Weekly Report (12 – 18 May 25) | What Happened This Week In Crypto

This report will provide some essential and quick news about the cryptocurrencies happening worldwide.

1) Solana Eyes Significant Gains Pending Breakout Above $200 Resistance Level

A decisive break above the $200 resistance level is crucial for Solana (SOL), with technical analysis and market sentiment pointing towards a potential rally to $250 and subsequently $350. The emergence of a clear “cup-and-handle” technical pattern on Solana’s weekly chart strongly suggests a bullish outlook, with its confirmation point near $200 aligning with a potential price target of $350…[Read More]

2) Texas Legislation for State-Managed Bitcoin Reserve Progresses to Crucial House Reading

Texas’s Senate Bill 21, proposing a state-managed Bitcoin reserve, is advancing to a crucial second reading in the House, with a tight deadline for passage before the legislature adjourns on June 2. The “Texas Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act” would authorize the state to buy, hold, and manage Bitcoin as a strategic financial asset to hedge against inflation and enhance long-term financial resilience…[Read More]

3) Cardano (ADA) Navigates Market Headwinds as Proponents Anticipate Future Gains

The price trajectory of Cardano (ADA) is under close observation as the cryptocurrency market experienced a downturn early Saturday. Investor sentiment, influenced by macroeconomic factors, contributed to Cardano declining by as much as 3%, reaching a temporary low of $0.7353 before a marginal recovery…[Read More]

4) Ethereum Looking Ready To Break Out From 4-Year Consolidation, Analyst Says Price Will “Go Insane”

Market analysts are presenting an optimistic forecast for the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, suggesting that its price could experience a rapid, parabolic ascent after an extended period of market consolidation…[Read More]

5) Ethereum’s 51% Attack Resistance Surpasses Bitcoin’s Claims Researcher Justin Drake

Justin Drake, a key figure in the development of Ethereum’s proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism and a principal architect of the Merge (Ethereum’s full transition to PoS), conveyed to Cointelegraph that a 51% attack on Bitcoin would be “much cheaper” to execute…[Read More]