Coldware Surges as Ethereum, Bitcoin Face Pressure

Coldware (COLD) has emerged as the dominant force in the Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) sector, while Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) face mounting pressure at key support levels. The broader crypto market has lost $40 billion in valuation, putting leading assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) at risk of further declines.

Coldware (COLD) is solidifying its dominance in DePIN, offering a cost-effective and scalable solution for real-world tokenization through its AI-powered infrastructure. Unlike Ethereum’s high fees and Bitcoin’s slow transaction speeds, Coldware’s secure AI-driven ecosystem is attracting long-term capital from major institutional players. This shift is evident as Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) struggle to hold their key support levels, while Coldware (COLD) continues to rally.

Over the past two weeks, Ethereum ETFs have recorded $85.3 million in outflows, while Bitcoin ETFs have lost over $1.14 billion. This massive capital flight has weighed down prices, preventing Bitcoin (BTC) from reclaiming the $100,000 mark and Ethereum (ETH) from pushing past $3,000. Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $2,706, struggling to regain momentum. Despite Ethereum’s historical bullish first-quarter trends, competition from faster and more efficient blockchains—including Coldware (COLD)—is shifting investor focus away from ETH.

Bitcoin (BTC) has struggled to maintain its price, recently dropping below $97,000. Analysts warn that if Bitcoin fails to hold $93,000, it could slide further to $90,000. Historically, February has been a strong month for Bitcoin, but this year, Bitcoin is already down 6.41%, signaling potential weakness ahead. Ethereum (ETH) is at a crossroads, with its market cap shrinking and competition rising. Projects like Coldware (COLD) are offering institutional investors a more scalable alternative, with lower fees and AI-powered security enhancements. If Ethereum fails to reclaim $3,000, it may continue its downward trend, giving Coldware more room to capture market share.

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