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Bitcoin has stabilized near the $110K–$112K range as markets digest news that the US government will publish official economic data onchain through Chainlink and Pyth. Traders view the move as a potential catalyst for tighter spreads and sharper reactions in BTC futures, with real-time GDP and PCE updates feeding directly into automated strategies. Short-term support is clustered at $109K, while reclaiming $116K would open the path toward retesting summer highs.
Ethereum continues to outperform. Spot Ether ETFs have now posted five consecutive days of inflows, totaling $1.83 billion versus just $171 million into Bitcoin funds. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust captured $265 million in a single day, underscoring growing institutional rotation into ETH. ETH remains bid above $4,600, with $4,700 seen as the key breakout level before potential extension toward the $5,200–$5,500 zone.
Oracle tokens also surged on the announcement. Pyth spiked nearly 70% intraday, while LINK rallied above $25 before consolidating. LINK is now up over 60% month-to-date, extending its momentum as traders price in expanding use cases for government-verified onchain data.
Solana has emerged as another standout. Nearly $3 billion in new treasury commitments from Galaxy Digital, Jump Crypto, Pantera, and others have fueled a sharp bid across SOL markets. The token is trading within a broadening wedge pattern, with resistance aligning near the $295–$300 zone. Sustained inflows from institutional treasuries could provide the catalyst for a breakout, reinforcing Solana’s positioning as one of the cycle’s highest-beta assets.
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