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Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes says possible intervention to support the Japanese yen could benefit Bitcoin if it leads to new U.S. dollar liquidity.

Ethereum’s price action on the four-hour chart has drawn renewed attention as technical strength aligns with notable institutional accumulation. Market participants observed ETH stabilizing above $3,200 after recovering from late-December lows, while derivatives activity and spot flows reflected a more cautious but engaged trading environment. Together, these factors shaped expectations for Ethereum’s near-term direction and its broader positioning entering 2026.

Strategy’s treasury doctrine has executed a hard pivot, with new filings confirming a stark deceleration in Bitcoin acquisitions throughout 2025. The company, which defined the “infinite accumulation” model, has redirected its capital markets firepower toward building a solvent U.S. dollar reserve, prioritizing balance sheet immunity over aggressive asset expansion..

Talk of a potential altseason is gaining serious traction as market participants eye an upcoming Federal Reserve policy shift, drawing strong parallels to the conditions that preceded the explosive 2021 altcoin rally, led by Ethereum (ETH).

Deutsche Bank forecasted a major shift in global finance, saying central banks could add Bitcoin to their balance sheets by 2030. The bank positioned Bitcoin as a complement to gold rather than a rival, framing it as part of a broader reserve diversification push.

A new trend is taking hold in corporate finance: companies are starting to stack high-growth altcoins on their balance sheets, looking for the next MicroStrategy. While Bitcoin remains the dominant choice, and Ethereum sits comfortably in second place, a growing number of firms are now diversifying beyond the big two and making major bets on .

The trend of public companies adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets is gaining steam in Europe. On Monday, August 4, French firm it has raised €11.5 million ($13.3 million) specifically to buy more Bitcoin, the latest in a wave of similar moves from companies across the continent looking to use the crypto as a treasury asset.