Bitcoin (BTC) held steady above $103,000 on May 14, with Ethereum (ETH) outperforming major cryptocurrencies by rising 7% to $2,600. Solana (SOL) also gained 5% to $181. Tether, backed by Cantor Fitzgerald and SoftBank, purchased 4,812 BTC worth approximately $459 million for its new investment firm, Twenty One Capital, making it the third-largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder. Meanwhile, Coinbase announced plans to launch wrapped tokens for ADA, DOGE, LTC, and XRP on its Base network, though no official launch date has been set. Launchcoin's ecosystem surged past $200 million but experienced a decline after its founder, Ben Pasternak, announced a pause on new project features to focus on existing developments. On May 15, cryptocurrency prices fell with Bitcoin dropping to around $101,700, Ethereum to $2,535, and Solana to $170 amid broader market declines. Despite this, analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term outlook, with some predicting it could reach $250,000 by 2035. Additionally, Tether introduced a new decentralized AI project called QVAC. The crypto market also saw activity in ETFs, with Bitcoin ETFs seeing inflows of $320 million and Ethereum ETFs $64 million on May 15. Other notable market movements include a 20% surge in Dogecoin and a 50% weekly increase in Ethereum earlier in the week, alongside acquisitions such as Robinhood's purchase of Canadian crypto firm WonderFi for $180 million and Abraxas Capital Management's $500 million Ethereum purchase over the past week.