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In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin's price movements undoubtedly attract the most attention. The majority of people consider Bitcoin a crucial indicator for observing ETF inflows, US monetary policy, and the overall sentiment towards risk assets.
However, following last week's news, it seems that changes in the cryptocurrency market are becoming increasingly difficult to capture solely through Bitcoin's price movements. The BitTrade Market Report covered investment money flowing into AI-related stocks and large IPOs, the tokenization of access to investment opportunities related to the SpaceX IPO, and the rebranding of Toncoin to Gram.
AI stocks, RWA, Telegram, and TON—while the themes seem quite unrelated, what they have in common is that cryptocurrencies are no longer seen as a standalone phenomenon, but rather in relation to existing financial markets and massive app ecosystems. This time, we'll review these three reports and consider what aspects are making cryptocurrencies so noteworthy.