It’s been 47 days since Bitcoin last hit an all-time high, and if history is any guide, we may be on the brink of a new record. In past bull markets, when there’s no deep correction (defined as a drop of more than 20%), a new ATH typically follows within 50 days. So far, Bitcoin has held strong, with no major pullback in sight. With volatility currently low and market sentiment stable, the conditions are aligning for a possible breakout. If this trend continues, Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high within the next 7 days. History doesn’t always repeat itself, but it often rhymes.

As the U.S. government continues to issue shorter-duration debt, stablecoins are set to become strategically important in absorbing this supply. With their growing adoption and dollar backing, stablecoins could evolve into key instruments supporting Treasury demand. This shift signals a broader integration of crypto-native assets into traditional financial infrastructure, positioning stablecoins not just as DeFi tools but as essential players in the U.S. economic and debt landscape.

Arbitrum just reached a new all-time high in stablecoin market cap, signaling a surge in investor confidence and capital inflow. As stablecoins form the liquidity base of DeFi, this growth suggests deeper liquidity, more “dry powder” for trading, and stronger conviction in Arbitrum’s ecosystem. With more capital than ever entering the network, Arbitrum is positioning itself as a dominant force in the Layer-2 DeFi race.

The Blockchain Group (ALTBG), listed on Euronext Growth Paris, announced it is in the final stages of its listing process on the US OTCID market. The estimated timeline for completion is 2 to 4 weeks, depending on regulatory and internal decisions. This move aligns with the firm’s mission to expand its global presence and reinforce its strategy as a Bitcoin Treasury Company. By entering the OTCID market, the company aims to enhance investor access and increase long-term shareholder value, leveraging its strengths in data intelligence, AI, and decentralized tech development.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino revealed ambitious goals in a recent Bankless interview, stating that Tether aims to become the world’s largest Bitcoin miner by year-end. He emphasized that Tether is expanding U.S. dollar dominance globally and expects profits to surpass last year’s $13.7 billion. Despite speculation, Tether has no plans to go public. Ardoino also hinted at a major pivot toward commodity trading, noting intense interest from global commodity traders. As Tether broadens its influence from stablecoins to mining and trade, it’s becoming a central player in both the crypto and traditional finance sectors.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson believes that technologies like Midnight and Cardano are essential for rebuilding trust in today’s financial and societal systems. In a recent statement, Hoskinson emphasized the need for privacy-focused and decentralized infrastructure to restore integrity across global institutions. Midnight, Cardano’s sidechain project focused on secure data sharing, plays a central role in this vision. As traditional systems face growing scrutiny, Cardano continues to push for transparent, resilient blockchain solutions. Hoskinson’s comments highlight Cardano’s broader mission beyond crypto—aiming to reshape the foundations of digital trust and governance worldwide.