Cryptocurrency markets were largely steady ahead of a U.S. Supreme Court opinion on President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Bitcoin gained 1% to $90,300, while Ethereum was listed at $3,090 with a reported 13% move. Solana rose 3% to $138 and XRP added 1% to $2.10. Polygon and Zcash were among the strongest major-asset performers, each climbing 11%, while Syrup advanced 7%. JPMorgan said the recent Bitcoin and Ethereum decline may be approaching a bottom, citing improved positioning and reduced downside pressure after weakness early in the year. Bank of America upgraded Coinbase to Buy, pointing to regulatory clarity, institutional adoption and longer-term earnings visibility. Morgan Stanley plans to introduce a digital wallet later this year that may support tokenized assets, including private-company equity. Florida lawmakers renewed efforts to establish a state Bitcoin reserve. Ethereum’s validator exit queue has cleared, while Polygon Labs introduced its Open Money Stack for stablecoin payments. Polygon was also reported to be close to acquiring Bitcoin ATM operator Coinme. Trump said he would not pardon FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
