Over 36 publicly listed companies are expected to add Bitcoin to their balance sheets within six months, which could enhance liquidity and diversify risk profiles.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a surge, with altcoins gaining momentum as Bitcoin's price and institutional demand rise, while specific altcoins show significant weekly gains and losses.

Pump.fun's public token sale sold out in 12 minutes, raising $500 million, but received mixed reactions from the crypto community regarding its legitimacy and impact.

Bitcoin lending protocol Yala gains attention as a promising DeFi project due to its innovative approach in the competitive crypto lending market.

The SEC's review of spot ETF applications for XRP, Solana, and Litecoin could lead to significant market expansion and liquidity inflows, with a high probability of approval by 2025.

Ripple's business model is based on the idea that increased demand for XRP, driven by the adoption of its protocol, will lead to price appreciation, with XRP serving utility functions in network security and as a bridge currency.

The Ethereum Layer 2 ecosystem has seen a significant increase in total locked value (TVL), reaching $36.39 billion, with Arbitrum One leading the growth at $15.59 billion.

Bitcoin surpassed $118,000 with a 0.2% 24-hour increase on July 13, demonstrating its resilience in the market.

The number of publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin is expected to increase by 120% by 2025, with MicroStrategy remaining the largest corporate holder.

US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded significant capital inflows, with a total net inflow of $2.72 billion in the past week, driven by strong performance from funds like BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF.