Cryptocurrency news

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Altcoins are surging today, but has altseason really begun? With one simple metric, you can see how the market is doing in just a minute.

Revolut is launching EURR, a new stablecoin pegged to the euro. The coin will initially be rolled out in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal.

Bitcoin is hovering around $80,000, but Nvidia could cause some extra volatility tonight. The chip giant is set to release its quarterly earnings, which could influence sentiment in tech and risk markets. Strong or weak results could therefore indirectly affect the Bitcoin price as well.

In the U.S., 39 banking associations are joining forces to build their own blockchain network for, among other things, stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and payments. This shows that banks are increasingly embracing blockchain, but it also raises the question of what this means for public networks such as Ethereum and Solana.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have rebounded significantly, but are still well below their all-time highs. From its current level, Bitcoin would need to rise about 60% to reach its previous high, while Ethereum would need to more than double in value. Which of the two, therefore, has the most room for a new rally?

The Netherlands is estimated to have 1.3 million millionaires, while worldwide, there are likely only about 825,000 people who own a full Bitcoin. Due to the fixed supply of 21 million BTC and the high price, owning a full Bitcoin is becoming increasingly exclusive.

The SEC wants to introduce new crypto regulations that bring a long-standing legal issue back into the spotlight. This could mean significant changes, especially for token issuers.

On August 25, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index hit 74, its highest level in 10 months, and now stands at 65. Historically, fear has often presented opportunities for long-term investors, while greed has by no means always meant that Bitcoin would subsequently fall.