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Cosmo Jiang, portfolio manager at Pantera Capital, says that crypto investing will get more fundamentals-oriented as the industry matures.

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Wednesday morning's in line U.S. inflation data seemingly cleared the way for a Fed rate cut next week.

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Cardano, XRP, Dogecoin, and Solana have all seen a price recovery during the last 24 hours.

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A meteoric rise in MicroStrategy's shares has made the bitcoin hoarder a likely candidate for the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index ahead of an annual reshuffle this week. The loss-making software company, an aggressive investor in the highly volatile cryptocurrency, has seen its shares soar nearly 500% this year, taking its market capitalization to $90 billion. It got a big boost after Donald Trump's U.S. election victory as investors expect the president-elect to make good on his promise of a crypto-friendly administration.

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