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Despite growing demand for Bitcoin worldwide in recent months, Bitcoin spot ETFs in the United States have outperformed their global competitors, leading to their success while others have lagged behind.

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have firmly established themselves as the leading cryptocurrencies based on market capitalization. Nevertheless, there's heightened competition further down the list among the top 100 cryptocurrencies.

Coinbase is mulling over the addition of Core (CORE) to its list of supported cryptocurrencies, a move that could strengthen the Bitcoin ecosystem.

On Thursday, the SEC made history by approving eight spot Ethereum ETFs from major institutions such as BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, and VanEck. Although these approvals mark a significant regulatory shift, trading can't begin until the S-1 registration statements are approved, which could take several weeks.

Recent research indicates that the size of airdrops has a surprisingly minimal effect on token price performance.

Investors seeking the most promising cryptocurrencies for investment may consider either option. However, those aiming for even greater and quicker returns may need to explore smaller and less recognized altcoins, which carry higher risk.