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- BTC, ETH, and DOGE dominate Santiment discussions on adoption, institutional activity, and evolving crypto use cases.
- Tether’s gold move and Strategy’s Bitcoin strategy trend, while MultiversX faces ecosystem and tokenomics concerns.
The crypto community has been buzzing with discussion this week. From Bitcoin to Dogecoin, various digital assets have once again become hot topics, fueled by the latest news, institutional moves, and retail investor speculation.
According to Santiment, each coin has its own story, and interestingly, most of the trending topics revolve around long-term investment issues and new market trends.
Bitcoin (BTC) remains the center of attention. Much discussion revolves around its perennial comparison to gold, particularly regarding its scarcity and role as a digital monetary network.
The discussion isn’t just about price, but also strategies for holding assets for the long term, how to read market trends, and how governments and institutions are increasingly interfering in the ecosystem. There’s also another aspect that’s often overlooked: the importance of self-custody and running your own node to maintain financial sovereignty.
Furthermore, the term “BTC” is increasingly appearing in offers of flash crypto that can be instantly transferred and used in trading, gaming, and even betting sites. So, it’s no surprise that Bitcoin is always a major topic of conversation.
Ethereum and Strategy Become Top Stories
Not to be outdone, Ethereum (ETH) has also emerged as a hot topic. Its mentions have surged due to its frequent inclusion in flash token promotions alongside BTC and USDT. A key issue is ETH’s flexibility to move, spend, and use across wallets and platforms.
However, there’s something else interesting: we recently highlighted the growing outflow of ETH from Binance.
This phenomenon is interpreted as a sign of user confidence shifting toward long-term self-storage. The declining Exchange Supply Ratio also signals easing selling pressure, possibly indicating an ongoing accumulation phase.
Meanwhile, Strategy (MSTR) has again become a topic of discussion, particularly due to its status as a public company with substantial Bitcoin reserves. A heated debate has arisen about whether it’s better to hold MSTR shares or opt for an ETF.
There’s also news that MSTR could be included in the S&P 500 index, which could automatically trigger an influx of funds from institutions and passive mutual funds. The volatility of its stock price, which often fluctuates wildly, only adds to the topic’s appeal among market participants.
Dogecoin, Tether, and MultiversX on a Hot Track
Not only that, Dogecoin is also shaking up the conversation thanks to two major news items. First, Rex-Osprey is rumored to be launching the first Dogecoin ETF in the US as soon as next week. Second, Donald Trump-backed Thumzup is reportedly adding 3,500 Dogecoin mining machines to expand its operations.
The DOGE price is currently hovering around $0.21, holding steady thanks to community support and institutional interest. Will this be a new turning point? Many are still waiting.
Meanwhile, Tether (USDT) has attracted attention after announcing asset diversification. The largest stablecoin issuer plans to expand its gold reserves, which have already reached $8.7 billion, with a focus on investing in the gold supply chain, including mining, refining, trading, and royalties.
Recently, CNF reported that the company will increase its ownership in a Canadian gold company to 37.8% through a $100 million investment. This move underscores Tether’s diversification strategy into the gold royalty business, complementing its existing digital reserves.
In fact, its CEO even called gold “nature’s Bitcoin.” Furthermore, Tether is also starting to delve deeper into the gold supply chain—from mining and refining to trading.
On the other hand, MultiversX (EGLD) is currently in the spotlight due to token supply issues. Investor concerns are growing about potential dilution, coupled with news that several projects are migrating to other networks like SUI.
However, there is still a glimmer of hope that infrastructure projects like xPortal and xMoney could provide a new boost. Some in the community also hope that a buyback mechanism will eventually support the price of EGLD to prevent further pressure.
