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The crypto industry experienced a tumultuous 2025, marked by gruesome physical attacks on holders, baffling market moments, and surprising partnerships. As the industry looks to 2026, experts predict a surge in Ethereum's price and major exchanges like Coinbase are targeting stablecoin growth. But what can we learn from the past year's events?
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As we enter a new year, the gaming and cryptocurrency industries are poised for significant developments. With a lighter release schedule in January, gamers have a chance to catch up on their backlogs, while crypto experts predict a year of growth and increased adoption. Meanwhile, the intersection of crypto and politics continues to be a topic of interest.
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