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How 3 market experts say investors can get ready for a new era in crypto
How 3 market experts say investors can get ready for a new era in crypto

Business Insider

time13 hours ago

  • Business
  • Business Insider

How 3 market experts say investors can get ready for a new era in crypto

Crypto week in Washington, DC, is over, but the bullishness among investors keeps building. The legislative sprint to boost the crypto market last week concluded with Donald Trump signing the GENIUS Act, a bill that creates a framework for the issuance and use of stablecoins. Its passage boosted crypto prices and sparked momentum for companies with high stablecoin exposure, such as Circle Internet Group and Coinbase. The milestones are expected to usher in a new era for crypto, but sources say some areas of the market stand to gain more than others. Here's what market experts say they're watching as the latest developments in crypto unfold. What the pros are bullish on Cryptocurrencies went on a broad-based rally as crypto week pushed toward the passage of the GENIUS Act in the Senate, and the momentum hasn't slowed yet. But that doesn't mean all coins are equally well-positioned to benefit from this new era. The first and perhaps most obvious winners investors should look for are also the market's biggest tokens/ "If investors look at bitcoin as gold, it's a digital vault," said Alec Strasmore, founder of Epic Loot Labs. "It's hard-coded to be scarce, and that's why big institutions treat it like insurance against a messy financial system. Ethereum is comparable to oil, because it powers the pipes of the internet economy." Strasmore took the analogy even further, comparing Solana to telecommunications, stating "its fast, it's cheap, and it's built for the average retail trader." He highlighted the important role the blockchain network plays in mobile apps and social platforms. Ethereum has been on a particularly wild rally, up 53% to $3,763.40 in July. That's mainly because the GENIUS Act is expected to boost the issuance of stablecoins, which run on the ethereum blockchain. On the stock front, Strasmore named Coinbase a top pick. "They are treated as the custodial centralized exchange for retail traders and it wins because it's the most compliant crypto exchange and has clear rules." Strasmore also called attention to the intersection of crypto and artificial intelligence (AI), naming prominent chipmakers Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices as likely winners. "Not only are they the backbone of mining and the technical lift for all blockchain, but they also play a huge part in the AI narrative," he said. "We've seen that play out on the market with these exponential, monstrous gains, month over month." Isaac Joshua, CEO of Gems Blockchain Launchpad, shared a similar take with Business Insider. He named Nvidia as the "unseen winner" of the new crypto boom, predicting that the combination of AI and crypto infrastructure will lead to "explosive chip demand." Both Stasmore and Joshua also named Michael Saylor's Strategy, known for its aggressive bitcoin buying, as a likely winner. "It trades like a high-beta Bitcoin ETF, and every bullish law is fuel," Joshua said. Where they advise caution Still, some assets could struggle in the era. "Crypto mining companies like Riot Blockchain and MARA Holdings could face increased scrutiny from regulators" said Fei Chen, CEO of "The environmental concerns around crypto mining and the possibility of stricter regulations on energy consumption might create challenges for these companies." Chen recommended that investors prioritize balancing risk in their portfolios by focusing on both crypto-related stocks and broader tech trades. "Investing more in well-established crypto companies and blockchain infrastructure could provide safer, long-term growth prospects," citing Coinbase as an example. In addition, Issac highlighted PayPal as a company that also may face challenges in the near future. Although the company has launched its own stablecoin, he noted that it "may be caught between banking regulators and crypto laws," as the regulatory landscape adjusts. Issac advised investors to allocate 1%-5% to regulated crypto exposure, naming bitcoin exchange-traded funds such as the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF as a "serious macro play," and to "Consider COIN or MSTR as high-beta proxies for crypto adoption."

Katie Holmes And Joshua Jackson Are Back Together After 22 Years – And Fans Are Obsessed
Katie Holmes And Joshua Jackson Are Back Together After 22 Years – And Fans Are Obsessed

Graziadaily

time13 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Graziadaily

Katie Holmes And Joshua Jackson Are Back Together After 22 Years – And Fans Are Obsessed

The news that Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson are working together again, 22 years after the final episode of Dawson's Creek , has sent fans on a nostalgia trip. The pair are teaming up for Katie's new film Happy Hours, which she is writing, directing and starring. Joshua has joined the cast alongside Mary-Louise Parker, Constance Wu, Joe Tippett, John McGinty, Donald Webber Jr, Nathan Darrow, Johanna Dias-Watson and Jack Martin. The film follows two people, played by Katie and Joshua, and their relationship as they navigate the challenges of their careers, family responsibilities and the pursuit of love. It's billed as a character-driven dramedy exploring the emotional journey of young loves who reconnect again as adults. Of course, those who have followed Katie and Joshua's careers and know that they dated during Dawson's Creek 's run in the late '90s, will think the plot sounds rather familiar. 'I am so very grateful to be working again with so many wonderful friends on this film Happy Hours ,' Katie announced. 'And working with Josh after so many years is a testament to friendship. Happy Hours is a love story that includes so many people I adore. We can't wait for everyone to see what we make.' Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson on the set of Happy Hour on 21 July. (Photo by Jason Howard/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images) Despite their on-screen characters Pacey and Joey having an on-off relationship throughout the show (and ultimately ending up together at the end), Katie and Joshua also dated in real life. The two actors dated for a year during the early days of Dawson's Creek between 1998 and 1999 and continued working together until 2003. Katie has described Joshua as her first love. The cast of Dawson's Creek, Katie Holmes, James Van Der Beek, Michelle Williams, and Joshua Jackson, in 1997. (Photo by Warner Bros.) Katie is not currently dating anyone. Her relationship with musician Bobby Wooten III ended in December 2022 after eight months of dating. Prior to this, she was seeing chef Emilio Vitolo Jr in 2020. Of course, Katie's most notable relationship was with Tom Cruise, with whom she shares her daughter Suri. They married in 2006 and divorced in 2012. After this relationship, Katie was with actor Jamie Foxx for six years. Meanwhile, Joshua was married to British actress Jodie Turner-Smith between 2019 and 2023 and they welcomed a daughter in 2020. In December 2023, it was announced that Joshua was dating Lupita Nyong'o but the relationship ended the following October. Prior to this, Joshua was in a 10 year relationship with German actress Diane Kruger between 2006 and 2016. It is thought that he is currently single. All of this information is enough for Dawson's Creek fans to think it's time to buy a hat. 'Kids nowadays will never know the history makers Joshua Jackson and Katie Holmes were. Their chemistry was so organic, real, palpable that the writers changed the storyline and wrote them as endgame despite that never being the plan,' reads on post on X. Another fan wrote, 'Katie Holmes literally said I am writing, directing and starring in my own movie trilogy this is so important. Who is the one person on this EARTH I will have the most chemistry possible with? And immediately called Joshua Jackson. Sick I am sick.' 'Joshua Jackson and Katie Holmes filming together 20 years later I've prayed for times like these,' joked a third X user. 'When this becomes my entire personality don't even judge me.' A fourth picked up on the parallels between the plot and real life. 'Katie Holmes wrote a romcom about young lovers falling in love again as adults and the first person she thought to cast as the male lead was Joshua Jackson and unfortunately I will have to deal with this devastating information for the rest of my life.' Nikki Peach is a writer at Grazia UK, working across entertainment, TV and news. She has also written for the i, i-D and the New Statesman Media Group and covers all things pop culture for Grazia (treating high and lowbrow with equal respect).

Derek Chisora says Jake Paul is doing ‘great things for boxing' but pleads with him NOT to fight Anthony Joshua
Derek Chisora says Jake Paul is doing ‘great things for boxing' but pleads with him NOT to fight Anthony Joshua

The Irish Sun

time19 hours ago

  • Sport
  • The Irish Sun

Derek Chisora says Jake Paul is doing ‘great things for boxing' but pleads with him NOT to fight Anthony Joshua

DEREK CHISORA says Jake Paul is doing great things for boxing - but warned him not to risk it by fighting Anthony Joshua. The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter's legions of fans have followed his boxing journey and hopefully become new fans of the sport. 6 Derek Chisora warned Jake Paul not to fight Anthony Joshua 6 Joshua is in shock talks to fight Jake Paul Credit: Getty 6 Jake Paul pictured at Wembley Stadium Credit: Getty He has 12 wins and just a sole defeat - against Paul beat former middleweight champ Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, 39, in June and The American made his heavyweight debut last November for a controversial spectacle bout against Mike Tyson - who returned aged 58. And although he won over eight, shorter two-minute rounds with over 100 MILLION watching on Netflix - READ MORE IN BOXING He said on SunSport's "Listen, Jake Paul is doing so many great things for boxing, I don't care what anybody he says. He should fight Roy Jones next. "I would tell him not to fight Joshua. Because Joshua would actually smoke him out for the sake of it. "I'd tell him, you've got a good thing going on fight Roy Jones, fight Floyd Mayweather, fight all these guys. Don't fight AJ." Most read in Boxing 6 CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Joshua, 35, is coming off a September knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, 27, and had elbow surgery ahead of his return to the ring. But he has been in a Tense moment Jake Paul squares up to Oleksandr Usyk in ring after heavyweight champion's win over Daniel Dubois AJ's promoter Eddie Hearn is keen for talks with Paul's promotional partner Nakisa Bidarian. Already Paul has met with Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh in New York Alalshikh was once critical of Paul's boxing career and opponents - but the two appear to have made amends. And Chisora added: "I remember when Turki Alalshikh said he's not promoting YouTube boxing. "I thought, why did you say that? Doesn't he know the force of these young guys; Jake Paul, KSI, Logan Paul, Speed. "These guys are mega Gods in the YouTube game. They don't need anybody. Fast forward later on, he's taking photos with Jake Paul, KSI, Speed. "He realised he can't beat these young kids. So what do you do? You join them because they're on fire." 6 Turki Alalshikh pictured with Jake Paul Credit: @Turki_alalshikh 6 Anthony Joshua with Jake Paul in 2022

Derek Chisora says Jake Paul is doing ‘great things for boxing' but pleads with him NOT to fight Anthony Joshua
Derek Chisora says Jake Paul is doing ‘great things for boxing' but pleads with him NOT to fight Anthony Joshua

Scottish Sun

time19 hours ago

  • Sport
  • Scottish Sun

Derek Chisora says Jake Paul is doing ‘great things for boxing' but pleads with him NOT to fight Anthony Joshua

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) DEREK CHISORA says Jake Paul is doing great things for boxing - but warned him not to risk it by fighting Anthony Joshua. The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter's legions of fans have followed his boxing journey and hopefully become new fans of the sport. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 Derek Chisora warned Jake Paul not to fight Anthony Joshua 6 Joshua is in shock talks to fight Jake Paul Credit: Getty 6 Jake Paul pictured at Wembley Stadium Credit: Getty He has 12 wins and just a sole defeat - against Tommy Fury - and has vowed to become an unlikely world champion. Paul beat former middleweight champ Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, 39, in June and now wants to face AJ next year. The American made his heavyweight debut last November for a controversial spectacle bout against Mike Tyson - who returned aged 58. And although he won over eight, shorter two-minute rounds with over 100 MILLION watching on Netflix - Chisora warned Joshua is a different story. READ MORE IN BOXING PAUL THE OTHER ONE Jake Paul confirms Anthony Joshua fight and vows to 'shock the world' He said on SunSport's Split Decision show: "Remember when he boxed Mike Tyson? My kids didn't even know Mike Tyson. But now they know Mike Tyson. "Listen, Jake Paul is doing so many great things for boxing, I don't care what anybody he says. He should fight Roy Jones next. "I would tell him not to fight Joshua. Because Joshua would actually smoke him out for the sake of it. "I'd tell him, you've got a good thing going on fight Roy Jones, fight Floyd Mayweather, fight all these guys. Don't fight AJ." 6 CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Joshua, 35, is coming off a September knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, 27, and had elbow surgery ahead of his return to the ring. But he has been in a behind-the-scenes back and forth with Paul after being called out earlier in the year. Tense moment Jake Paul squares up to Oleksandr Usyk in ring after heavyweight champion's win over Daniel Dubois AJ's promoter Eddie Hearn is keen for talks with Paul's promotional partner Nakisa Bidarian. Already Paul has met with Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh in New York to discuss the bout. Alalshikh was once critical of Paul's boxing career and opponents - but the two appear to have made amends. And Chisora added: "I remember when Turki Alalshikh said he's not promoting YouTube boxing. "I thought, why did you say that? Doesn't he know the force of these young guys; Jake Paul, KSI, Logan Paul, Speed. "These guys are mega Gods in the YouTube game. They don't need anybody. Fast forward later on, he's taking photos with Jake Paul, KSI, Speed. "He realised he can't beat these young kids. So what do you do? You join them because they're on fire." 6 Turki Alalshikh pictured with Jake Paul Credit: @Turki_alalshikh

SEVENTEEN's Joshua, DK and Dino confirm Malaysia visit in Mister Potato collab
SEVENTEEN's Joshua, DK and Dino confirm Malaysia visit in Mister Potato collab

Malay Mail

time20 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Malay Mail

SEVENTEEN's Joshua, DK and Dino confirm Malaysia visit in Mister Potato collab

KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — SEVENTEEN members Joshua, DK, and Dino have confirmed they will be visiting Malaysia soon, sparking excitement among local K-pop fans. The trio revealed the news themselves in a behind-the-scenes vlog posted on Youtube yesterday, where they were seen filming promotional content for snack brand Mister Potato's new Jinjja Crunch campaign. 'We have exciting news for you guys. We love you, Mister Potato! See you in Malaysia!' the members said in the video. While Mister Potato — a brand under Malaysian food company Mamee-Double Decker — has yet to release official event details, the collaboration featuring the idols and three snack flavours was announced last week. The visit was first hinted at when Mamee-Double Decker Group CEO Pierre Pang shared a teaser on Instagram earlier this month.

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