Cryptographic markets continue to roar. The total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies won a new summit of almost 4.15 billions of dollars early Monday morning, according to Coigecko data. This broke the last record set in late July. The total value of the cryptography market has since dropped, but is still up by almost 0.6% in the last 24 hours.
Among the best tokens, Ethereum is the largest winner. The second largest cryptocurrency in the world crossed the threshold of $ 4,000 during the weekend for the first time since December. The token has increased by more than 2% in the last 24 hours and is now negotiated at around $ 4,300, according to Binance data.
Ethereum’s overvoltage exceeds Bitcoin, but the largest cryptocurrency in the world is still up 1.4% during the last day to cross the $ 120,000 mark, by Binance. The stock markets are essentially flat, the S&P 500 slightly up since Monday morning.
The increase in the digital asset market comes in the middle of two friendly executive decrees by President Donald Trump.
Thursday, the 47th president asked federal regulators to reassess their directives on the allocation of alternative assets such as crypto or investment capital in retirement plans sponsored by the employer.
The measure has essentially restored a similar order that Trump issued in 2020 during his first mandate that PREISDENT Joe Biden brought back when he took office.
However, analysts of the cryptographic industry praised last week’s executive order as a potential windfall for industry. The assets in 401 (K) totaled 8.7 billions of dollars in the first quarter of 2025, according to the investment company Institute.
The same day that Trump potentially opened 401 (K) S in Crypto, he also addressed another PET problem for the digital asset industry. In an executive decree, he asked financial institutions to stop the practice of the “speaking” of customers according to their policy, their religious beliefs or their commercial activities.
The cryptographic industry has long described the banks which closed it with their accounts, and some have alleged that there was a centralized plot, known as the Chokpoint 2.0, to refuse cryptographic companies access to traditional financial institutions. However, there was no firearm or discreet advice from regulators who asked banks to stop working with cryptographic companies.
Be that as it may, the defenders of the industry applauded the president’s order on the gambling.
“The ChokePoint 2.0 operation was real,” said Paul Grewal, the legal director of the crypto Exchange Coinbase on Thursday, “and now we see real measures taken to repair it.”
