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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
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Bitcoin Price: 7 Vital On-Chain Signals Spotted From Recent Crash cryptonews
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In the last week, Bitcoin prices fell from around $115,000 to below $105,000 amid a widespread crypto market correction. According to prominent market analyst Burak Kesmeci, several on-chain developments unfolded during this price decline that are now indicative of the present market and potential price movements.

Bitcoin Metrics Flash Extreme Fear, But Local Bottom May Be Near
In an X post on October 18, Kesmeci reports that Bitcoin’s on-chain landscape has flashed a series of key signals that generally suggest heightened fear and potential accumulation opportunities in the market. The analyst shares recent developments from seven important on-chain metrics during Bitcoin’s fall in the third week of October.

Firstly, the Fear and Greed Index plunged into the “extreme fear” zone, reflecting a surge in investor anxiety following Bitcoin’s latest price correction. However, Kesmeci states that this is an event typically observed near market lows rather than peaks, and may not be the ideal time for selling.

Meanwhile, the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) metric dropped below 50%, moving sentiment from optimism to worry, as the average profitability among holders is being eroded. In the derivatives market, funding rates turned negative, showing that short positions now dominate futures markets.

On the equity side, shares of the largest crypto treasury MicroStrategy (MSTR) declined below $300, reflecting broader weakness in Bitcoin-linked assets. However, the firm also reinforced its long-standing conviction by adding 220 BTC to its holdings, bringing its total to 640,251 BTC, and underscoring continued institutional confidence despite short-term pressure.

In addition, on-chain valuation indicators also highlighted deep oversold conditions. The Advanced NVT Signal fell below -0.5 standard deviations, a level historically associated with an oversold market and early bottom phases. The Active Address Sentiment Indicator (AASI) shows that Bitcoin’s price has dropped disproportionately relative to network activity, a relationship often followed by recovery periods as fundamentals stabilize ahead of sentiment.

When all considered together, these signals suggest that Bitcoin is operating within an extreme fear and oversold environment. However, Kesmeci also hints that the local market bottom may be forming, suggesting that the present market condition presents strong accumulation opportunities. 

Bitcoin Price Overview
At the time of writing, Bitcoin trades at $106,970 after a 0.29% decline in the last 24 hours. The monthly chart reflects an 8.32% loss as the premier cryptocurrency struggles to establish its expected “Uptober” bullish form. However, Coincodex analysts are predicting an imminent market rebound, with a projected price target of $124,172 in five days.

Related Reading: Analyst Predicts XRP Price Will Hit $1,200 With 50,000% Run Driven By These Factors

BTC trading at $106,940 on the daily chart | Source: BTCUSDT chart on Tradingview.com
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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
2025-10-19 07:08 1mo ago
Bitcoin Bears Battle Critical Support Zone as Volatility Surges Across Markets cryptonews
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Bitcoin volatility is making headlines again as BTC hovers within a critical support zone, signaling growing uncertainty for investors across cryptocurrencies, equities, and gold markets. The leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization has recently faced a sharp pullback, and the surge in volatility indices suggests a broad-based risk-off sentiment.
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Can Ethereum price reclaim $4,500 in October? cryptonews
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Key takeaways:

Ether’s rebound from a key support confluence puts $4,500 back within reach.

MVRV bands show ETH price holding above support, and eyeing a rally to $5,000.

Ethereum’s native token, Ether (ETH), has rebounded by more than 15% two weeks after plunging to its two-month low of $3,435. Multiple indicators now hint that ETH may extend its recovery toward $4,500 by the end of October.

ETH price bull flag bounce in playEthereum’s rebound appears to be forming within a bull flag pattern, a structure that often signals the continuation of a prevailing uptrend following a brief consolidation.

In ETH’s case, the flag is represented by a descending parallel channel, developing after the sharp rally from its April low near $2,500 to the August high around $4,950, as shown below.

ETH/USDT daily chart. Source: TradingViewThe latest bounce from the channel’s lower boundary near $3,500 coincides with support from the 200-day exponential moving average (200-day EMA; the blue wave), a level that has historically attracted dip buyers during bull markets.

ETH could target a breakout toward the channel’s upper boundary, around the $4,450-4,500 area in October, if the recovery momentum sustains.

The interim upside target aligns with analyst FOUR’s double bottom technical setup, which shows ETH’s price to hit the structure’s neckline resistance at $4,750 in the coming days.

Source: XTrader Luca further anticipated ETH rallying toward $4,500 (the red area in the chart below), given it has held above its “weekly bull market support band,” represented via the yellow area.

ETH/USD daily chart. Source: X/@CrypticTrades_Meanwhile, a breakout above the area could send the price toward the bull flag target above $5,200, a potential record high, by November.

ETH/USDT daily chart. Source: TradingView A breakdown below the support confluence, the bull flag’s lower boundary and the 200-day EMA support (the blue wave) around $3,550, could invalidate the pattern, exposing ETH to deeper retracements toward $3,000-3,200.

Ethereum MVRV doubles down on $4,500 targetEthereum’s MVRV Extreme Deviation Pricing Bands show that its recent pullback has been stabilizing near the mean band around $3,900, a level that has historically served as a springboard for new rallies.

Each time ETH has bounced off this midpoint, including in early 2021, mid-2023, and early 2024, it has advanced toward the +1σ (standard deviation) band, currently hovering near $5,000.

Ethereum MVRV extreme deviation pricing bands. Source: GlassnodeThis structure suggests ETH remains in the “healthy correction” phase of its ongoing bull cycle, rather than signaling exhaustion. A push toward the $4,500–$5,000 zone by late October appears statistically probable if the mean level continues to hold as support.

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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
2025-10-19 07:25 1mo ago
'XRP Stability Isn't a Bug,' Market Analyst Says Amid Boring Price Action cryptonews
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XRP's price has barely changed in the last 24 hours, down 0.32% to $2.34. In the last seven days, XRP remains down 2.11%.

XRP fell for four straight days in the week just concluded, reaching a low of $2.18 on Oct. 17 before recovering. The recovery reached a high of $2.39 on Saturday, but bulls could make any significant move.

Amid XRP's boring price action, Max Avery, in a recent tweet, stated that XRP's price stability is not a bug, adding that XRP is not designed to pump on retail speculation, being built to slot into existing financial rails without breaking them.

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— Max Avery (@realMaxAvery) October 19, 2025 Avery pointed out a historical tendency for XRP, which it exhibited in 2017: XRP hit an all-time high after a significant crash in 2017. "People forget that XRP hit an all-time high right after one of its nastiest crashes in 2017," He wrote.

Long term mattersAvery noted that XRP gets pulled into the gravity of traditional finance because banks and payment providers need stability to actually adopt it.

"If you're holding XRP expecting it to move like a memecoin, you're going to hate the experience. But if you're betting on the financial infrastructure of tomorrow, the boring price action starts making more sense," Avery stated.

According to him, the long-term horizon might matter especially when it comes to real assets, with patience paying off in a big way in the long run.

Avery highlighted that the current XRP price action might not be surprising as XRP has "this pattern of bleeding out during speculation frenzies and then catching up hard when nobody's watching."

If market recovers in the short term, XRP's next resistance levels lie at the daily MA 200 and 50 at $2.58 and $2.82, respectively. On the other hand, if the current market weakness continues, XRP eyes support at $2.18 and then $2.
2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
2025-10-19 07:25 1mo ago
Bitcoin Crash: A Canary In The Coal Mine cryptonews
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Bitcoin has crashed – not the sort of typical bitcoin meltdown, but an old-school, equity-style crash of around 25%. That kind of move is almost not big enough for bitcoiners to consider it significant, but for “grown up assets,” that would be big news.

The fall back from highs will not be easy to explain to many, especially those expecting bitcoin to hit a million – and by Christmas, no less. For them, the only way is up.

I was once a crypto enthusiast expecting BTC to moon. It did. There are, however, limits – especially if you’re looking for real value increases, not just numerical gains. I agreed with the old wild predictions when bitcoin was in four figures, but not the new ones based on logarithmic appreciation. To me, bitcoin is now just another asset embedded in the flying circus of financial markets.

It is bound to liquidity, arbitrage, and hedging just like shares, commodities, and other currencies. It’s in the system and is no longer an outsider destined to destroy “tradfi” and change the world of money. It is now part of tradfi.

That’s an unpopular opinion – one many saw as ridiculous when bitcoin was recently at all-time highs – but not so incredible when it crashes thousand of dollars in a few moments.

So here is a chart of where we are:

The bitcoin chart - heading for a winter or a moon?

Credit: ADVFN

The chart doesn’t look too bearish, but we’ve seen two nose-dives in a week, triggered by tariff tantrums and tradfi issues sparked by subprime car loans. This tradfi-driven fraudulent default, built on a pile of trash bonds, might create contagion in small American banks – an echo of Silicon Valley Bank’s implosion – and the markets don’t like that at all. Probably a blip… maybe not. TBA.

In the old bitcoin world, this kind of narrative in tradfi wouldn’t have mattered. Bitcoin’s valuewasn’t tied to U.S. small-bank solvency or market conniptions. Yet here we are.

So, if crypto is absorbed into tradfi, how will this normalisation affect its price or trigger negative repricing? If bitcoin is assimilated into the old system, why is it special anymore? Assimilation feels bearish to me.

So here we are right now:

This bitcoin chart looks fragile

Credit: ADVFN

Bitcoin looks fragile.

If it drops below $100,000 a coin, the chance that a crypto winter crash is underway will suddenly be much higher.

However, there is something deeper going on.

Bitcoin is driven by liquidity in the market. Let’s call it what it is – cash sloshing around in banks, looking for a place to make money. The excess cash ends up in the reverse repo at the Fed.

So here’s the chart of that:

The Federal Reserve's reverse repo chart

Credit: Federal Reserve

But wait…

The Federal Reserve's money supply

Credit: Federal Reserve

The spicy money buying the frothy assets is temporarily out of stock.

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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
2025-10-19 07:29 1mo ago
Aster Price Drops 8%, This is Where it Could Head Next cryptonews
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The past week for Aster has been no less than a rollercoaster, and I’ve been tracking every twist. Despite the broader market holding steady and Bitcoin making gains, Aster price finds itself down 0.99% in the past day and a troubling 8.08% over seven days. The market cap stands at $2.42 billion, and trading volume remains active with $515.03 million changing hands. 

What’s spooking ASTER investors? A big chunk of this decline arises from unsettling whale activity. Reportedly, two major wallets dumped a whopping $22.88 million worth of ASTER into exchanges, rattling confidence and sparking a wider sell-off. On top of that, stage 3 airdrop rewards, accounting for 4% of total supply, are on the horizon and creating worries about extra dilution. To make matters worse, the price broke below a key technical level at $1.18, triggering forced exits for traders banking on that support.

Aster Price AnalysisZooming into the 4-hour chart, the action looks decidedly bearish. ASTER price just retested the lower Bollinger Band near $1.12 before recovering slightly to the current $1.20 zone. Momentum remains soft, with RSI hovering around 45, signaling no strong buying rush.

The recent price dip sliced below the $1.18 pivot, which now acts as resistance, any sustained move above this level may flip sentiment temporarily. For bullish hope, ASTER needs to reclaim $1.19 and push towards the upper targets at $1.59 and $1.83. But right now, heavy sell volume weighs on each bounce attempt. Support sits near $1.05, the recent low; breaching this could open doors to a steeper slide. 

Right now, unless whale activity settles and the airdrop hype is managed well, buyers may remain cautious. Still, the overall volume hints at strong interest, suggesting the next big move will likely be sharp, whether up or down.

FAQsWhy did Aster decline when Bitcoin price rose?

Aster dropped mainly due to whale selling and looming airdrop dilution, while Bitcoin benefited from safe haven buying.

Will the airdrop increase selling pressure?

Yes, stage 3 airdrop rewards can mean more tokens in circulation and may drive holders to cash out, especially short term.

What price levels should I watch now?

Key support is at $1.05, and resistance is at $1.19. Moving past these levels may decide the next major move.

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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
2025-10-19 07:30 1mo ago
‘It's Game Over'—‘Imminent' Fed U.S. Dollar ‘Crisis' Predicted To Spark Bitcoin Price Tipping Point As Gold Soars cryptonews
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Bitcoin has collapsed in recent weeks, with a “flash crash” panic triggering catastrophic bitcoin price predictions (just as Elon Musk breaks his silence on bitcoin).

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The bitcoin price slump, wiping away 15% as bitcoin falls from an all-time high of around $126,000 to under $108,000, comes as the price of gold has surged to fresh all-time highs and traders are braced for a $6.6 trillion Federal Reserve flip.

Now, as the U.S. dollar hurtles toward a massive game-changer, analysts are warning of an “imminent dollar and financial crisis" that’s put bitcoin on the brink.

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ForbesStark Fed ‘Shock’ Warning Issued As Bitcoin Braces For A $6.6 Trillion Price Flip

The U.S. dollar has seen its value collapse this year as the bitcoin price soars along with gold.

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“Gold is up 64% and silver 87% so far this year,” Peter Schiff, an investor and gold bull who’s known for his criticism of bitcoin, posted to X. “If you don’t think this portends an imminent dollar and financial crisis, you’re in denial.”

The bitcoin price has matched gold’s rally over the last 12 months, with the pair surging as part of the so-called "debasement trade” that’s seen traders turn to hard assets like gold, silver and bitcoin as hedges against money printing and inflation that reduces the dollar’s purchasing power.

Earlier this month, the billionaire chief executive of Wall Street giant Citadel, Ken Griffin, issued a serious warning over the dollar’s role as a global safe haven.

“We’re seeing substantial asset inflation away from the dollar as people are looking for ways to effectively de-dollarize, or de-risk their portfolios vis-a-vis U.S. sovereign risk,” Ken Griffin told Bloomberg. “Gold is at record highs and the appreciation in dollar substitutes—in crypto, for example—is unbelievable.”

This month, the Fed is widely predicted to cut interest rates again later this month after restarting its paused rate cutting-cycle last month in what some think could unleash a further gold and bitcoin price surge.

Markets are pricing in a 99% chance of a 25 basis point cut at the next Fed meeting, set for October 29, which would lower the federal funds rate to a range of 3.75%–4.00%, according to the CME FedWatch Tool, even as inflation remains well above the Fed’s target of 2%.

The coming consumer price index (CPI) report, due this Friday amid a government shutdown, is expected to show that September inflation came in at 3.1% year-on-year, according to Bloomberg’s consensus forecast.

“Short-term rate differentials are also moving against the dollar, with markets now pricing 5bp over 50bp for Fed cuts by the end of the year,” ING analysts wrote in a note this week. “In such a volatile environment, it’s hard to pick a bottom for the dollar.”

Meanwhile, the chances of a larger 50 basis point cut by the Fed are climbing, with additional cuts expected before the end of the year which would free up money that could be invested in risk assets such as bitcoin.

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Forbes‘Fund The AI Arms Race’—Elon Musk Is Quietly Backing Bitcoin And Issued A ‘Fake Fiat Currency’ Dollar WarningBy Billy Bambrough

The bitcoin price has moved sharply lower in recent weeks, with bitcoin crash fears emerging alongside a looming U.S. dollar crisis.

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Bitcoin’s recent “flash crash” has, however, put traders on alert that further bitcoin price declines could trigger a major crypto market crash.

“Retail gets liquidation, while institutions manage risk. The problem last weekend was the inability to execute a core risk-management function efficiently. Indeed, it was a stress test for the entire system,” analysts with Tagus Capital wrote in an emailed note.

“But there’s another danger heading into the last two weeks of October. If we’re again in a highly levered situation with altcoins, and bitcoin drops 10%, alts can easily go down 40–50% if the interest remains weak, and it’s game over.”
2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
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Opensea Reports 2.6B Monthly Volume, Unveils SEA Token and “Trade Everything” Pivot cryptonews
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Opensea reported it surpassed $2.6 billion in trading volume this month, with over 90% of that volume attributed to token trading, the company's CEO announced.
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Aliens Are More Likely Than $200,000 Bitcoin In 2025, Polymarket Odds Say cryptonews
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Prediction market Polymarket now gives higher odds of confirmed alien existence this year than Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) reaching $200,000, a data quirk that's sparking debate across crypto and prediction circles.

Polymarket Bets On Extraterrestrials Over BitcoinAccording to Polymarket data, traders assign a 6% probability that the United States confirms extraterrestrial life in 2025, versus just 5% odds that Bitcoin hits $200,000 before year-end.

In other words, the market currently believes an alien sighting is slightly more plausible than a doubling in Bitcoin's price over the next ten weeks. 

Polymarket's "alien confirmation" contract has attracted nearly $4 million in trading volume, with prices trending lower since midyear.

It's the only market where Elon Musk, Satoshi Nakamoto, and little green men compete for the same headline.

Bitcoin Price Struggles To Hold Key $107,000 SupportBitcoin trades near $108,000, hovering above its $104,000–$105,000 demand zone after slipping below major EMAs clustered around $113,700–$114,400. 

The breakdown from $126,000 earlier this month pushed price under both its ascending trendline and long-term structural support, leaving the chart vulnerable to a retest of $96,000–$92,000.

The RSI at 36 shows mildly oversold conditions, but selling momentum remains intact. 

For bulls, reclaiming the $113,000–$114,500 resistance zone is key to restoring any near-term optimism.

On-Chain Data Shows Bitcoin Outflows Easing 

BTC Netflows (Source: Coinglass)

Fresh exchange data suggests outflows remain heavy but are showing signs of moderation. 

On October 18, netflows recorded a $46.05 million outflow, smaller than the billion-dollar wave seen earlier in the week, according to Coinglass.

The figure comes after nearly $1.6 billion in cumulative outflows across five sessions, a sequence that pressured Bitcoin into its current consolidation zone. 

ETF volumes have cooled, and funding rates remain slightly negative, reinforcing defensive positioning across derivatives markets.

Why It MattersPolymarket's alien-versus-Bitcoin odds show how speculation thrives when fundamentals weaken.

This bizarre pricing highlights traders' growing preference for narratives over numbers.

It reveals a market psychology where disbelief in assets rivals belief in the extraordinary.

Such sentiment extremes often precede major pivots in both risk appetite and asset direction.

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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
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Sui Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030: SUI Price To Hit $5 Soon? cryptonews
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Price Prediction SUIStory HighlightsThe live price of SUI crypto is  $ 2.61589262.The SUI price is expected to reach a high of $7.01 in 2025.With a potential surge, the price may reach $23.77 by 2030.SUI, a next-gen Layer-1 blockchain, is rapidly gaining traction with its focus on scalability, seamless user experience, and Web3 integration via ZkLogin. Sui has quickly gained a strong position in the crypto market. Recently, Grayscale expanded its focus on the Sui ecosystem by launching two new trusts, DeepBook and Walrus. These products give accredited investors direct exposure to tokens within Sui’s DeFi ecosystem.

After a terrifying weekend that led to the SUI price crashing by ~87% due to token unlocks and broader market turmoil. Sui has made an impressive comeback on its price chart and is now changing hands at $2.80, which is 10% higher than its previous day’s value.

What Is CoinPedia’s Sui Price Prediction for October 2025?

The price of 1 Sui token could surge to a maximum of $3.42 by the end of October 2025.

Sui Price TodayCryptocurrencySuiTokenSUIPrice$2.6159 5.43% Market Cap$ 9,484,554,191.8224h Volume$ 894,608,760.6220Circulating Supply3,625,742,933.0756Total Supply10,000,000,000.00All-Time High$ 5.3519 on 06 January 2025All-Time Low$ 0.3643 on 19 October 2023Sui Price ChartTechnical AnalysisSui is trading near $2.62 after a sharp breakdown below both the middle and lower Bollinger Bands. Technicals indicate:

Key Support: $2.5550 (recent wick low), $2.70 zone (current price reaction)
Resistance: $2.8012 (middle Bollinger Band), $3.3322 (20-day SMA), $3.8631 (upper Bollinger Band)
Indicators: RSI at 31.25 signals oversold conditions, with a steep downward slope showing strong bearish momentum.

Sui Short-Term Price PredictionSui Price Prediction October 2025Sui is likely to remain volatile in October 2025 amid recent bearish momentum and oversold RSI readings. Expected price range: potential low near $2.115, average around $2.91, and possible high at $3.42 if buyers return. Unless a reversal occurs, price action may struggle above $3.00, with ongoing downside risks in the near term.

MonthPotential LowPotential AveragePotential HighOctober$2.115$2.91$3.42Sui Price Prediction 2025ETF interest is also rising. The SEC moved forward with Canary Capital’s proposal, while 21Shares is also under review. Though decisions are delayed until January 2026, the ongoing discussions could heat up if the U.S. takes a crypto-friendly regulatory path.

Sui Network plans a $320 million token unlock by the end of 2025. The forecast of this altcoin for 2025 suggests a new all-time high with a potential high of $7.01, assuming the bullish sentiment sustains. However, with a short correction, it may reach a potential low of $3.84, making an average of $5.42.

YearPotential LowPotential AveragePotential High2025$3.84$5.42$7.01Also, read our Solana Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030!

Sui Crypto Medium-Term Price PredictionYearPotential Low ($)Potential Average ($)Potential High ($)20265.167.219.2620276.399.1611.94Sui Token Price Outlook 2026The SUI coin token projection for the year 2026 could range between $5.16 to $9.26, and the average price of the altcoin could be around $7.21.

Sui Price Target 2027SUI crypto price for the year 2027 could range between $6.39 to $11.94, and the average price of this crypto token could be around $9.16.

Sui Long-Term Price PredictionYearPotential Low ($)Potential Average ($)Potential High ($)20287.9812.6815.3820299.4714.5819.69203012.6318.2023.77Sui Coin Price Forecast 2028Sui project can make a potential high of $7.98 in 2027, with a potential low of $15.38, leading to an average price of $12.68.

Sui Token Price Prediction 2029The forecast of this token for the year 2029 could range between $9.47 to $19.69, and the average coin price could be around $14.58.

Sui Price Prediction 2030With an established position in the market, altcoins’ potential high for 2030 is projected to be $23.77. On the flip side, a potential low of $12.63 will result in an average price of $18.20.

SUI Price Prediction 2031, 2032, 2033, 2040, 2050Based on the historic market sentiments and trend analysis of the altcoin, here are the possible Sui price targets for the longer time frames.

YearPotential Low ($)Potential Average ($)Potential High ($)203116.3823.0929.81203221.2729.8138.35203328.0938.9249.76204082.45130.64178.842050496.64802.181,107.73Check out, Avalanche Price Prediction 2025, 2026 – 2030!

Market SentimentsFirm Name202520262030Wallet Investor$8.38$11.84–PricePrediction.net$1.64$2.41$10.83DigitalCoinPrice$11.49$16.35$34.39VanEck $16––CoinPedia’s Sui Price PredictionCoinpedia’s price prediction for SUI is highly bullish as the price is displaying a constant uptrend. This suggests that the price may reach new swing highs during the upcoming time.

With the ongoing Sui crypto update, the price is predicted to be a high of $7.01, with an average price of $5.42.

CoinPedia expects the Price to reach $7.01 by the year-end.

YearPotential LowPotential AveragePotential High2025$3.84$5.42$7.01Never Miss a Beat in the Crypto World!Stay ahead with breaking news, expert analysis, and real-time updates on the latest trends in Bitcoin, altcoins, DeFi, NFTs, and more.

FAQsIs Sui cryptocurrency a good investment?

Yes, the SUI blockchain is one of the most prominent projects and is projected to gain significant value in the coming time.

Will SUI reach $10 in 2025?

With a bullish surge, the altcoin may hit a high of $7.01 this year.

Sui price prediction for the next 5 years?

Considering the Sui long-term price prediction, it may reach a high of $23.77 by 2030.

Does Sui have a future?

With the rising popularity of the Sui token, this project may achieve the $23.77 mark by 2030.

What is the price prediction for the Sui coin?

The Sui project is targeted to conclude the year 2028 with a trading price of $15.38.

Will Sui Cryptocurrency rise?

With active development on the SUI coin exchange, this crypto token is predicted to outperform some major cryptocurrencies in the coming years.

How much would the price of SUI be in 2040?

As per our latest Sui price analysis, the SUI could reach a maximum price of $178.84.

How much will the Sui coin price be in 2050?

By 2050, a single SUI price could go as high as $1,107.73.

Disclaimer and Risk WarningThe price predictions in this article are based on the author's personal analysis and opinions. CoinPedia does not endorse or guarantee these views. Investors should conduct independent research before making any financial decisions.
2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
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Tornado Cash Founder Raises Red Flag Over DOJ's DeFi Crackdown cryptonews
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Roman Storm, founder of the Tornado Cash privacy tool, has warned that open-source developers may face retroactive criminal risk from US prosecutors for building non-custodial finance software.

His message has echoed through the crypto community as his own legal fight moves forward. Reports have disclosed a mixed jury outcome in Manhattan and a high-stakes debate over whether publishing code can amount to running a money-transmitting business.

Storm asked DeFi developers: “How can you be so sure you will not be charged by the Justice department as a money service business for building a non-custodial protocol?”

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Developers Warned Of Retroactive Risk
According to court filings and public statements, Storm argued that US law gives little protection to people who publish software that others use to move funds. Based on reports, prosecutors called Tornado Cash a system that had been used to launder more than $1 billion.

Just a question for current DeFi devs:

How can you be so sure you won’t be charged by the DOJ as an MSB – for building a non-custodial protocol – and then accused you should’ve built it custodial instead?

If SDNY can charge a dev for building a non-custodial protocol…

who’s…

— Roman Storm 🇺🇸 🌪️ (@rstormsf) October 18, 2025

Storm’s team pushed back, saying the protocol was non-custodial — the software does not hold user funds — and that blaming builders for users’ crimes would chill honest open-source work.

Tornado: A Jury Split Over Charges In Manhattan
The jury could not reach agreement on other, more serious counts. The US Attorney’s Office had described broad illicit use of the tool, while the defense has focused on the technical facts: no single person controlled the protocol in the way a bank controls accounts.

Defense lawyers have filed motions seeking acquittal and asked judges to weigh whether code creators can be punished for how third parties use their work.

Total crypto market cap currently at $3.64 trillion. Chart: TradingView
Legal Community Raises Alarm
Based on reports, lawyers and commentators, including noted crypto legal experts, warn that the case could set a wide precedent if prosecutors’ theory holds.

Some in the community have organized fundraising to help with the Tornado Cash founder’s legal costs. Others say the matter touches free speech, since publishing code can be a form of expression, and holding authors criminally liable would change how many people write and share software.

Defense Moves And Technical Arguments
Storm’s team points to decentralization and noncustodial design. They argue that the protocol’s code runs on public blockchains and that no person was operating a service that took custody of funds in the ordinary sense.

Recent court filings press these themes and ask the judge to overturn the guilty verdict. Prosecutors counter that when tools are built and promoted in ways that foresee illicit use, legal responsibility can follow.

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2025-10-19 12:43 1mo ago
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Enormous 100% XRP Spike: Market Direction Flip? cryptonews
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Sun, 19/10/2025 - 12:02

XRP might see a market direction flip following a 100% spike in the volume of payments on the network, essentially easing bearish pressure on the market.

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After weeks of decline, recent on-chain data indicates a spike in network activity and possible reversal momentum, suggesting that XRP may be poised for a significant change in market direction. On Oct. 17, the XRP payment volume surged by more than 100%, surpassing 1.33 billion XRP, one of the highest readings this month.

XRP's liquidity circulation is inThis is the most noteworthy metric that is supporting optimism. Such sharp increases in transaction volume typically occur before significant market recoveries for XRP, indicating expanding liquidity circulation and rekindled interest among network users.

XRP/USDT Chart by TradingViewFollowing a sharp correction that saw it fall from the $3.20 range earlier in October, XRP's price stabilized around $2.45 at the same time as this surge. The strength of the on-chain recovery suggests that selling pressure may be abating, even though the token is still well below its major moving averages.

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XRP is close to oversellingA flattening RSI near 35-37 and declining bearish volume support a possible bottom forming near $2.30-$2.40 in XRP's chart structure, which suggests oversold conditions from a technical perspective. The candle's noticeable narrowing indicates that the downtrend is about to pause as accumulation starts.

The beginning of a momentum reversal toward $3.00 may be indicated if buyers are able to push XRP back above $2.65-$2.70, particularly as short positions start to release. Additionally, the increase in the volume of on-chain payments points to increased activity from cross-border or institutional players, who tend to be more active during market cycle transitions.

Despite XRP's recent collapse, this could support the idea that it is not yet finished.

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Bitcoin Consolidates Near $107K: Analysts Have THIS Bitcoin Prediction cryptonews
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Bitcoin Consolidation: Calm Before the VolatilityThe $Bitcoin market is taking a breather this weekend. After days of sideways trading between $106,000 and $108,000, $BTC appears to be in a phase of tight consolidation. This kind of movement often precedes a major breakout, and traders are watching closely to see which direction the next candle will ignite.

BTC/USD 30-mins chart - TradingView

The short-term chart shows Bitcoin repeatedly testing the $106,000 support zone, a level that has now acted as a strong floor multiple times this week. Meanwhile, intraday recoveries have struggled to break beyond $108,000, creating a narrow trading channel that has trapped price action.

Bitcoin Price Analysis: Buyers Defending Key LevelsAs the BTCUSD 30-minute chart illustrates, Bitcoin bounced sharply after briefly touching $106,136 earlier today, forming a clear reversal candle. This bounce reflects aggressive buying interest at that level, a classic sign of accumulation. Momentum indicators remain neutral, suggesting a balanced battle between bulls and bears. The RSI hovers near 50, while the MACD shows flattening histograms, confirming the consolidation phase.

BTC/USD 30-mins chart - TradingView

For traders, this calm can be deceptive. A compression of volatility at current levels typically leads to expansion. In other words, the quieter it gets, the stronger the next move could be.

Bitcoin Price Prediction: $106K Support, $112K ResistanceImmediate Support: $106,000 – If this level breaks, Bitcoin could retrace toward $104,500 or even $102,000, filling earlier liquidity gaps.Immediate Resistance: $108,500 – $109,200 remains the first hurdle for bulls.Breakout Target: If BTC manages a daily close above $109,200, a rally toward $112,000–$115,000 is likely.A break below $106,000, however, would invalidate the short-term bullish outlook and could push BTC into a corrective phase.

Market Context: Low Volume, High UncertaintyWeekend sessions often bring lower volume, and this one is no exception. The lack of institutional activity is keeping volatility subdued, but this calm could end abruptly when markets reopen on Monday.

Macro factors, including Federal Reserve rate-cut debates and geopolitical tension in Eastern Europe, continue to weigh on overall market confidence. Yet Bitcoin’s resilience around $107K shows traders are still buying dips rather than fleeing to safety.

Bitcoin Future: Breakout on the HorizonBitcoin’s sideways pattern suggests an equilibrium moment, but this balance rarely lasts long. With compression evident across short-term timeframes, the odds of a strong move next week are increasing.

If momentum shifts upward early in the week, BTC could target $112K–$115K before month-end. Conversely, failure to hold the $106K level could trigger a sweep of lower liquidity zones and test the $104K area.

For now, Bitcoin remains in a waiting game, calm, steady, and full of potential energy.
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Does XRP Really Need Ripple to Survive? Community Argues cryptonews
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The XRP community spent the weekend debating an age-old question: should the token and the ledger behind it be judged solely through the lens of Ripple, and is this co-dependency really the biggest advantage or the most dangerous weakness?

It all started with the idea that too many people measure success by Ripple's deals, its billion-dollar acquisitions and partnerships with financial giants, while ignoring the fact that a public ledger should stand on its own.

Way too many here look only to Ripple when it comes to judging whether XRP and the XRP Ledger have success. I think that's a strength and a weakness at the same time.

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— Vet 🏴‍☠️ (@Vet_X0) October 18, 2025 The reaction was immediate, with some noting that outside of Ripple there is not much going on, with meme coins and NFTs crowding the space but not really bringing sustainable use cases. One response summed it up: more gambling does not equal survival.

Others pointed to the network's structure, saying that even if Ripple went away, XRPL would still process transactions because it is decentralized enough that no single entity can stop it.

Is XRP decentralized?The correction followed on from the fact that Ripple runs multiple nodes for its own operations, but just one validator on the default list. This means that the company's technical role is smaller than critics assume, even if the brand dominance keeps everyone focused on it.

The problem is still there, because there aren't as many equally relevant players, so attention stays on Ripple by default and attempts to build organic ecosystems feel thin. Someone there said that it is hard to get real interest from outside, and until that changes, the idea of being dependent will not go away.

The truth is pretty straightforward: XRP can exist without Ripple, but whether it can actually grow without the company making headlines is the real question.
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Bitcoin Price Watch: Bear Flag or Base Formation? The Charts Decide cryptonews
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Bitcoin's current price stands at $107,891, with a commanding market cap of $2.15 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $33.63 billion. Price action flirted between $106,222 and $108,142 in the past day, serving up volatility with a side of whiplash. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The daily chart paints a dramatic arc.
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Trump family crypto profits top $1b, UK targets 65k investors, OpenSea sets token launch | Weekly Recap cryptonews
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In this edition of the weekly recap, regulatory enforcement intensified as UK tax authorities contacted tens of thousands of cryptocurrency holders. Meanwhile, the Trump family’s cryptocurrency ventures generated over $1 billion in profits.

Summary

UK tax authority targets 65K investors; Trump family crypto profits top $1B.
Ripple buys GTreasury for $1B; Binance wins Korea approval with GOPAX deal.
Paxos fixes $300T mint error; Japan plans insider trading ban in crypto.

British tax authority escalates crypto enforcement

HM Revenue & Customs dispatched 65,000 letters to cryptocurrency investors suspected of unpaid tax obligations, according to Financial Times reporting.
Beginning January 2026, HMRC will receive comprehensive user data from exchanges through the Crypto-Assets Reporting Framework adopted by approximately 70 jurisdictions including OECD members.

OpenSea announces first quarter 2026 token launch

CEO Devin Finzer revealed the NFT marketplace will introduce its SEA token during Q1 2026 and allocate half the total supply to community members.
Significant portions will be distributed through initial claims, with separate consideration for users holding historical platform activity and rewards program participants.

MrBeast files cryptocurrency service trademark

YouTube star James Donaldson submitted trademark applications for MrBeast Financial. This covers downloadable applications for cryptocurrency exchange and payment processing services.
The filing includes investment banking, insurance, financial education, microfinance lending, and decentralized exchange cryptocurrency trading capabilities.
The move comes after Strategy founder Michael Saylor told Donaldson to buy bitcoin.

Swiss authorities investigate FIFA blockchain

Gespa, Switzerland’s lottery and gambling regulator, filed criminal complaints regarding FIFA Collect, the soccer organization’s blockchain collectibles platform.
The authority initiated preliminary investigations in early October targeting the platform’s offerings.

South Korean regulators approve Binance GOPAX acquisition

The Financial Intelligence Unit authorized Binance’s majority stake purchase of GOPAX.
This approval allows Binance to assume majority control, resume Korean operations, fulfill user repayment commitments, and compete with established local exchanges.

Trump family cryptocurrency profits exceed a billion dollars

Eric Trump confirmed the family’s cryptocurrency ventures have generated over $1 billion in pre-tax profits.
President Donald Trump’s return to the White House coincided with substantial growth in family-affiliated cryptocurrency business valuations and revenues.

Ripple acquires treasury management firm

Ripple purchased GTreasury for $1 billion on Thursday.
This is Ripple’s third major acquisition this year, adding corporate treasury management capabilities.

Chainlink deploys real-time oracle on MegaETH

The companies announced what they describe as the first native real-time on-chain oracle hosted on MegaETH’s “real-time” Ethereum layer-2 network.
This deployment aims to allow perpetuals, prediction markets, and stablecoins to update at speeds matching centralized venues while maintaining full on-chain composability.

Kraken acquires U.S. derivatives platform

The exchange purchased the Small Exchange from IG Group for $100 million, comprising $32.5 million cash and $67.5 million stock.
The acquisition provides Kraken with designated contract market status in the U.S. through Small Exchange’s CFTC licensing.

Australia considers crypto ATM restrictions

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke proposed granting AUSTRAC expanded powers to regulate cryptocurrency ATMs following government findings regarding misuse.
The Thursday announcement targets “high-risk products” including crypto ATMs through improved anti-money laundering authority oversight.

Paxos resolves massive minting error

The stablecoin issuer experienced a technical malfunction Wednesday at 3:12 p.m. ET that minted 300 trillion PayPal USD tokens.
Paxos resolved the incident within 30 minutes by burning the incorrectly issued tokens, preventing market impact.

Japan prepares insider trading restrictions

The Financial Services Agency plans amendments explicitly prohibiting cryptocurrency trades based on non-public information.
The changes would authorize the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission to investigate suspected cases and recommend surcharges or criminal referrals.

New York establishes digital assets office

Mayor Eric Adams signed an executive order Tuesday creating what officials describe as “the first-ever mayoral office of its kind in the nation” focused on digital assets and blockchain.
Moises Rendon, who has worked on city digital asset initiatives for over a year, will lead the office promoting responsible technology usage.

Tether settles Celsius bankruptcy claims

The stablecoin issuer paid $299.5 million to resolve claims from the Celsius Network bankruptcy estate through the Blockchain Recovery Investment Consortium.
The settlement resolves adversary proceedings filed in August 2024 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.

Monad opens token allocation checker

The upcoming layer-1 blockchain network competing with Solana and Ethereum revealed additional MON token airdrop details on Tuesday.
Qualified users may view allocations as early as October 28, with claims remaining open until November 3 before token distribution becomes available.

Strategy maintains Bitcoin accumulation

The world’s largest corporate Bitcoin (BTC) holder purchased 220 BTC at an average price of $123,561 using $27.3 million raised through preferred stock sales.
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This Stock Is on Track to Become the Next Dividend King stocknewsapi
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McDonald's could become a Dividend King by late next year.

Dividend Kings attain that status by maintaining a streak of annual dividend increases for at least 50 years. With more than 10,000 stocks currently trading on the U.S. market, it is rare that a company attains this status; currently, only 56 have.

Still, a few other stocks are on the verge of becoming Dividend Kings. This includes a notable name from the consumer sector, and thanks to its approach, it is just two payout hikes away from achieving that status.

The next consumer-focused Dividend King
In the consumer market, the next one on track to reach this point is McDonald's (MCD 0.86%). The fast-food giant offered its first dividend in 1976 and has increased its payout every year since.

Its last increase, which occurred late last year, took its dividend to $7.08 per share, a 6% increase from the previous year. Shareholders who invest now will earn a dividend yield of about 2.3%, nearly double the 1.2% average for the S&P 500. For longer-term shareholders, the yield is significantly higher due to the rising dividend.

Moreover, this is around the time when the company typically announces payout hikes. Assuming that trend holds, the upcoming increase will be the 49th, and another boost in the fall of 2026 would make McDonald's a Dividend King.

Also, the payout appears sustainable. Over the trailing 12 months, the company distributed $4.66 billion to shareholders in the form of dividends. During that time, it generated $6.90 billion in free cash flow, leaving $2.24 billion for share repurchases or investments in its business.

The dividend is a significant source of returns in owning McDonald's stock. Over the last five years, the share price has risen by about 35%. Thanks to the dividend, the total returns amounted to around 50% during that time.

MCD data by YCharts.

Still, the more conservative approach may come at a cost. Even though shareholders made significant gains during that time, the S&P 500 had a total return of 105%. McDonald's has far outperformed the index since 1990, boosting its longest-term shareholders, but the company's huge size may mean slower percentage growth from here.

How McDonald's does it
Dividend investors will also like that McDonald's business strategy leaves it in position to generate strong free cash flow. Just under 95% of the company's 44,000 locations are franchises. The company charges new franchisees an initial fee, as well as costs associated with building and launching the restaurant.

McDonald's owns these restaurant buildings, making the company one of the world's most notable landowners. It will then collect between 4% and 5% of sales in royalties and a 4% marketing fee, along with other annual fees.

Since many of these costs are fixed, the company is less affected by economic fluctuations that may impact sales. That has likely helped put it in position to hike its dividend even in some of the worst economies.

McDonald's as a Dividend King
McDonald's is on track to attain Dividend King status by late next year, and more importantly, it is in a strong position to hold it.

Its size may slow its growth in the future, which might make it a less desirable holding except for longer-term and income-focused investors.

Nonetheless, the company's franchise-focused business model boosts investors and brings a steady source of revenue, even in more challenging times. That should keep its free cash flow steady and allow it to afford its payout and future increases.

As long as McDonald's remains a desirable choice for franchise owners and customers, its attainment of Dividend King status should bolster the consumer discretionary stock's appeal to income investors.

Will Healy has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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South Korea sees higher chance of US trade deal by APEC summit stocknewsapi
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CompaniesSEOUL, Oct 19 (Reuters) - South Korea has a higher chance of reaching a trade deal with the U.S. by the time of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in South Korea later this month, the country's chief policy advisor said on Sunday.

While the two sides have made concrete progress in most issues, they need to iron out a couple of remaining items, advisor Kim Yong-beom told reporters, after returning from a trip to Washington where he met with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

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Both South Korean and U.S. officials have recently expressed optimism about a breakthrough in their stalled trade talks as the countries' leaders are expected to meet on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Gyeongju, South Korea later this month.

On July 30, President Donald Trump said the U.S. agreed to reduce duties on imports of South Korean products to 15% in return for Seoul investing $350 billion in the U.S. But U.S. auto tariffs are still in place as the countries remain at odds over the details of the investments.

While U.S. President Donald Trump had said South Korea would pay "upfront," South Korea has said the $350 billion would mostly comprise loans and guarantees, with limited direct investment, given the major impact on the foreign exchange market.

Kim said the two sides are narrowing differences, saying Washington understands Seoul's concerns about the foreign exchange implications.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Wednesday the countries were close to finalising a trade deal and he expected an announcement in the next 10 days.

On Saturday, Trump had a golf outing with business leaders from South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan at his private Mar-a-Lago estate at the invitation of SoftBank Group

(9984.T), opens new tab founder Masayoshi Son, according to South Korean media reports. The group included the heads of South Korea's top conglomerates, such as Samsung, SK and Hyundai Motor, the reports said.

Reporting by Hyunjoo Jin; Editing by Christian Schmollinger

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Why Is Everyone Excited About Applied Digital Stock? stocknewsapi
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J.B. Hunt: Revenue Needs To Grow To Justify Further Multiple Re-Rating stocknewsapi
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Where Will Nvidia Stock Be in 3 Years? stocknewsapi
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Nvidia has led the AI arms race for the past three years, and is well positioned to do it again over the next three.

Nvidia (NVDA 0.86%) stock has been on a legendary run. Three years ago, approximately zero people could have predicted that Nvidia would become the largest company in the world. Apple (AAPL 2.04%) held that title, valued at $2.28 trillion, while Nvidia was valued at a more modest $298 billion. But after unprecedented artificial intelligence (AI) demand, Nvidia has rocketed higher and holds the title of the world's largest company by a healthy margin.

Investors can't go back in time and invest in Nvidia, but they can project out three years to see where Nvidia can go from here. I think there are two major possibilities, with one outcome being more likely than the other. Let's take a look at where Nvidia is headed, and that may clue investors in on what they should do with the stock now.

Massive AI demand will continue to drive Nvidia's stock gains
Nvidia makes graphics processing units (GPUs), which have the unique ability to process multiple calculations in parallel. This attribute makes them perfectly suited for processing arduous workloads like gaming graphics, engineering simulations, mining cryptocurrency, and training artificial intelligence models. The current generation of generative AI models has been trained on Nvidia GPUs, making them vital pieces of hardware in the AI value chain.

This has led to unprecedented revenue and profit growth for Nvidia.

NVDA Revenue (TTM) data by YCharts

With growth levels like that, investors may be wondering if there's still juice left in the tank. Luckily, there is.

AI hyperscalers have announced multiple deals with Nvidia and its partners that will once again set a record in data center capital expenditures during 2026. This bodes well for Nvidia, but investors are growing increasingly concerned that Nvidia may be losing some market share. The two biggest culprits are AMD (AMD -0.52%) and Broadcom (AVGO -1.24%). AMD recently signed a major deal with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, signaling to other AI companies that AMD's products are competitive with Nvidia's, something that hasn't been the case. This could cause some companies to deploy some cheaper AMD hardware, which could result in market loss for Nvidia.

Broadcom's computing units aren't a direct replacement for Nvidia's GPUs. Instead, they make custom AI accelerator chips that are designed in collaboration with the end user. This makes them impossible to obtain if you're a relatively small company (unless you rent them through the cloud). Still, the AI hyperscalers have plenty of resources to partner with Broadcom to make these chips viable. Broadcom's custom AI chips can outperform Nvidia's GPUs at a lower cost point, but that comes at the price of flexibility, because Broadcom's chips are designed with only one workload in mind.

Both of these are threats to Nvidia's market dominance, which has been estimated to be about a 90% market share. Despite both of these factors, Nvidia is still the most popular computing unit to train and run AI models on, and it will still be in a great position for the next wave of AI spending.

AI spending is projected to reach multitrillion-dollar levels
Many investors were skeptical when Nvidia stated during its Q2 earnings call that global data center capital expenditures would reach $3 trillion to $4 trillion by 2030. However, that bold projection was quickly followed up by multiple Wall Street firms guiding for similar or increased amounts of AI spending over the next few years. This will bode well for Nvidia, especially with Nvidia estimating that global data center capital expenditures will total around $600 billion this year.

That indicates a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 42%, which could directly translate into Nvidia sustaining its rapid growth rate over this time frame. Should Nvidia deliver 40% growth over the next five years and maintain its current valuation, that would transform Nvidia from a $4.58 trillion business into nearly a $25 trillion giant.

A company of that size is hard to fathom, but if the AI market grows at projected rates and Nvidia maintains its market share, that's where it's heading. If that's the case, then Nvidia is a screaming buy right now. There's also the possibility that these projections are wrong and AI spending decreases, or that Nvidia loses substantial market share. I don't see the latter happening, but the former is always possible. If that's the case, Nvidia's shares will likely plummet in response to decreased AI spending.

We've barely scratched the surface of what an AI-first society looks like, making me inclined to believe that the spending projections are real. Time will tell, but if those projections pan out, then Nvidia is a must-buy at these levels.

Keithen Drury has positions in Broadcom and Nvidia. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Advanced Micro Devices, Apple, and Nvidia. The Motley Fool recommends Broadcom. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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Amazon Is Backing This Genius Quantum Computing Leader stocknewsapi
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Seeing which company a big tech player is investing in is a wise move by investors.

Quantum computing is becoming a popular investment theme in the market, but there's just one problem: It's still a few years away from commercial relevance. This makes it nearly impossible to predict which company will be a major winner in this field. Adding to the difficulty of quantum computing investing is that the technology is incredibly complicated and can be difficult to understand. However, not investing in quantum computing could be a massive mistake for your portfolio's future returns.

So, what should investors do? One advantage investors can get in this investment sector is looking at which competitors have strong backers. Amazon (AMZN -0.61%) is one tech giant that is investing in this space and is backing one of the leading pure plays: IonQ (IONQ -3.92%). This gives IonQ a vote of confidence from one of the biggest companies in the world, making IonQ an intriguing stock to invest in.

Amazon owns a small amount of IonQ
We know that Amazon is investing in IonQ from its Form 13F, which informs investors what other stock holdings Amazon has because its investment portfolio is greater than $100 million. As of its last report filed for Q2 holdings, Amazon holds nine stocks, with IonQ being one of them.

Amazon holds just over 850,000 shares of IonQ. While that may sound like a lot, that's only about 0.3% of IonQ's total shares outstanding. So, Amazon isn't a controlling party in IonQ; it's just an investor like you and me (although it has a lot more capital than you and me).

Just because Amazon doesn't own 10% or so of the company doesn't mean this isn't an insignificant investment. Amazon clearly likes what it saw, and with Amazon having more technical prowess than the average investor, I think this makes IonQ an intriguing quantum computing investment.

One thing that sets IonQ apart from its competitors is the path it's taking. While most quantum computing players are using superconducting technology, which requires cooling a particle to nearly absolute zero, IonQ uses a trapped-ion approach, which can be performed at room temperature. Furthermore, the trapped-ion technique is inherently more accurate than superconducting, which is a trade-off for slower processing speeds.

Because the biggest hurdle in quantum computing technology is accuracy, I think IonQ is one of the more compelling investment options right now, as it is the leader in this category, holding two world records.

This makes IonQ my top option in the quantum computing investment world. But is the stock worth buying right now?

An investment in IonQ will be volatile
IonQ has had an incredible run over the past few months as quantum computing investing has risen in popularity. The stock is up around 90% since the start of September, which is a massive movement considering that we're still years away from viable quantum computing technology.

Most companies in this realm point toward 2030 as the turning point for quantum computing adoption, and IonQ is no different. Earlier this year, IonQ's CEO Peter Chapman gave investors the projection that the company will be profitable with sales approaching $1 billion by 2030. That's still five years away, which is a long time to wait and hold the stock to see if IonQ is an eventual winner in the quantum computing arms race.

With how much attention quantum computing has gotten in recent weeks, it's impossible to tell where the stocks involved in this sector will head. It's possible that there is a quantum computing investing mania ongoing, and the stocks continue to rise at an irrational pace.

It's also possible that the stock could be ripe for a sell-off, especially after the past few weeks of strong gains. However, as long-term investors, we need to avoid that noise. If you're buying IonQ stock now, you need to have the mindset of buying and holding through at least 2030, regardless of what the roller coaster ride of the stock market is like.

If you're confident in IonQ, buying today makes sense, but your measure of success cannot be the stock price; it must be the company's announcements. If IonQ wins the quantum computing arms race, the stock will be a winner over the long term, but keep in mind that it will be incredibly volatile along the way.

Keithen Drury has positions in Amazon. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Amazon. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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What to Expect in Markets This Week: CPI Inflation Data; Tesla, Netflix, Intel Earnings stocknewsapi
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Trade is the talk of the town this week.

Investors will be watching for updates on trade policy ahead of a scheduled meeting between President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping, as well as a highly anticipated inflation reading, after a volatile week of trading marked by worries about bad loans at regional banks.

Friday’s release of the Consumer Price Index for September, delayed by the government shutdown, is likely the last major piece of data the Federal Reserve will receive before its interest rate decision next week. Other government reports could remain delayed until there is a resolution to the budget dispute in Washington.

Magnificent 7 member Tesla is set to report earnings Wednesday, when CEO Elon Musk could offer more details on the electric vehicles maker's advances in robotics and artificial intelligence, after a torrid rally in recent months. Intel’s report will be in focus after a flurry of investments in the struggling chipmaker boosted its stock.

Read to the bottom for our calendar of key events—and one more thing.

Spotlight Shines on EVs, AI With Reports Due From Tesla, Intel, and Automakers
Tesla’s scheduled earnings release Wednesday follows stronger-than-expected deliveries as buyers rushed to take advantage of expiring EV tax credits. Big Three automakers Ford and General Motors, also set to report this week, likely benefited from the same tailwinds, though both automakers have scaled back their EV ambitions.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk could offer more details on developments in the company's high-tech offerings beyond EVs, including an expansion of its robotaxi services, its Optimus robots, and self-driving technology. Intel’s report, due Thursday, comes as the U.S. chipmaker’s shares have surged after a string of deals including one that saw the U.S. government take a stake and a partnership with AI leader Nvidia. 

Netflix’s report comes after the streamer recently raised its prices and boosted its revenue outlook. Updates from Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble could bring some insights into consumer spending, while Friday’s earnings from HCA Healthcare may offer a look into the hospital sector. Gold miner Newmont’s report on Thursday arrives as the precious metal has set a string of new all-time highs .

September Inflation Data Could Influence Fed Decision on Interest Rates
With many economic reports in limbo due to the federal shutdown, Friday's CPI inflation report could be the last major piece of economic data the Fed gets before issuing a decision on interest rates next week. Forecasters expect the report to show prices continuing to rise, but at a slower pace than in August.

The data could influence whether the Fed will continue with its plans to keep lowering interest rates. Fed officials have said their focus is turning to the weakening labor market, which would favor rate cuts. But higher-than-expected inflation could push them to reconsider.

While the release of new home sales data is likely to be delayed, market watchers will still see on Thursday the National Association of Realtors’ existing home sales data for September, as economists look for signs of a resurgence in an anemic housing market. The week will also bring fresh figures on consumer sentiment and Purchasing Managers Index surveys for October.

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This Week’s Calendar
Monday, Oct. 20

U.S. leading economic indicators (September)

Tuesday, Oct. 21

Federal Reserve Officials Speaking: Fed Governor Christopher Waller to deliver opening, closing remarks at payments conference
Key Earnings: Netflix (NFLX), GE Aerospace (GE), Coca-Cola (KO), Philip Morris (PM), RTX Corp (RTX), Texas Instruments (TXN), Capital One (COF), Lockheed Martin (LMT), 3M Company (MMM), General Motors (GM)

Wednesday, Oct. 22

Key Earnings: Tesla (TSLA), SAP (SAP), IBM (IBM), Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO), AT&T (T), GE Vernova (GEV), Lam Research (LRCX)

Thursday, Oct. 23

Existing home sales (September)
Federal Reserve Officials Speaking: Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman to testify at Senate banking regulations hearing
Data Delayed by the Shutdown: Initial jobless claims (Week ending Oct. 18)
Key Earnings: T-Mobile US (TMUS), Intel (INTC), Union Pacific (UNP), Honeywell (HON), Blackstone (BX), Newmont Corp (NEM), Ford (F)

Friday, Oct. 24

Consumer price index (CPI) (September)
Other Data to Watch: S&P flash U.S. PMI (October), Consumer sentiment - final (October)
Data Delayed by the Shutdown: New Home Sales (September)
Key Earnings: Procter & Gamble (PG), Sanofi (SNY), HCA Healthcare (HCA)

One More Thing
Banking fees are rising at one major bank, with new waiver rules for checking accounts taking effect this month. Investopedia’s Sabrina Karl has more information on options that customers have to avoid paying more.

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2025-10-19 11:43 1mo ago
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My Favorite AI Growth Stock to Invest $1,000 in Right Now stocknewsapi
ASML
ASML is well-positioned to benefit from AI chip manufacturing growth.

When investors think about leading artificial intelligence (AI) growth stocks, names like Nvidia, Broadcom, and Advanced Micro Devices may come to mind. And while these three chip designers are redefining modern data centers, there's an equally important semiconductor company that should be getting equal attention.

ASML (ASML 0.99%) is the most valuable publicly traded company in Europe. American depositary receipts (ADRs) of ASML currently change hands at around $1,000 a share. Here's why buying one share of ASML would be my top pick for investors looking to put $1,000 into AI growth stocks right now.

 
ASML's sales mix is increasingly AI-focused
ASML's business can be split into three main categories: 1. servicing its installed equipment base, 2. deep ultraviolet (DUV) device production, and 3. extreme ultraviolet (EUV) device production. Servicing the installed base provides steady cash flows and mainly involves DUV equipment. DUV is used for a big chunk of chip manufacturing, especially for non-critical layers. Think legacy analog and information technology chips. It's really only when the resolution demands nodes with wavelengths shorter than 7 nanometers that EUV is needed. ASML's most advanced EUV machines can even handle nodes below 3 nanometers. EUV is critical for chips used in logic and memory, such as AI chips and dynamic random access memory (DRAM) used in data centers and smartphones.

ASML's latest earnings report from Oct. 15 reinforced why the company is a consistent bet for long-term AI investors. EUV made up 48% of net sales, while installed base management was 27% and DUV was 25%. That means an increasing number of ASML's sales to semiconductor fabrication plants is equipment used to make advanced chips.

ASML's quality earnings growth supports its valuation
ASML is a simple way to bet on growing AI chip production, regardless of which hyperscaler, chip designer, or manufacturer is gaining market share. ASML wins as long as the pie is growing. It doesn't care how it is sliced. In this vein, it is a classic pick-and-shovel play that should benefit from the AI gold rush. And best of all, the stock is reasonably priced.

ASML sports a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 36.3. It's not dirt cheap, but it's a fair price for a company that has a virtual monopoly on equipment that is used to make the most advanced AI chips in the world.

When looking at valuations of AI growth stocks, it's easy to get enamored by lofty projections and hopes of exponential growth over a multi-year period. However, it's a big mistake to overlook earnings quality. It's better to bet big on a company that can consistently grow earnings at a solid rate rather than one that needs a lot to go right to live up to expectations.

For example, Costco Wholesale sports a forward P/E of 47.5 -- which is more expensive than Nvidia's 39.9 forward P/E even though Costco is only growing earnings by high single digits to low double digits. But because investors are ultra confident that Costco can achieve this growth rate no matter what the economy is doing, they are willing to pay up for the stock.

A balanced AI stock to buy now
ASML is a great value for investors who believe demand for AI chips will steadily climb for years or decades to come. The greater the computing power, the more AI chips must be produced, and the more fabs will need to outfit existing and new facilities with the latest ASML EUV technology.

Add it all up, and ASML stands out as an impeccable buy now.

Daniel Foelber has positions in ASML and Nvidia and has the following options: short November 2025 $820 calls on ASML. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends ASML, Advanced Micro Devices, Costco Wholesale, and Nvidia. The Motley Fool recommends Broadcom. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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Will Buying The Trade Desk Stock Below $51 Make Investors Rich? stocknewsapi
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In this video, Motley Fool contributor Jason Hall makes the case for The Trade Desk (TTD 0.18%), which now trades for 25 times adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA), and it is still growing at a strong clip despite competitive pressures.

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This California-Based Company Could Be a Key Player for Growth Portfolios stocknewsapi
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An overemphasis on the risks may have brought this stock down to a valuation that's too cheap to ignore.

California is called The Golden State. And from The Golden State comes a golden opportunity for investors. Those don't come around very often so it's important to not let this one slip by without at least considering it.

What should investors do when they get a golden opportunity? As investing great Warren Buffett said: "Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble."

This was echoed by Buffett's late right-hand man Charlie Munger who said, "When you get a lollapalooza, for God's sakes, don't hang by like a timid little rabbit."

To be sure, shares of this California-based company are already up 55% year to date, so it was certainly a better opportunity for investors at the start of the year. But I believe it can still be a key component of a growth-investing portfolio. And I'm talking about none other than ride-sharing platform Lyft (LYFT -1.71%).

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Why Lyft is a golden opportunity
I see a golden opportunity as a company with the following features: its profits are improving; its stock trades at a cheap valuation; and it's growing nicely. Lyft shows all three.

For growth, Lyft is growing at a double-digit rate. In the second quarter of 2025, rides on its platform increased 14% year over year to an all-time high, and key underpenetrated markets such as Nashville grew at an over-20% rate. Q2 bookings also grew by double digits, and management expects 13% to 17% bookings growth for the upcoming Q3.

In short, growth is great for Lyft, and it's continuing to plow ahead.

For profit improvement, Lyft's CEO David Risher took over in 2023, vowing better profitability, and he's delivered on that pledge. The company officially turned the corner with positive free cash flow on a trailing-12-month basis in 2024's Q2 and has delivered six straight quarters of positive results.

Some of the notable changes under Risher have been an increase in sales-and-marketing spend, which has paid off with higher revenue. But corporate expenses have been largely held in place, and research-and-development expenses actually declined. The payoff is better profitability.

Finally, concerning valuation, Lyft stock trades at a mere 8 times its free cash flow. Many comparable businesses trade at a valuation that is two to three times higher than this, highlighting the bargain here.

LYFT Price to Free Cash Flow data by YCharts.

It's rare to find a company that's growing by double digits on the top line, making meaningful gains on the bottom line, and also trading at a discount to comparable companies. That's why Lyft is a golden opportunity in my book.

Why some call it fool's gold
Many investors recognize everything I've highlighted here but nevertheless are bearish on Lyft stock. They don't question present results, but they do question sustainability. It's believed that Lyft's industry is changing and will leave it behind sooner or later.

The main catalyst for change in the ride-sharing space could be autonomous vehicles, specifically autonomous taxis. The idea is that there will be millions of autonomous taxis on the road, making Lyft's business model irrelevant. But there are some important counterpoints to consider.

First, there could be a long road ahead before autonomous taxis fully displace the current ride-sharing model. It's already slower to roll out than some pundits predicted. Lyft could continue for some time before this competitive risk really materializes.

Moreover, it's premature to believe that autonomous taxis would make third-party, ride-sharing platforms obsolete. Consider that Domino's Pizza has excelled at delivering its own pizzas for decades, but it still partnered with DoorDash for incremental revenue. It's quite possible that autonomous taxis would still be hailed from Lyft's app in the future.

Finally, there are parts of Lyft's business that would directly benefit from a more autonomous future. For example, Lyft's Flexdrive business provides management tools for fleets of autonomous taxis. This is just a single example of how Lyft could pivot in a worst-case scenario.

Riding with Lyft
Personally, I believe that investors are overemphasizing the potential risks to Lyft's business and underappreciating the investment opportunity. There may be businesses that are growing faster, and have better profit margins or cheaper stocks. But I struggle to find a more attractive combination of these three traits than Lyft stock right now.

That's why I see it as a golden opportunity. And it's why I've personally made Lyft stock a big component of my growth stock portfolio.

Jon Quast has positions in Lyft. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Domino's Pizza and DoorDash. The Motley Fool recommends Lyft. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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3 Growth Stocks Down 80% to 93% to Buy Right Now stocknewsapi
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These businesses are poised to grow over the long term.

It's been three years since the current bull market kicked off, yet investors can still find stocks of competitively strong companies trading at steep discounts. This could suggest severe undervaluation against their long-term growth prospects.

If you're looking for stocks with the potential to claw their way back to the top, the following three are promising candidates.

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1. Unity Software
Unity Software (U 1.21%) is starting to see a return to strong growth after a few slow years. While the stock has rebounded sharply off its 52-week low, the shares are still 82% off their previous peak.

Unity is one of the leading software providers for video game developers. It's widely used in the mobile gaming market and provides tools for game studios to monetize their content through advertising. The company's artificial intelligence (AI) powered advertising platform, Unity Vector, is driving strong growth for its ad network.

Overall, Unity's total revenue was slightly down year over year in the second quarter, but the company appears poised to return to growth in 2026.

Unity Vector is lifting the number of app downloads on mobile devices and in-app purchases, which significantly increases returns for advertisers. Management expects this new tool to drive higher ad spending over time, which is a catalyst for the stock.

The company posted double-digit growth in subscriptions last quarter for its game development software. It also had its 10th consecutive quarter of growth in non-gaming markets, which shows its potential to expand the market for its software. For example, Unity expanded its relationship with leading automakers like BMW that are using its 3D technology to design the graphical interfaces for in-car experiences.

The stock should climb over the next few years. Analysts expect Unity's free cash flow to grow at an annualized rate of 25% over the next several years, and that could send the share price back to previous highs.

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2. Roku
Shares of Roku (ROKU -1.35%) fell sharply in 2021 during a slowdown in the advertising market. But it has continued to sign up more users to its streaming platform, putting the company in a strong position to reward shareholders.

The stock has rebounded from its recent lows but still trades 80% off its all-time high. Roku has a solid competitive position in the streaming market with its affordable and platform-agnostic TV operating system. It helps consumers aggregate dozens of top streaming services on one platform.

The company's steady growth in new active accounts in recent years is turning it into a strong contender in the entertainment industry. It ended 2024 with nearly 90 million user accounts, up 12% over the fourth quarter in 2023. A large and growing audience is driving strong growth in advertising, with platform revenue up 18% year over year in the second quarter of 2025.

Roku has a strong tailwind. The connected-TV advertising market is expected to increase from $29 billion in 2024 to $38 billion in 2027, according to Statista. Growing revenue and free cash flow from improving operating efficiencies should propel the stock higher in 2026 and beyond.

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3. Fiverr International
Shares of Fiverr International (FVRR -1.09%) are trading 93% below their previous high. This is while the business continues to increase free cash flow and focus on AI initiatives to drive up revenue.

Economic volatility has made Wall Street lose interest in the gig economy, where Fiverr is a leader in helping freelancers land jobs. The ability to generate growth can depend largely on the health of the economy, but despite recent weakness in the job market, the company saw resilient growth this year, with second-quarter revenue up 15% year over year.

It has 3.4 million annual active buyers on its marketplace, but this could expand in the coming years. Fiverr is seeing strong demand for AI-related services. For example, demand for AI consultants on its platform was up 37% year over year in the second quarter.

While management anticipates some softness in growth in the second half of the year due to an uncertain economic environment, it anticipates strong demand for AI services to offset these headwinds. The recent launch of its AI-powered Shopify Store Builder contributed to a 84% year-over-year increase in services revenue last quarter.

With the stock trading at a cheap price-to-free cash flow multiple of 9, investors are getting a bargain. Fiverr appears to be well positioned to capitalize on a rebound in the job market, which should send the stock higher over the next few years.

John Ballard has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Fiverr International, Roku, Shopify, and Unity Software. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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1 Top Growth Stock to Buy and Hold for the Next 10 Years stocknewsapi
ASML
This company is primed to benefit from a multitrillion-dollar growth opportunity over the next decade.

Investing in strong companies and holding them for a long time is a time-tested strategy for making money in the stock market. Following this philosophy can make the most of secular and disruptive growth opportunities that could shape the world, and shareholders could see their investments grow at a healthy pace thanks to compounding.

One such stock to consider buying right away and holding for the next decade is ASML Holding (ASML 0.99%). The Dutch semiconductor equipment giant is one of the best ways to capitalize on the secular growth of the chip industry. Let's look at the reasons this semiconductor stock can make investors richer in the next 10 years.

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ASML is on track to deliver a decade of outstanding growth
The global semiconductor industry's revenue in 2024 stood at $627 billion, according to Deloitte and is expected to hit almost $700 billion this year. By 2035, the industry's revenue could more than triple to $2.4 trillion.

This remarkable growth is going to be driven by huge amounts of spending on artificial intelligence (AI) data centers equipped with powerful accelerators capable of tackling extensive workloads. AI chips alone are expected to account for a third of global semiconductor sales by 2035, growing at an annual pace of nearly 35% through the next decade.

Chipmakers and foundries will have to turn to ASML's machines to satisfy the booming chip demand over the next decade. Its lithography machines, along with its software and services, are crucial for printing various kinds of chips, especially the advanced kind that power AI data centers, smartphones, and computers.

The company is known for being the only manufacturer of extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) machines, and it reportedly has a 90% share of the deep ultraviolet lithography (DUV) market. Its EUV machines allow its customers to manufacture advanced chips, and that's precisely the reason the company witnessed a bump in its order book in the third quarter of 2025.

ASML received 5.4 billion euros ($6.3 billion) worth of orders in third quarter, slightly higher than analysts' expectations. The figure was more than double the bookings ASML saw in the same period last year. Management said in a news release that it sees "continued positive momentum around investments in AI."

That seems a bit conservative because recent developments in the AI space clearly indicate that a huge infrastructure spending boom is in the cards. OpenAI, for instance, struck deals with various chipmakers and cloud infrastructure providers for getting access to 26 gigawatts of AI data center capacity in the next decade. OpenAI, which shot into the limelight three years ago with ChatGPT, committed to spending more than $1 trillion over the next decade to build up this capacity.

Such massive spending by the likes of OpenAI and others will filter down to ASML, considering the latter's position in the advanced chipmaking market. Industry association Semi estimates that advanced chipmaking capacity of chips sized below 7-nanometer -- which are capable of handling larger workloads -- could expand at an annual rate of 14% through 2028.

So ASML could receive more orders for its equipment over the next 10 years as major cloud hyperscalers and AI companies such as OpenAI pour huge amounts of money into infrastructure development. That could eventually lead to an acceleration in growth.

ASML is expecting 15% growth in its revenue for 2025 and improved its outlook for 2026, when it is now expected to record growth. Consensus estimates are projecting ASML's growth to step on the gas from 2027.

ASML Revenue Estimates for Current Fiscal Year; data by YCharts.

What's more, ASML can sustain its momentum beyond 2027 as the EUV lithography market, where it holds a monopoly-like position, could generate almost $175 billion in annual revenue in 2035. That would be a big increase over last year's EUV equipment spending of $19 billion.

Here's how much upside this stock could deliver in the next decade
ASML doesn't just sell EUV machines. Its product portfolio also includes DUV machines, refurbished equipment, metrology and inspection systems, and customer support. But even if we assume that ASML gets all of its revenue from EUV machines a decade from now, it could deliver tremendous upside.

We have seen that the EUV lithography market could hit $175 billion in revenue in 2035. Assuming that a challenger emerges in this market and reduces ASML's share to even 80%, its top line could hit $140 billion based on its EUV business alone. Multiplying that by ASML's price-to-sales ratio of 11 points toward a market cap of just over $1.5 trillion in 10 years. That would be a potential jump of 285% from current levels.

So ASML definitely looks like a top growth stock to buy and hold for the next decade considering the potential upside it could deliver.

Harsh Chauhan has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends ASML. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
2025-10-19 11:43 1mo ago
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1 Vanguard ETF That Could Soar 39% Before the End of 2026, According to a Top Wall Street Analyst stocknewsapi
VUG
This growth ETF has been a longtime winner.

Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, have become one of the most popular ways to invest these days. Inflows to ETFs are soaring as more investors look for ways to cash in on the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. In fact, inflows into ETFs have already topped $1 trillion this year, and are expected to reach $1.4 trillion.

It's part of a trend of investors moving money from mutual funds to less-expensive and more liquid ETFs.

ETFs offer several advantages over individual stocks. They can give investors easy access to a group of stocks, such as those that track an index fund, a sector, a country, or another theme that investors are looking to get exposure to. ETFs do the hard work of picking individual stocks for you, and they're just as easy to buy and sell as individual stocks.

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Vanguard is one of the oldest and most trusted ETF managers, and invented the index fund, or a type of ETF that tracks an index like the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.53%). While an S&P 500 index fund might be the gold standard in ETFs, some Vanguard ETFs have outperformed the S&P 500, especially during the recent AI boom.

In fact, there's one Vanguard ETF that is expected to outperform over the next year, and one Wall Street analyst even sees it jumping 39%.

Meet the Vanguard Growth ETF
The Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG 0.56%) has historically been a top performer on the market. As you can see from the chart below, the Vanguard Growth ETF has handily outperformed the S&P 500 over the last decade.

Data by YCharts.

As you can see, the VUG has typically outperformed the S&P 500 in bull markets, but underperformed in bear markets such as in 2022.

Over the last decade, that's proved to be a winning combination as stocks have soared. Wall Street expects that to continue over the next year as the average price target calls for the index to gain 15%, compared to just a 13% return for the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF.

What's in the Vanguard Growth ETF?
An ETF is only as good as its holdings, so it's important to understand what's in the Vanguard Growth ETF. Its top holdings are similar to what you'd find in the S&P 500, but with higher concentrations. The ETF, which tracks the CRSP US Large Cap Index, holds 160 stocks, focusing on large-cap growth companies. Currently, 62% of the index is in the technology sector, and its top eight holdings can be classified as tech stocks. Those are, in order of allocation, Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Broadcom, Meta Platforms, and Tesla.

Those eight stocks, which represent the "Magnificent Seven" in addition to Broadcom, make up close to 60% of the index.

Can the Vanguard Growth ETF jump 39% over the next year?
The Vanguard Growth ETF looks poised to be a winner, especially if the stock market continues to move higher, but a 39% gain may be a stretch even for a fund that is stacked with the top-performing tech stocks.

The ETF jumped 46% in 2023, and then another 32% in 2024, and is up 16% year to date. The 46% gain in 2023 shows a 39% jump in a year can be done, but that was in the early stages of the AI boom when tech stocks were beaten down following the 2022 bear market.

Today, the VUG is significantly more expensive, trading at a price-to-earnings ratio of 41.

That, along with questions about an AI bubble and a weakening job market, means the fund is unlikely to jump 39% over the next year. However, given its track record and the strength of its top holdings, the VUG still looks like a buy for top investors.

Jeremy Bowman has positions in Nvidia. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Vanguard Index Funds - Vanguard Growth ETF. The Motley Fool recommends the following options: long January 2026 $395 calls on Microsoft and short January 2026 $405 calls on Microsoft. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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Is This AI Stock Still Worth Buying After Its Massive Rally? stocknewsapi
NVDA
Nvidia is the linchpin of the booming AI market, but it still has a lot of upside potential.

Nvidia (NVDA 0.86%) is the bellwether of the booming artificial intelligence (AI) market. It's the leading producer of discrete GPUs for data centers, which are used to process complex AI tasks. Most of the world's top AI companies -- including OpenAI, Microsoft, and Meta Platforms -- use its chips to power their latest AI applications.

Over the past five years, Nvidia's stock price has rallied about 1,230%. From fiscal 2020 to fiscal 2025 (which ended this January), its annual revenue surged at a CAGR of 64% from $10.9 billion to $130.5 billion, its adjusted gross margin expanded from 62.5% to 75.5%, and its adjusted net income grew at a CAGR of 83% from $3.6 billion to $74.3 billion.

Those jaw-dropping growth rates turned Nvidia into the world's most valuable company with a market cap of $4.41 trillion. But should you still buy its stock after that massive rally? Let's review the bull and bear cases to find out.

Why the bulls still love Nvidia
The bulls will tell you that Nvidia still sells the best picks and shovels for the AI gold rush, and that feverish demand won't wane anytime soon. From 2025 to 2035, Grand View Research expects the global AI market to expand at a CAGR of 31.5% as more companies develop new AI products and services.

Nvidia controls more than 90% of the discrete GPU market, according to JPR, and its AI GPUs are widely considered the "best in breed" chips for AI applications. It reinforces that dominance with its proprietary CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) programming platform. When developers write their AI applications in a common parallel code (like C++ or Python) on CUDA, those programs become optimized for Nvidia's GPUs but can't run on its competitors' chips.

Nvidia's top-tier Blackwell GPUs face some competition from AMD's (AMD -0.52%) cheaper Instinct MI300X GPUs in the data center market. However, its Blackwell chips still outperform the MI300X in handling most large-scale AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. It also locks in its top customers -- including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Alphabet's Google Cloud -- with sticky strategic partnerships to widen its moat against AMD and other potential competitors.

From fiscal 2025 to fiscal 2028, analysts expect Nvidia's revenue and earnings per share (EPS) to both grow at a CAGR of 36% as it continues to dominate the AI chip market. At $183, its stock still looks reasonably valued at 30 times next year's earnings.

Why the bears are wary of Nvidia
The bears will warn you about Nvidia's exposure to the messy tariffs and trade conflicts, AMD's new AI deals, and a potential slowdown of the broader AI market.

U.S. regulators already blocked Nvidia from shipping its top-tier A800 and H800 data center GPUs to China in late 2023, and they expanded that ban to include its less powerful H20 variant chips this August. China's regulators then barred its own companies from buying Nvidia's chips in September. That ongoing conflict will significantly reduce Nvidia's sales to China, which accounted for roughly 17% and 13% of its revenue in fiscal 2024 and fiscal 2025, respectively.

Some of Nvidia's top customers, including Oracle and OpenAI, also recently struck new AI infrastructure deals with AMD. Those deals suggest that some AI companies are eager to curb their dependence on Nvidia, diversify their AI infrastructure with other types of chips, and reduce their long-term expenses with AMD's more cost-efficient chips. So, while AMD is still a distant underdog in the AI GPU market, it could chip away at Nvidia's dominance -- just as it did to Intel in the x86 CPU market over the past decade.

Lastly, the AI market's breakneck growth could be throttled by tighter government restrictions -- especially with regard to its usage of copyrighted materials, its displacement of human workers, and privacy concerns. If those tighter restrictions coincide with a broader economic slowdown, big AI companies could dial back their aggressive GPU purchases.

Which argument makes more sense?
Over the next five years, I doubt Nvidia can replicate its multibagger gains from the previous five years. But it's still growing like a weed, it has plenty of irons in the fire, and it doesn't look overvalued relative to its growth potential. Investors should keep an eye on its competitive and regulatory threats, but I believe it's still worth buying at these levels.

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What's Going on With ASML Stock in October? stocknewsapi
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ASML's management is even more optimistic about the demand coming from artificial intelligence, if you can believe that.

ASML (ASML 0.95%) is one of the leading suppliers to the semiconductor manufacturing industry.

*Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of Oct. 16, 2025. The video was published on Oct. 18, 2025.

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SummaryNYLI CBRE Global Infrastructure Megatrends Term Fund remains a Strong Buy, offering a 10%+ yield and trading at a -7% NAV discount.MEGI benefits from global infrastructure trends, AI-driven data center growth, and expected interest rate cuts, supporting both income and capital appreciation.The fund boasts a well-covered monthly distribution, no return of capital, strong total returns, and ongoing insider and activist buying.Risks include limited operating history, leverage, foreign exposure, and industry-specific uncertainties, but MEGI's diversified holdings and term structure provide upside potential. Tim Robberts/DigitalVision via Getty Images

As a now retired income investor, I am constantly on the lookout for quality stocks and funds that will pay me passive income just for holding the shares. Different asset classes perform differently over various time periods based on changing conditions, so I

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You can make a strong argument that buying the S&P 500 index is a good choice today, but maybe you should consider some value stocks, too.

The S&P 500 index (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) is trading near all-time highs. Since the Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VOO 0.60%) tracks the S&P 500, it is also trading near all-time highs. And it could still be a smart move to buy the index via an investment in the exchange-traded fund.

But there might be a smarter choice, if you take valuations into consideration. Which is where another Vanguard exchange-traded fund (ETF) comes into play. Here's what you need to know.

Just get started
One of the biggest things any investor can do is get started. So if you have $1,000 to invest and you've never done so before, it could be a very good idea to just buy the market. By default, that would be the S&P 500 index for most investors. And then you should just keep buying the market every single month to benefit from dollar-cost averaging.

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Since all of the products that track the same index basically do the same thing, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF is going to be a top choice. With an expense ratio of just 0.03%, it is one of the cheapest ways to gain exposure to the S&P. Why pay more for the same basic service? As the chart below shows, the market has recovered from even the worst bear markets and then moved on to reach even higher highs.

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If you have $1,000 or $10,000 (or even more) to invest, just getting started is going to be the smartest move. Then, keep going and never look back.

Sure, in the near term, you might suffer through some paper losses. But over the long term, history suggests you'll still make out just fine. If buying when things are expensive is just too much for you, however, you might find that the Vanguard Value ETF (VTV 0.50%) is an even smarter choice.

Why go the value route?
A $1,000 investment in the Vanguard Value ETF will buy you around five shares of the exchange-traded fund. What you will end up owning is a portfolio of large U.S. companies that have valuations that are low relative to the broader market. With the S&P 500 near all-time highs, that's not an insignificant issue.

Putting some numbers on this might help. The Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG 0.56%), the opposite extreme from the value ETF, has an average price-to-earnings ratio of around 40. That's pretty expensive, but you would expect that, given its focus on growth.

The Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF has an average P/E of about 29. Still pretty high, thanks to the fact that some very large technology stocks (which tend to be growth-focused) are driving its performance. The Vanguard Value ETF's average P/E is a little under 21. It wouldn't be fair to call 21 cheap, but it is most certainly cheaper than both the S&P 500 and Vanguard Growth ETF.

The same trend exists with the price-to-book-value ratio (P/B). The Vanguard Growth ETF comes in with a P/B ratio of 12.5, the Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF sits at 5.2, and the Vanguard Value ETF is the lowest on the valuation metric at just 2.8. While it won't necessarily save you from a bear market, focusing on value stocks when growth is in favor could soften the pain of a deep downturn.

Get started first, but consider a value component when you do
To reiterate the theme here, the most important investment decision you can make is to start investing in the first place. The second one is to keep it up even when times get tough on Wall Street. But if you have already made those choices, then maybe it makes sense to consider taking a more nuanced approach with what you choose to buy.

If all you have is $1,000 to start, perhaps consider splitting it between the S&P 500 Index ETF and the Value ETF, to lean you toward cheaper stocks. If you already have a portfolio, then the smartest move could be to put a grand into just the Value ETF to help diversify you away from the growth stocks that are leading the market into the nosebleed seats.

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Regional pricing has also played a key role, allowing Netflix to adapt subscription rates based on local purchasing power and market dynamics, which helps sustain global competitiveness and subscriber retention.

On the advertising front, Netflix’s ad-supported tier continues to gain traction. In early 2025, the company exceeded its internal ad revenue targets, and management now expects this segment to be a major growth engine in coming years. Co-CEO Gregory Peters highlighted that ad sales doubled year-over-year in 2024 and are expected to double again in 2025, underscoring accelerating monetization. Analysts project that ad revenue could reach as much as $6.5 billion by 2027, though estimates vary widely given the evolving market.

New Monetization Avenues and Product Expansion
Beyond its core subscription and advertising business, Netflix is expanding into new forms of digital entertainment. The company’s venture into live sports streaming and interactive gaming marks a strategic shift aimed at increasing engagement and average revenue per user (ARPU).

Since October 2025, Netflix subscribers in the U.S. have been able to play games directly on their smart TVs, using their mobile phones as controllers. This initiative follows earlier experiments in mobile gaming, including the launch of the Netflix Game Controller app for iOS. The platform now includes a mix of family-friendly titles like LEGO Party!and Pictionary: Game Night as well as social and competitive games such as Party Crashers: Fool Your Friends.

These innovations reflect Netflix’s push to diversify revenue sources and build a broader entertainment ecosystem that extends beyond traditional streaming. By investing in content interactivity and user engagement, the company aims to reinforce subscriber loyalty while unlocking fresh monetization potential.

The company’s raised guidance and strong second-quarter performance suggest it could be entering a renewed phase of expansion. A weaker dollar, flexible pricing, rising ad revenues, and new monetization initiatives have all strengthened its growth outlook. Revenue is expected to be supported by continued membership gains and improved monetization through tiered pricing and an expanding ad-supported model.

Ahead of its third-quarter report on Tuesday, October 21, analysts forecast revenue of around $11.51 billion and earnings per share near $6.96. Traders will pay close attention to whether Netflix can maintain subscriber momentum and grow its advertising business, as both remain key to sustaining revenue growth.

With the stock up more than 35% this year and having reached a record high above $1,339 in late June, the next earnings release will help determine whether Netflix can continue this upward trajectory or if rising competition and higher content costs will start to weigh on performance.
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ROSEN, A LEADING GLOBAL LAW FIRM, Encourages V.F. Corporation Investors to Secure Counsel Before Important Deadline in Securities Fraud Lawsuit – VFC stocknewsapi
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WHY: Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, reminds purchasers of securities of V.F. Corporation (NYSE: VFC) between October 30, 2023 and May 20, 2025, both dates inclusive (the “Class Period”), of the important November 12, 2025 lead plaintiff deadline.

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1 Undervalued Stock You Can Buy Now in October (2025) stocknewsapi
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This enterprise entered a new business segment that will cause its capital expenditures to increase.

This growth stock is trading at a relatively attractive price as investors are concerned about the cost of its new strategy.

*Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of Oct. 16, 2025. The video was published on Oct. 18, 2025.

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A Fool since 2019, and a graduate of Cal State LA with a B.S. in Finance and M.A. in Economics. Parkev is an adjunct professor of Finance and enjoys reading about financial and economic history. You'll often find him writing about stocks in the consumer goods and technology sectors.

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A stock's past performance does not guarantee any kind of future returns. But it's not crazy to look at the best-performing stocks over some period to see which companies were on fire -- and then to dive into them to see how promising their growth potential appears to be.

Here, then, is a quick review of the five best-performing stocks in the S&P 500 over the past decade. Note that since they're from the S&P 500 index of 500 of America's biggest companies, these will not be small enterprises.

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1. Nvidia, up 26,927%
Nvidia (NVDA 0.86%) is the 800-pound gorilla in the semiconductor world, with a recent market value of $4.4 trillion -- a not-entirely surprising size, given its torrid growth in recent years. That total growth amounts to an average annual rate of about 75%.

Long known as a gaming-chip company, Nvidia is now heavily involved in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom and is cranking out chips for data centers. One tailwind is a partnership with AI giant OpenAI.

Can Nvidia keep growing? Certainly, though most likely not quite as rapidly. Its stock appears reasonably valued, with a recent forward-looking price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 28, well below the five-year average of 39.

2. Advanced Micro Devices, up 10,971%
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD -0.52%) is another major semiconductor company, and its average annual growth rate over the past decade comes out to an impressive 60%. (For context, know that the S&P 500 index has averaged annual gains of close to 10% over many decades and close to 15% over the past 10 years.)

AMD also has a partnership with OpenAI, which will help it keep growing -- in part via chips for data centers. One of its specialties is chips for PC CPUs, and it has been taking market share from Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) in that arena.

Shares of AMD are also reasonably valued, with a recent forward P/E of 35, a bit above their five-year average of 30.

3. Broadcom, up 3,666%
Broadcom (AVGO -1.24%) has been growing in value over the past decade by an average annual rate of nearly 41%. Yes, it's another semiconductor company, but also one that churns out software, with its offerings spanning wireless and wired technology, optical products, mainframe software, cybersecurity, and storage, among other things. It's set to benefit from the growth of AI, too, with its AI division growing briskly.

Broadcom's third quarter featured revenue up 22% year over year, and management expects fourth-quarter revenue to be up 24%. With a recent forward P/E of 37, well above the five-year average of 19, the stock looks overvalued. It could still deliver a solid performance for long-term investors, though. If you're nervous about the stock's valuation, you might just add it to your watch list or buy into it incrementally over time.

4. Arista Networks, up 3,253%
Shares of Arista Networks (ANET -1.99%) have grown at an average annual rate of 42% over the past decade. The company specializes in networking equipment, such as the kind used by data centers. Its second quarter featured revenue growth of 30% year over year, but some have been disappointed that management projections for long-term growth aren't more robust.

With a recent forward P/E ratio of 42, well above the five-year average of 32, shares seem a bit overvalued, so invest with caution or do so incrementally over time, or just add the stock to your watchlist.

5. Axon Enterprise, up 2890%
Axon Enterprise (AXON 2.86%)has averaged annual gains of nearly 41% over the past decade, and it's not a specialist in chips or data centers -- though it's investing in AI. It offers hardware and software for public safety, with a cloud-based platform. Specifically, it sells body cameras, in-car cameras for police, tasers, drones, and more.

Its shares definitely appear overvalued, with a recent forward P/E of 83 well above the five-year average of 74 -- which is also steep. Its price-to-sales ratio, recently nearly 24, is also very steep, and nearly twice the five-year average of 13. Shares could keep growing from here, but they may also pull back to a more reasonable level.

Playing it safer -- via an ETF
If this list has you wanting to be invested in semiconductor- and data center-related stocks, you might want to consider opting for an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that will have you invested in a bunch of them. The iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ: SOXX), for example, encompasses around 30 stocks, with top ones including AMD, Broadcom, and Nvidia.

Selena Maranjian has positions in Advanced Micro Devices, Arista Networks, Axon Enterprise, Broadcom, Nvidia, and iShares Trust-iShares Semiconductor ETF. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Advanced Micro Devices, Arista Networks, Axon Enterprise, Intel, Nvidia, and iShares Trust-iShares Semiconductor ETF. The Motley Fool recommends Broadcom and recommends the following options: short November 2025 $21 puts on Intel. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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Mike McGlone, chief commodity strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence, has predicted that Bitcoin might further slump against gold.

The famed analyst has noted that the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio has breached the critical uptrend line from the 2022 trough. 

Now that this major technical support level has failed, the lustrous metal is likely to continue outperforming the digital upstart, according to McGlone. 

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Gold's breakthrough year Gold has so far had a banner year, recently surpassing the $4,300 level for the first time. It is on track to score its best annual performance since 1979. 

The traditional safe-haven asset is benefiting from significant demand from central banks and institutional investors amid concerns about fiat currency debasement and geopolitical uncertainty. 

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Meanwhile, Bitcoin recently endured a severe crash due to trade tensions between the US and China, as well as concerns about the regional banking sector in the US. The cryptocurrency has so far failed to perform as a safe haven asset, trading mostly in tandem with equities. However, Bitcoin has somehow managed to underperform even the flagship S&P 500 index. 

From bull to bear As reported by U.Today, McGlone previously predicted that Bitcoin could end up losing 50% of its value against gold. 

The Bloomberg analyst, who used to be a Bitcoin bull, has been aggressively advocating for betting on gold against the leading cryptocurrency over the past year or so. 

However, it is worth noting that McGlone recently went overboard with his bearishness earlier this year, predicting that Bitcoin might plunge to $10,000. The price target is extremely unrealistic, even for the most delusional bears. 
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The total crypto market cap is down to $3.7 trillion on CG.

Bitcoin’s price recovery since Friday was stopped at just over $107,000, and the asset has retraced by a grand since then.

While most altcoins are relatively sluggish on a daily basis, the weekly performance shows a clearer and violent picture for many.

BTC Back to $106K
It has been a hell of a ride for the primary cryptocurrency that began on October 10 with a massive price plunge from over $121,000 to $110,000 on some exchanges and to $101,000 on others. The initial propeller was the threats by US President Trump against China, but the actual pain came as the overly leveraged market came undone.

Nevertheless, BTC bounced off rather quickly and recovered some ground during the previous weekend. It kept climbing as the business week progressed and topped $116,000 on Tuesday. However, it was stopped there and pushed south to $110,000.

This resistance held at first but was lost on Thursday when the bears drove it south to $108,000. Friday saw another leg down that this time resulted in a price dump to under $104,000.

The cryptocurrency finally reacted with a relief rally when Trump said the tariffs on China won’t stand. BTC pumped to $106,000 and even $107,000 yesterday, but was stopped and pushed south to the former as of now. Its market cap is down to $2.120 trillion on CG, while its dominance over the alts is just over 57%.

BTCUSD. Source: TradingView
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Most altcoins have remained sideways over the past day, but the weekly charts show a different picture. BNB is among the poorest performers, having lost 8% of value and trading below $1,100. BCH is down by 12%, while LINK, XLM, AVAX, HBAR, ADA, and XRP are also slightly in the red.

In contrast, ETH, SOL, TRX, and DOGE are with minor weekly gains. More impressive increases came from the likes of MNT, WLFI, TAO, and ENA.

The total crypto market cap is down to $3.7 trillion, which means it has erased roughly $500 billion in just over a week.

Cryptocurrency Market Overview Weekly. Source: QuantifyCrypto
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XRP could be headed for a sharp downturn toward $1.7 as bearish technical indicators intensify, according to new market analysis. 

This outlook by cryptocurrency analyst TradingShot, XRP has been trading within a long-term ascending channel for nearly a year, but its recent price structure suggests growing downside risk.

In an October 17 TradingView analysis, XRP was shown to be trading within a channel up pattern since late November 2024 but recently entered a second bearish phase after last week’s sell-off. 

XRP price analysis chart. Source: TradingView
The price has broken below the mid-range of the ascending channel, signaling growing downward momentum. 

XRP key price levels to watch 
The analyst noted that a bearish crossover between the 1-day 50-day and 100-day moving averages has reinforced the negative outlook, echoing a similar signal earlier this year that drove XRP below the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level.

If the current decline follows the same pattern as the previous drop, XRP could lose more than 50% from its recent levels. 

At the same time, fibonacci support levels point to a key downside target at $1.93, with a deeper slide potentially extending to $1.75, still within the broader ascending channel. 

The bearish outlook is reinforced by weak market sentiment, a lack of bullish catalysts, and renewed U.S.–China trade tensions, which continue to pressure risk assets. 

XRP price analysis 
By press time, XRP was trading at $2.32 having modestly plunged by about 1.5% in the past 24 hours while on the weekly timeline, XRP is also in the red at 3%. 

XRP seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold
Meanwhile, XRP is trading below both the 50-day SMA at $2.85 and the 200-day SMA at $2.62, reinforcing a bearish trend and suggesting further downside risk unless it recovers these levels. 

The 14-day RSI at 30.25 signals weak buying momentum and rising selling pressure, though its proximity to oversold territory hints at the possibility of a short-term relief bounce.

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Felix Pinkston
Oct 19, 2025 08:55

JasmyCoin holds steady at $0.01 with minimal price movement as trading volume remains subdued at $1.8M, reflecting broader crypto market consolidation phase.

Quick Take
• JASMY trading at $0.01 (down 0.9% in 24h)
• No significant market catalysts driving price action
• Consolidating within tight Bollinger Bands indicating low volatility
• Following Bitcoin's sideways movement pattern

Market Events Driving JasmyCoin Price Movement
Trading on technical factors in absence of major catalysts characterizes the current JASMY price environment. No significant news events have emerged in the past 48 hours affecting JasmyCoin's trajectory, leaving the token to move primarily based on technical considerations and broader cryptocurrency market sentiment.

The subdued trading activity reflects the broader crypto market's consolidation phase, with JASMY price movement constrained within an extremely narrow range. This period of low volatility often precedes more significant directional moves, though timing remains uncertain without fundamental catalysts.

Market participants appear to be in a wait-and-see mode, with institutional interest showing minimal signs of acceleration based on the current volume profile from Binance spot trading data.

JASMY Technical Analysis: Sideways Consolidation Phase
Price Action Context
JasmyCoin technical analysis reveals a classic consolidation pattern with the JASMY price trading precisely at all major moving averages. The convergence of the 7, 20, 50, and 200-day simple moving averages at $0.01 creates a neutral technical backdrop where neither bulls nor bears have established clear control.

This alignment suggests JASMY is finding equilibrium at current levels, though the lack of directional bias makes near-term moves difficult to predict. The token's movement has shown correlation with Bitcoin's recent sideways action, indicating continued sensitivity to broader crypto market dynamics.

Trading volume of $1.82 million over 24 hours represents moderate institutional interest, though well below levels typically associated with significant breakout attempts.

Key Technical Indicators
The RSI reading of 36.99 places JASMY in neutral territory with a slight bearish bias, suggesting neither oversold nor overbought conditions. This positioning provides room for movement in either direction based on external catalysts.

MACD histogram showing -0.0001 indicates minimal bearish momentum, while the close proximity of MACD line (-0.0009) to signal line (-0.0008) suggests potential for momentum shifts with relatively small volume increases.

Bollinger Bands compression with upper and lower bands both at $0.01 highlights the current low volatility environment, often a precursor to increased price movement once bands begin expanding.

Critical Price Levels for JasmyCoin Traders
Immediate Levels (24-48 hours)
• Resistance: $0.02 (52-week high and strong psychological level)
• Support: $0.00 (previous lows and strong technical floor)

Breakout/Breakdown Scenarios
A break below current support levels could trigger selling pressure toward the $0.00 zone, representing the token's established floor. Conversely, sustained movement above $0.01 with increased volume could target the $0.02 resistance level, though significant fundamental catalysts would likely be required for such a move.

The extremely tight trading range suggests that any breakout, when it occurs, could be accompanied by above-average volatility as compressed energy releases.

JASMY Correlation Analysis
Bitcoin's current sideways movement pattern has influenced JasmyCoin's price action, with JASMY following the broader crypto market's consolidation phase. This correlation suggests that any significant Bitcoin directional move could provide the catalyst needed to break JASMY out of its current range.

Traditional market factors have shown minimal direct impact on JASMY price in recent sessions, indicating the token remains primarily driven by crypto-specific sentiment and technical factors rather than broader financial market movements.

Trading Outlook: JasmyCoin Near-Term Prospects
Bullish Case
A break above $0.01 with sustained volume above $3 million could signal renewed buying interest and target the $0.02 resistance level. Positive developments in the IoT sector or broader crypto market recovery would support upside momentum.

Bearish Case
Continued low volume and lack of fundamental catalysts could pressure JASMY price toward support levels. A general crypto market downturn or negative sentiment toward smaller-cap tokens represents the primary downside risk.

Risk Management
Given the current low volatility environment, stop-losses can be placed relatively tight at $0.005 below current levels. Position sizing should account for potential volatility expansion once the current consolidation phase concludes, with careful attention to volume indicators for early breakout signals.

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