$WLFI, the coin linked to Donald Trump, is gearing up for its official launch in less than 2 days according to CoinMarketCap. The project has already captured strong attention due to its political backing and upcoming debut, fueling curiosity among traders and investors alike. With the countdown ticking, many in the crypto space are closely watching how $WLFI performs once it goes live and whether it can ride the wave of hype surrounding its association with Trump.

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The 50 largest companies in the world as of July 2025 and the dominance is clear.

Big Tech still rules the board. Nvidia leads with a $4.2T market cap, followed by Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon. Together, just a handful of US firms now make up an outsized share of global market value.

But it’s not just the usual names. Look closely and you’ll see key players from China, Saudi Arabia, France, Switzerland, and more. This isn’t just about valuation it’s a snapshot of global economic influence.

We’re living in an era where a few companies hold power that used to belong to entire nations.

Some of these companies are larger than countries.

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Binance founder CZ has noticed that the Altcoin Season Index on CoinMarketCap (CMC) is slowly going up. This means altcoins are starting to perform better than Bitcoin, a sign that an “altcoin season” might be on the way.

CoinMarketCap was compromised, showing a fraudulent pop-up urging users to ‘Verify Wallet.’ This poses a significant phishing risk for crypto traders who interact with CMC for real-time price data and portfolio tracking. Users are strongly advised not to connect their wallets to CoinMarketCap until official confirmation of resolution. Such breaches can heighten volatility and erode trust in crypto platforms, potentially impacting assets like BTC and ETH. All trading participants should remain vigilant and monitor official CMC and security channel updates for further instructions. Source: PeckShieldAlert via X (formerly Twitter).

Pi Coin, the cryptocurrency of PI Network, crashed sharply by 11% and erased its $1 mark on CoinMarketCap. The newly listed crypto has also toppled from 11th largest cryptocurrency to becoming 24th largest cryptocurrency, a significant decline in its rank. Not only that, Pi Coin has underperformed major cryptos like Bitcoin, Ethereum, DogeCoin, and more. One of the key reason for the downfall in Pi Coin could be due to reports stating that Binance has rejected the listing of PI Network.

Crypto price today has witnessed significant shifts, with Bitcoin dropping below ₹94,500 and altcoins like Cardano and Avalanche facing a decline of up to 6%.

Crypto price today:

Bitcoin fell over 2% to $94,357 on Thursday, the fifth day in a row. This came after strong US economic data showed that the economy was doing well, which made the case for the Federal Reserve to hold off on cutting interest rates.

New data shows that activity in the US services sector sped up in December and the number of job openings rose in November. This strength in the American economy means that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates as much in 2025.

According to the CME FedWatch tool, markets now expect the Fed to cut rates just once in 2025, down from two times in December. Before, the Fed said that rates would be lowered twice this year, which was half of what was expected.

Also, rising U.S. 10-year Treasury yields—they are now at 4.68%, which is close to multi-year highs—and a stronger Dollar Index—it is currently above 109—have put pressure on Bitcoin, lowering demand and driving down its price.

Bitcoin falls below ₹94,500:

"The recent price fluctuations have been attributed to stronger-than-expected U.S. economic data, prompting profit-taking among investors and contributing to a shift in market sentiment," said Shivam Thakral, the CEO of BuyUcoin.

"While the outlook appears bearish, many investors remain optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term prospects, suggesting that the market may stabilise and recover soon," Thakral said.

Avinash Shekhar, Co-Founder and CEO of Pi42, said, "Bitcoin's recent bearish engulfing candle and drop to $92,500 are a reminder that the crypto market is becoming more volatile." On-chain metrics show that even though strong liquidity flows are happening thanks to more stablecoins being available, prices were pushed down by bigger economic factors like stronger-than-expected job growth in the US.

"Bitcoin could now consolidate at levels around $90,000 and further correction, possibly towards $71,500," Shekhar said.

CoinMarketCap shows that the total value of all stablecoins is now $152.99 billion, which is 92.52% of the total value of all cryptocurrencies traded in a 24-hour period.

BTC, which is the biggest cryptocurrency in the world, has lost $1.870 trillion in market value in the past 24 hours. CoinMarketCap says that Bitcoin has 56.4% of the market right now. From 24 hours ago to now, the value of Bitcoin has gone up 2.7%, to $64.1 billion.