Bitcoin trades above $123,000. Mastercard exec says stablecoins aren’t close to mainstream. Solana tokenized assets up 140% in 2025, and, Trump’s memecoin boosts exchanges’ bottom line. Jane King with the latest from the NYSE.
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Bitcoin has been hitting a series of all-time highs lately.
Now technical analysts say Bitcoin charts mark its cycle history as well hint at a 15% short-term push to $138,000.
Adding to the bullish case, Glassnoe underlined that Bitcoin's spot volumes have jumped 50% over the past.
We signaling growing participation in the rally, MasterCard's chief product officer John Lambert says stablecoins are a long way from becoming a viable everyday payment tool.
Lambert says attributes like a seamless and predictable user experience, reach and wide distribution to consumers are important for stablecoins to become a payment tool in addition to their technological.
Mastercard is positioning itself as a bridge between digital assets and the traditional financial system.
So Lana is catching up to competitors is tokenized to assets soar 140% this year.
So Lana ranks 4th among blockchains by tokenized asset market share, trailing Ethereum, ZK Sync era, and narrowly behind Aptos.
While US President Trump's crypto.
Currency venture, the official Trump mean coin has generated multi-million dollar gains for crypto exchanges in addition to profits for its creators.
Launched just about six months ago, the Trump mean coin has generated at least $172 million in trading fees for 10 crypto exchanges, including Binance, Coinbase, OKX, and more, according to Reuters, and that's the latest coin3 headlines.