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Dogecoin and PEPE are the two leading cryptocurrency coins of the domain, working towards securing new highs after battling significant volatility. Both tokens have had mellow price activity as of late, but the investor sentiment towards the tokens remains hopeful, showing how the masses are eager to explore coins with a renewed vigor. Are these two tokens worth investing in for the long haul? Let’s find out. Also Read: Shiba Inu Price Prediction For August 2025 Pepe and Dogecoin: What’s Happening With These Two Lately? Source: Watcher Guru Dogecoin has long been an OG crypto, often dubbed as a memecoin, boasting a massive fan following. The token has long been showing signs of volatility and fluctuations, and has now started to gain some momentum as Bitcoin races towards $120K again. With the US government backing the cryptocurrency domain, the markets are shifting, pooling funds into BTC, which has helped altcoins like Pepe and Dogecoin to gain further momentum ahead. As f...

“The gravitational pull in crypto for the time being stays in BTC,” said K33 senior analyst Vetle Lunde. The relatively lackluster performance of nine new Ethereum futures exchange traded funds (ETFs) has prompted analysts at K33 Research to urge a “ rotate back” into Bitcoin (BTC).  In an Oct. 3 market report , analysts Anders Helseth and Vetle Lunde said that it’s “time to pull the brakes on ETH and rotate back into BTC,” with the initial trading volume of Ether futures ETFs only accounting for 0.2% of what the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) amassed on its first day of trading in Oct. 2021. While the analysts noted that no one expected to see initial trading volume on the Ether futures ETFs “come anywhere close” to that of the Bitcoin futures ETFs — launched amid a raging bull market — the underwhelming first-day numbers “strongly” missed expectations. Day one trading of ETH futures ETFs accounted for just 0.2% of what BTC futures ETFs amassed in 2021. Source: K33 Research...

Following the U.S. SEC’s approval of spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds, VanEck has launched its Ethereum Strategy ETF. Investment management firm VanEck is set to begin trading of its Ethereum (ETH) Strategy ETF on Oct. 2, with the product now listed on its website under the ticker EFUT and set for trading on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE). The VanEck Ethereum Strategy exchange-traded fund (ETF) will look to accrue capital by investing in ether futures contracts, and does not have any direct exposure to ETH. The fund will offer exposure to cash-settled ETH futures contracts traded on CFTC-regulated commodities exchanges. VanEck also touts the benefits of the product being a C-Corp structure, which includes tax benefits to long investors in comparison to registered investment company structures. When you’re ready, ENTER THE ETHER. The VanEck Ethereum Strategy ETF ($EFUT) is coming soon. Read our press release: https://t.co/4QPOVd5nB2 pic.twitter.com/vSF3HzMuvC — VanEc...

The $85-billion venture capital firm launched the Sequoia Crypto Fund in February 2022. Venture capital giant Sequoia Capital reportedly downsized its crypto currency fund from $585 million to $200 million, amid a liquidity crunch and a pivot away toward smaller crypto players. According to a July 27 Wall Street Journal report, the tech-focused VC firm told investors in March it would reduce its Sequoia Crypto Fund — along with its ecosystem fund — to better reflect changed market conditions. Sequoia Capital curbed crypto investments by a hefty 65% , opting for a nurturing stance on startups. Not a volatile market apathy, but strategic cognition, folks! #CryptoInvestments $BTChttps://t.co/hfsAAd8jeV pic.twitter.com/8JvtyShg0n — Chain Review (@Chain_Review) July 27, 2023 The crypto currency fund will now focus more on backing early-stage startups, given the recent crypto industry turmoil that took away many of the opportunities to back larger companies. Another motive behin...