Bitwise CIO: If the U.S. stock market remains stable and legislative progress is made, the crypto market will continue to rise this year

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Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated that if the market avoids a major crash, U.S. legislation makes progress, and the stock market remains stable, then the momentum of cryptocurrency development could continue into early 2026. Bitcoin and Ethereum have both risen about 7% so far this year, while more speculative assets like Dogecoin have seen even larger gains. (The Block)

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