Dear Reader,

For years, regulatory uncertainty has been a dark cloud hanging over crypto.

But that’s changing fast.

Right now, the U.S. Congress is in the middle of what’s being called “Crypto Week.”

Lawmakers are debating landmark bills to finally bring clarity to the crypto industry:

• The CLARITY Act defining crypto regulations
• The GENIUS Act that lays out rules for stablecoins
• And new proposals to block government surveillance of digital assets

If these bills move forward, we could see massive inflows into crypto markets — just like we’ve seen with the explosion of Bitcoin ETFs.

But here’s the kicker …

When crypto markets are in a true bull run, Bitcoin leads but smaller coins often deliver far bigger gains than Bitcoin.

Crypto analyst Juan Villaverde has made his name spotting bull markets early and identifying the coins most likely to outperform Bitcoin.

He thinks Bitcoin could keep climbing.

But he’s also zeroed in on other coins with far greater potential.

These coins are backed by advanced technology, major institutional support and real-world uses that could transform the industry.

However, most investors aren’t even aware of them yet.

In the past, Juan’s early recommendations on under-the-radar altcoins have delivered gains like 312% on Chainlink, 1,136% on THORchain and 2,925% on Cardano.

So, if you want to find out which coins he believes could become the next breakout stars in this new regulatory era, click here to watch Juan’s latest presentation.

Best,

Eliza Lasky
Weiss Advocate

Alphabet Gains Momentum as Sentiment on Wall Street Improves

Written by Ryan Hasson

Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) has been under a microscope this year, with investors closely watching its progress in AI and cloud and ongoing questions about competitive threats. But its recent quarterly earnings have helped ease many of those concerns.

The report not only beat expectations but also reaffirmed confidence in the company’s core businesses and its long-term AI positioning. As a result, sentiment around the stock has meaningfully shifted, both on Wall Street and among institutional investors.

The strong showing has sparked renewed buying activity, led by Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management. Wood’s flagship ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (NYSEARCA: ARKW) added 181,640 shares of Alphabet worth roughly $35 million this week. It’s a clear signal of confidence in Google’s AI and cloud roadmap, and part of a broader rotation into techand biotech names as Wood reallocates and adjusts her sector exposure.

Institutional interest has been building consistently over the past year. Data shows that over the last 12 months, GOOGL has seen $95 billion in inflows from institutions, against just $51 billion in outflows, representing a solid net inflow of $44 billion. That’s a decisive vote of confidence in a mega-cap tech name that many investors had written off earlier in the year.

Wall Street Follows With Upgrades

It’s not just ARK getting more bullish. Wall Street analysts have also taken notice. Alphabet now holds a consensus Moderate Buy rating across 43 covering analysts. Significantly, the average price target has moved sharply higher following earnings, from $199.95 to $211.39.

Nearly 20 analysts raised their price targets immediately after the results, highlighting the strength of the quarter and the company’s commentary on AI monetization. Barclays lifted its target from $220 to $235, Citigroup bumped its forecast from $203 to $225, and JPMorgan followed suit with a new $232 target, up from $200.

The report seems to have put to rest some of the lingering skepticism around Alphabet’s ability to compete in the AI race. With cloud revenue accelerating and solid performance from Search and YouTube, investors are starting to appreciate the breadth and durability of Google’s ecosystem again.

Stock Reclaims Ground and Turns Positive YTD

Alphabet stock has been quietly staging a turnaround. After lagging for much of the year, shares are now back in positive territory for 2025, up just over 1% year-to-date. The recovery has been swift, with the stock rising nearly 21% in the quarter alone.

From a technical perspective, the stock remains in a strong uptrend. Key areas to watch include $190, which may act as a near-term support, and $180, previously a major breakout level that could serve as a higher-timeframe support zone.

Investors looking for an entry may want to wait for the stock to establish a higher low and confirm continuation within this new trend.

Despite the recent rally, GOOGL still appears attractive from a valuation standpoint. It trades near its historical average P/E multiple, which adds to the case for further upside if earnings momentum continues.

Positioned to Lead in H2

With earnings concerns out of the way and bullish sentiment from both institutions and analysts building, Alphabet appears well-positioned heading into the year’s second half. AI, cloud, services, and YouTube all remain key growth drivers, and the company’s scale and profitability give it ample flexibility to invest and stay ahead of the curve.

If momentum holds and the stock finds support at current levels, it may not be long before Alphabet reclaims its previous resistance near $200 and pushes beyond.