🚀 Ethereum Soars Past $3,000 While Bitcoin Teases $123K in Market Frenzy

Crypto markets are roaring back—and this time, it's not just hype. Ethereum blasts through the $3,000 barrier as Bitcoin plays footsie with $123,000, leaving traditional finance clutching its pearls.

The ETH Comeback Tour

After months of sideways action, Ethereum's breaking out like a bull at a china shop. The $3K reclaim isn't just psychological—it's a middle finger to the 'flippening' doubters.

Bitcoin's High-Stakes Flirtation

Meanwhile, Bitcoin's doing its best coy impression near $123K. Traders are sweating—is this another fakeout before the halving, or the real deal? (Spoiler: Wall Street analysts still don't get it.)

Both moves come amid a liquidity surge that's either 'healthy accumulation' or 'the mother of all bubbles,' depending on which hedge fund manager you ask. One thing's certain: the 'digital gold' narrative just got a 24K polish.

*Cynical finance jab*: Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs is still trying to short ETH with your grandma's pension fund.

Ethereum and Bitcoin on the rise

Much like Ethereum, Bitcoin experienced a slump back in February when President TRUMP announced blanket tariffs that ignited inflation fears across the globe. At the time, BTC slipped below $100,000 as ETH fell from $3,000.

However, unlike ETH, Bitcoin was able to recover faster, reclaiming the $100,000 threshold in May and bouncing higher since.

With the rise of the two largest cryptocurrencies, the overall crypto market according to CoinGecko has seen a surge in 24-hour trading volume from $128 billion just a few days ago to $185 billion following the surge in ETH and BTC value.

Meanwhile, the overall crypto market cap has remained relatively stable at $3.8 trillion. It experienced a slight dip by 0.1% shortly after BTC experienced its own dip back to the $122,500 mark.