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A major signal that the worlds of real estate and blockchain are converging. The former CEO of RE/MAX stepping in to lead EstateX’s Web2 division shows how serious the shift toward tokenized real estate has become. Excited to see where this goes. 🏗️📲

According to Bybit’s recent findings, Bitcoin’s renewed dominance —now it is about a third of crypto portfolios—is confirmed, while XRP is gaining from regulatory optimism. Moreover, institutions are clearly favoring assets with stable value and clear legal paths, leaving less-regulated altcoins behind. Furthermore, as also revealed in a recent tweet by LWS Financial Research, Bitcoin ($BTC) is set to represent one-third of crypto portfolios in 2025. As Bitcoin holds steady at around $106K, its market position seems stronger than ever: Bitcoin could reach $1.8M by 2035 if it begins to rival gold’s $22T market cap,” according to Unchained’s Joe Burnett. Retail vs institutional: Retail BTC allocations fell 37% since Nov 2024 (now just 11.6%)—likely shifting to altcoins like XRP and stablecoins. What we see in these patterns is that the vast majority of investors somehow seem to be favoring BTC and XRP. Specifically, Bitcoin is seen as a macro-level hedge—a dependable store of value. Institutional portfolios now hold roughly 40% in BTC, compared to just around 12% for retail. As highlighted earlier this week by Crypto News Flash (CNF): Bitcoin spot ETFs have pulled in over $1 billion in inflows just this week alone, showing that institutional investors are still piling in. Interestingly, even though it was amidst the rising geopolitical tensions adding extra turbulence, Bitcoin’s funding rates are holding steady in positive territory. These developments have shaken global markets and spilled over into the cryptocurrency sector. As recent reports indicate, Bitcoin now commands approximately 31–33% of cryptocurrency portfolios in 2025, driven by increased institutional adoption and its role as a portfolio diversifier. This dominance reflects growing confidence in Bitcoin as a store of value and hedge against inflation—particularly following the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024 and supportive political developments. For example, U.S. policies during the Trump administration has always been supportive of the cryptocurrency. Institutional infestation are rising, with firms like MicroStrategy and major asset managers such as BlackRock recommending Bitcoin as part of diversified portfolios, while retail investors are a bit reducing BTC holdings in favor of altcoins like XRP. At the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at approximately $106,684.57, reflecting about a 1.39% increase in the past day and 1.92% in the past week, according to CoinMarketCap data. See the BTC price chart below for further movement related to its 31% share in crypto portfolios in 2025.

Solana’s treasury firm took a hit this week as shares of Upexi Inc. plunged 62%. This followed a filing that stirred panic among retail investors. The market responded sharply to concerns around insider stock sales, raising fresh questions among participants about the crypto accumulation approach. Upexi Inc., a Tampa-based consumer brand company that recently pivoted to a Solana treasury strategy, saw its stock crash 62% after a new registration statement allowed private investors to sell their shares. It is worth noting that the company clarified that no actual sales had occurred. Nonetheless, the permission to sell was enough to rattle the market. The Securities and Exchange Commission filing, made on Monday, made it possible for investors in Upexi’s April PIPE deal to sell their common shares or pre-funded warrants. Also, these shares, amounting to about 43.9 million, were acquired as part of a $100 million capital raise to support the company’s move into Solana holdings. Chief Executive Officer Allan Marshall downplayed the filing in an interview. He said it does not mean the investors are selling or want to sell, but it means they can. Despite this, the filing triggered immediate fear that institutional holders could dump their shares. This dragged down prices sharply, repeating what happened to SharpLink Gaming Inc. earlier this month. It is worth mentioning that the sharp drop in Upexi’s stock price comes just months after the company began accumulating Solana as part of a new Solana treasury approach. This approach mirrors Michael Saylor’s approach with Bitcoin. As noted in our earlier report, Strategy recently acquired an additional 245 BTC for $26 million to reinforce its Bitcoin accumulation strategy. In April 2025, Upexi made its first digital asset purchase. CNF reported that Upexi raised $100 million to build a Solana-based treasury and staking strategy with backing from GSR and other major firms. In May 2025, Upexi increased its holdings to over 679,000 SOL units. This they acquired mostly through discounted deals. Back in April, Upexi’s market cap stood at just $3 million. It jumped to around $600 million following the fundraising and Solana purchases. However, on Tuesday, it had fallen back to roughly $148 million. Despite the drop, investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald recently placed a $16 price target on Upexi’s shares. They did this by backing its strategy and arguing that Solana offers better long-term growth potential than Ethereum. We also covered in a recent post that Cantor Fitzgerald has shown confidence in Solana. The firm’s analysts called it a smart option for corporate treasuries because of its speed and low fees. They believe that Solana-based treasuries could deliver better performance, making it an alternative to Ethereum. In line with this positive sentiment, real estate technology company Janover Inc. has entered the same space. As mentioned in our previous article, they recently announced the purchase of 80,567 SOL worth around $10.5 million as part of their digital cash strategy.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission delayed its decision on the 21Shares Polkadot Spot ETF . The date was rescheduled and currently stands on November 8, 2025, which was earlier due on June 24, 2025. The delay sets the ETF for Polkadot within a growing line of applications based on cryptocurrency and subject to extended review. The latest delay is consistent with the Commission’s strategy of expanding deadlines for the sake of garnering more public comment and tracking market-linked risks. The ETF in question would track Polkadot (DOT), a blockchain infrastructure network that supports interoperability across various chains. Approval could lead to easier crypto access through traditional investment platforms. Market observers perceive the hold-up as delay and not rejection as part of a broader picture. The SEC also undertook similar actions on existing ETF applications for other digital currencies like XRP, Litecoin, Solana, and Dogecoin. These delays reflect the Commission’s prudent stance on new financial products for digital currencies. Following the delay announcement, the price of Polkadot dropped nearly 2%, reaching $3.41 in the past 24 hours. The analysts point out the dip was a short-term reaction and not the indication of underlying concerns with the blockchain. Many investors appear to be waiting for regulatory clarity before making further commitments. Despite the recent fall in prices, analysts remain confident the ETF will be approved at some point. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart noted the moves made by the SEC suggest there could be movement on the issue later this year. The SEC is taking a cautious yet engaged approach, which could lead to approval in the final quarter of 2025, he said. Market watchers believe the Commission‘s ongoing activity reveals that it hasn‘t dismissed the application entirely. Instead, the delay might allow the SEC to finish its parameters for digital asset funds, which would lead to more consistent future decision-making. Polkadot is one of the over 70 digital asset ETF applications still waiting for rulings. These include funds from major financial firms such as BlackRock and Grayscale . The Commission also extended deadlines for a few other tokens, including HBAR and memecoins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. There is growing speculation that ETFs linked to memecoin may debut in 2026. If the funds receive clearance, it would be a sign for growing adoption of crypto by regulated markets, but the timing remains uncertain. For now, the SEC’s backlog signals a cautious but ongoing review process. Each delay adds to the pressure on regulators to create a clear framework for evaluating crypto-linked financial products. As November approaches, the focus remains on how the SEC chooses to move forward with the 21Shares Polkadot proposal.

Whether it’s Bitcoin, Cardano, Ethereum, XRP, or any of the major players, the trend is upward.