El Salvador’s new investment banking law could boost Bitcoin demand from institutions. BTC eyes $130K after bullish flag breakout and trendline support.
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Ethereum Price Prediction: ETH’s 22% Weekly Surge Signals $5,000 Target – What’s Next for Bulls?
Ethereum surges 22% in a week to $4,300 as retail and institutional buying intensify. Technicals point to $4,533 next, with $5,000 in sight for ETH bulls.
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