Ethereum (ETH) - The Show-Off

Ethereum (ETH) is in show‑off mode: spot ETF inflows are blowing past Bitcoin’s and helped push ETH to a mouth‑watering $4,400, its highest since 2021. Corporate treasuries are quietly adding five‑figure stashes of ether, while analysts say those inflows could propel ETH back to its $4,878 all‑time high—or even let it outpace BTC altogether. But don’t get too euphoric: the same macro data that could nudge BTC upward might also test ETH’s mettle.

Bitcoin (BTC) - The Hangover

Bitcoin (BTC) woke up slightly hungover at around $118,943, slipping 1.26% from yesterday. That sounds grim, but analysts remind us that 2025 is a post‑halving year, and BTC historically rallies in July/August before any September lull. On‑chain data shows open interest rising sharply, and chart nerds are whispering about a golden‑cross pattern that could push BTC toward $130k. Meanwhile, U.S. macro data (CPI/PPI) is due, and higher inflation could drive even more “digital gold” demand.

Binance Coin (BNB) - The Underdog

Binance Coin (BNB) isn’t just riding the coattails of the big two—it’s staging its own breakout. Recent network upgrades and a 39% jump in active addresses boosted BNB to an almost new all‑time high of $861. Since then, it’s cooled slightly, hovering around $800, but technical analysts note it has broken above key resistance and remains steady above $760. That has bulls eyeing $900 next and even daring to whisper about a four‑figure target. Pintu’s analysts suggest momentum plus increased institutional buying could send BNB past $1,000 (with a warning that a failure to hold support could see a quick trip back to $750).