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🪙 Strive adds $727M AUD in Bitcoin, closing in on second-largest corporate holder
🏦 Ripple receives U.S. approval for federally supervised trust bank
💳 JPMorgan brings its dollar-deposit token to Ethereum
⚡️ Solana’s Alpenglow upgrade goes live, cutting transaction finality times by over 99%
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There may be thousands of cryptocurrencies, but Bitcoin still represents 60% of the total crypto market cap.
This is known as Bitcoin dominance. It compares Bitcoin's market cap with the value of the entire crypto market, helping show whether attention is concentrated in Bitcoin or shifting towards altcoins.
Where do you think it moves next? 👀
Stablecoins are becoming a bigger part of the picture 👀
What's driving demand?
Stablecoins like USDT and USDC are designed to track the US dollar, combining a familiar currency value with the ability to move across blockchains 24/7.
They're being used not only to trade crypto, but to send money globally and access digital dollars. Payment companies and financial institutions are also integrating them into their services, expanding the use beyond crypto exchanges.
And because their price is designed to remain stable, market cap growth mainly reflects more tokens entering circulation, signalling an increased real-world adoption.
The latest crypto update 🎤
📈 Tokenised stocks hit a new all-time high, surpassing $4.7B AUD across blockchains
🤖 BlackRock explores how AI adoption could drive demand for digital assets and blockchain infrastructure
💳 Samsung Wallet enables selected users to send stablecoins across 60+ countries
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The tokenisation of real-world assets (RWAs) is becoming one of crypto's biggest narratives in 2026.
From government bonds and real estate to commodities and private credit, more traditional assets are being brought onchain.
The distributed value of tokenised RWAs has climbed nearly 4x since 2025, highlighting a growing connection between traditional finance and blockchain technology.















