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The cryptocurrency market is looking positive this week, with a total market capitalization of $3.29 trillion, representing a 4.10% increase from last week. Here are some key updates: -Market Performance- - Global Cryptocurrency Market Cap- $3.51 trillion, with a 2.1% change in the last 24 hours - 24-hour Trading Volume- $86.5 billion - Bitcoin Dominance_61% - *Ethereum Dominance- 8.67% _Top Cryptocurrencies - Bitcoin (BTC)-$107,999, with a 0.3% increase in the last 24 hours -Ethereum (ETH)-$2,527.33, with a 0.5% increase in the last 24 hours - Tether (USDT)- $1.00, with a 0.0% change in the last 24 hours. -Notable Gainers -Polkadot Ecosystem-Showing significant growth - XRP Ledger Ecosystem-Also experiencing notable gains - Hyperliquid (HYPE)- 5.6% increase in the last 24 hours - Pepe (PEPE)-4.4% increase in the last 24 hours -Other Market Trends - The S&P 500 index is down 0.89% with a current price of 5,801.80 - The Nasdaq index is down 1.21% with a current price of 20,897.40.

James Wynn's cumulative leveraged revenue from Hyperliquid has reached $56.637 million since May According to the monitoring of Julian analyst Ai Yi, James Wynn's cumulative leveraged revenue in Hyperliquid since May 2025 has reached 56.637 million US dollars, involving the operation of 9 tokens, of which 5 are Memecoin, accounting for 55.%. James prefers to go long, accounting for 83.3% of the 12 large operations, but the winning rate is only 50%. The most profitable token is PEPE, with a profit of 25.187 million US dollars. The token with the largest loss is ETH, with a loss of 3.696 million US dollars.

Crypto prices rose this week as US stock indices like the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and the Russell 2000 dropped sharply. The US dollar index also had the worst performance since April, when Donald Trump announced his “reciprocal” tariffs. Bitcoin btc-1.71%Bitcoin jumped to a record high of $111,900, while the market capitalization of all altcoins excluding Bitcoin soared to $1.29 trillion, the highest point since February this year. The Dow Jones, which tracks 30 blue-chip companies, dropped to $41,340, down by 3.45% from its highest level this month. Other top blue-chip indices fell by over 1.2%, erasing billions of dollars in value. The US Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback’s performance against a basket of currencies, dropped to $99.10, moving into a technical correction. A correction happens when an asset’s price drops by 10% from a local top. Crypto prices outperform Bitcoin price outperformed U.S. stocks and the greenback because of its emerging role as a safe-haven asset as BlackRock predicted in this white paper. In it, the biggest asset manager in the world noted that gold was becoming a hedge against the soaring US public debt. Therefore, Bitcoin rose after Moody’s downgraded the US credit rating from Triple-A to a notch lower, citing the substantial debt. Moody’s joined the other two rating agencies, S&P Global and Fitch, which have also slashed their Triple-A rating. The sell-off of stocks and the US dollar continued after the House of Representatives voted for Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which cuts over $4 trillion in taxes. The bill is estimated to increase the public debt by $4 trillion to $5 trillion over a decade, a concerning development as the national debt is approaching $37 trillion. crypto.news  Crypto Loans SearchSearchClose search  Bitcoin (BTC) $107,013.00-1.71% Bitcoin price  Ethereum (ETH) $2,507.21-1.81% Ethereum price  BNB (BNB) $663.11-1.56% BNB price  Solana (SOL) $170.27-3.31% Solana price  XRP (XRP) $2.28-2.81% XRP price  Shiba Inu (SHIB) $0.0000141-2.04% Shiba Inu price  Pepe (PEPE) $0.0000129-7.22% Pepe price  Bonk (BONK) $0.0000194-9.79% Bonk price  dogwifhat (WIF) $1.03-5.82% dogwifhat price  Popcat (POPCAT) $0.44-9.27% Popcat price  Bitcoin (BTC) $107,013.00-1.71% Bitcoin price  Ethereum (ETH) $2,507.21-1.81% Ethereum price  BNB (BNB) $663.11-1.56% BNB price  Solana (SOL) $170.27-3.31% Solana price  XRP (XRP) $2.28-2.81% XRP price  Shiba Inu (SHIB) $0.0000141-2.04% Shiba Inu price  Pepe (PEPE) $0.0000129-7.22% Pepe price  Bonk (BONK) $0.0000194-9.79% Bonk price  dogwifhat (WIF) $1.03-5.82% dogwifhat price  Popcat (POPCAT) $0.44-9.27% Popcat price Bitcoin harmful to the environment, or not? Opinions vary, truth is singular  By Alexey Borovets May 25, 2025 at 08:54 AM GMT+4  Edited by Anthony Patrick Feature  Share The level of Bitcoin mining energy consumption is on par with that of some countries. This statement is often mentioned as one of Bitcoin’s main drawbacks, as consumption takes its toll on the environment. However, Bitcoin advocates argue that things are not that simple, and in some ways, Bitcoin is an eco-friendly technology. How come, and who’s right? Proof-of-work The Bitcoin network is protected from spam attacks with a mechanism known as “proof-of-work.” The earliest installment of this algorithm was created by Cynthia Dwork and Moni Naor in 1993, long before Bitcoin’s emergence. The essence of this mechanism is the requirement to make calculations (do the “work”) in order to get permission to cast a transaction (originally, to send an email).  Transaction validation requires performing calculations to filter out bad actors. The network rewards them with bitcoins that haven’t been in circulation to incentivize validators. That’s how bitcoins are “mined;” that’s why the validation process is called “mining.” In the early days of Bitcoin, mining wasn’t demanding. Anyone could mine it using a regular PC. However, as the demand for Bitcoin grew, the mining difficulty increased, requiring more and more energy to complete the math tasks.  These days, mining operations have an industrial scale. Mining farms occupy extensive facilities of devices created for the only purpose–to crack Bitcoin puzzles at the highest speed possible (to solve the puzzle before the rest of the miners and get the reward). By 2018, the Bitcoin network’s energy consumption reached a level comparable to Nigeria and Denmark. Bitcoin’s environmental impact Bitcoin mining operations impact the environment in four main directions: Mining has a carbon print Mining consumes much water Mining consumes much electricity Mining creates electronic waste Based on all of these metrics, Bitcoin has a serious impact on the environment. These metrics indicate that Bitcoin consumes as much electricity and water and leaves as much harmful waste as in some countries.  While it may be hard to comprehend what it means when you read that Bitcoin consumes as much power as Poland, you may zoom in and see the equivalents of each Bitcoin transaction’s impact. It pictures a much more vivid picture. According to Digiconomist, one Bitcoin transaction consumes over 1,100 kW/h (as much as an average U.S. household in 38 days), consumes 17,500 liters of fresh water (as much as a backyard swimming pool), creates over 280 grams of electronic waste (more than 1.5 iPhones 12), while the carbon emissions amount to 620kgCO2 (as much as 1.3 million transactions of VISA or watching 11.7 years of videos on YouTube).  Statista provides similar estimations. More than that, gold mining is less harmful to the environment than BTC mining if we compare the amount of BTC and the amount of gold with the same value expressed in USD. Although no precise date is associated with these estimations, the articles seem to rely on data revealed in 2023 or earlier.  Tesla cited environmental impact as the reason for stopping support for Bitcoin payments in 2021, shortly after the launch of this option. Ethereum transitioned from proof-of-work to a greener proof-of-stake algorithm in 2022. Read more:Tesla to Halt Bitcoin Payments due to ‘Environmental Concerns’ Fossil fuels power most mining facilities. Various sources evaluate the use of fossil fuels to power Bitcoin mining at a range from 50 to 90 percent.  What Bitcoin advocates say… First, the Digital Assets Research Institute denies that the data and articles about Bitcoin’s environmental harm are correct. According to this study, flawed 2018 research suggesting the high environmental harm of Bitcoin was quoted thousands of times until 2024. Accurate articles amounted to only 2% of all pieces on the topic. DARI’s paper claims that 2022 was marked by a shift toward more rigorous coverage of Bitcoin’s environmental impact theme. As the environmental impact of mining is a serious problem, various mining operations began to look for ways to greener Bitcoin mining, and the search was successful. The 2020s initiatives saw companies using the excess power for Bitcoin mining instead of wasting this power and the resources spent on its production. Another way to make Bitcoin mining greener is to rely on renewable resources. For instance, Ethiopia is using its Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam for clean Bitcoin mining.  The 2024 studies show that, lately, Bitcoin mining has played a positive role in reducing CO2 emissions, becoming the straight opposite in terms of environmental impact.  Although some companies already boast they are carbon-neutral Bitcoin mining operations, most enterprises only admit to reducing energy consumption. As no institution that studies Bitcoin’s environmental impact has all the info about mining operations, we don’t have all the data regarding CO2 emissions associated with mining. We can’t say how much the pollution level dropped in the last couple of years. Pierre Rochard of Riot Platforms appeared in a video in which he meters the CO2 level in the mining facility using a special device. It drew some criticism as some users pointed out that the emissions are not coming from the mining devices but are associated with excessive electricity production. Dude, the CO2 concern is supposed to be related to energy generation to power the CPUs, not the CO2 emission of the CPU themselves. — Snake Sanders (@snake_sanders1) April 10, 2023 Another line of defense used by some Bitcoin advocates is comparing Bitcoin’s environmental impact to that of the banking system, indicating that bank transactions are not more eco-friendly than Bitcoin. This argument may have made sense if Bitcoin were to replace the banking system, but this is not happening. Who’s right? Although the Bitcoin mining industry is far from eco-friendly, various participants seek ways to make it greener or even reduce CO2 emissions through Bitcoin mining so that mining would have a negative carbon footprint. According to a recent report by MiCA Crypto Alliance, 70% of the Bitcoin network will be powered by sustainable energy by 2030. To conclude this, we may state that certain mining operations are green while others are not. However, an eco-friendly trend is on the rise. Read more:African crypto revolution continues as Ethiopia ranks among global BTC mining leaders btc-1.71%Bitcoineth-1.8%Ethereum Read more about bitcoin networkmediaMiningTesla Why crypto prices rose while the Dow Jones, US dollar index fell  By Crispus Nyaga May 24, 2025 at 11:00 PM GMT+4  Edited by Anthony Patrick Markets  Share Crypto prices rose this week as US stock indices like the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and the Russell 2000 dropped sharply. The US dollar index also had the worst performance since April, when Donald Trump announced his “reciprocal” tariffs. Bitcoin btc-1.71%Bitcoin jumped to a record high of $111,900, while the market capitalization of all altcoins excluding Bitcoin soared to $1.29 trillion, the highest point since February this year. The Dow Jones, which tracks 30 blue-chip companies, dropped to $41,340, down by 3.45% from its highest level this month. Other top blue-chip indices fell by over 1.2%, erasing billions of dollars in value. The US Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback’s performance against a basket of currencies, dropped to $99.10, moving into a technical correction. A correction happens when an asset’s price drops by 10% from a local top. You might also like:Chart of the week: Worldcoin and Hyperliquid could extend price rally Dow Jones, Bitcoin, US dollar index, and S&P 500 | Source: TradingView Crypto prices outperform Bitcoin price outperformed U.S. stocks and the greenback because of its emerging role as a safe-haven asset as BlackRock predicted in this white paper. In it, the biggest asset manager in the world noted that gold was becoming a hedge against the soaring US public debt. Therefore, Bitcoin rose after Moody’s downgraded the US credit rating from Triple-A to a notch lower, citing the substantial debt. Moody’s joined the other two rating agencies, S&P Global and Fitch, which have also slashed their Triple-A rating. The sell-off of stocks and the US dollar continued after the House of Representatives voted for Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which cuts over $4 trillion in taxes. The bill is estimated to increase the public debt by $4 trillion to $5 trillion over a decade, a concerning development as the national debt is approaching $37 trillion. U.S. stocks dropped on Friday after Trump warned that the U.S. would implement a 50% tariff on European goods on June 1. The EU has warned that it will reciprocate, a move that will disrupt annual trade volumes worth over $1.7 trillion.  Analysts note that Bitcoin’s fundamentals are strong enough to withstand these concerns. For one, data shows that demand among institutions is rising, as supply continues falling this year. Bitcoin is also seen as digital gold, which may help it do well in the long term.

Trader James Wynn closed all $PEPE positions today, with a cumulative profit of $25.18 million. James Wynn made $25 million with a $7,000 capital in 2023, and another $25.18 million by going long on PEPE in 2025. The profit from a single coin has exceeded $50 million.

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