TPS, but security concerns pe
The trade agreement framework between the U.S. and China, revealed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, has sparked fresh optimism in global financial markets, with digital assets such as
More institutional investors are now leaning toward Ethereum over Bitcoin, with treasury firms such as Tom Lee’s Bitmine amassing 3.2 million ETH—giving them a 0.40% supply dominance over corporate Bitcoin holdings, according to a
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Nonetheless, obstacles remain. Although blockchain networks now handle 3,400 transactions per second—a hundredfold increase since 2020—there are ongoing debates about their reliability under heavy usage. Experts warn that improvements in scalability must be matched with robust security, especially as AI-driven and machine-to-machine transactions are expected to generate $30 trillion in value by 2030.
Institutional adoption and public listings are picking up speed. Tokenization company Securitize is targeting a
With the Federal Reserve preparing for rate cuts and upcoming talks between Trump and Xi, markets remain highly responsive to geopolitical developments. A dovish stance from the Fed or a breakthrough in trade could send Bitcoin soaring toward $115,000, while renewed friction could prompt a market correction.
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