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Last week was highly profitable for the crypto market, with Dogecoin experiencing a 40% price increase, breaking out of a long-standing pattern. Technical indicators suggest a potential 200% increase in the coming weeks.

BlackRock, a major asset manager, seeks to launch an XRP ETF, sparking mixed reactions. Vandell Aljarrah cautions that the move may prioritize profits over supporting XRP users.

Bitcoin had a bullish start, reaching highs above $105,000 post the U.S.-China trade deal. The surge in price liquidated many shorts, propelling trading volume to over $75 billion. Institutional accumulation notably increased by over 80,000 BTC in a month of Q2, surpassing Q1's total.

David Bailey, Nakamoto's CEO, raised $710 million and merged with KindlyMD to create a Bitcoin treasury-backed entity, aiming to boost Bitcoin's presence in finance. Bailey, a key advisor to President Trump, leads the initiative to integrate Bitcoin into traditional sectors and expand its mainstream use.

LeveX introduces Bug Bounty Program to enhance platform security and reliability, reflecting its dedication to user safety.

Bitcoin shows signs of reaching a new all-time high with a bounce off the 50 EMA, indicating upcoming market rallies. Altcoins like ETH, SOL, and XRP rise as BTC dominance falls, hinting at a possible altcoin season.

Alameda's unstaking of 187,600 SOL tokens valued at $32.79 million sparked market worries. However, they maintain over $910 million in Solana holdings. Analyst Marty Party predicts a bullish trend for Solana, targeting a breakout to $212.

As Bitcoin price gains strength, the altcoins are also rising with flying colors. Pi Network tops the leaderboard of gainers with over 56% gains in the past 24 hours, with a 100% jump in the past couple of days. The price continues to maintain a steep upswing and marks highs above $1.67 in the

Conor McGregor is advocating for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in Ireland, incorporating digital assets into the country's economic framework ahead of the upcoming presidential election on November 11.

China and the U.S. have agreed to significantly reduce tariffs on each other's goods, offering a window for further trade discussions over the next 90 days.