Cold Wallet Presale Hits $6.4M as Ethereum Eyes $5K and Monero Faces 51% Shock

Monero (XMR) is drawing unwanted attention as its decentralization model comes under threat. Qubic has claimed control of more than half the network’s mining power, raising the specter of a 51% attack that could rewrite blocks and undermine trust Monero has built.

At the same time, Ethereum (ETH) is riding a wave of institutional demand, blasting through $4,500 on the back of record ETF inflows. Over $1 billion flowed in within a single day, with BlackRock alone accounting for $640 million. With that surge, analysts are setting $5,000 as the next checkpoint and whispering about higher levels if momentum continues.

Yet in this trio, the real lightning rod is Cold Wallet (CWT). Its presale has stormed past $6.4 million with 730 million tokens sold, closing in on Stage 18 as the ROI gap shrinks. Starting from just $0.007 in Stage 1 to the current $0.00998, and with a confirmed $0.3517 listing ahead, the potential 3,400% return has investors on edge not to miss the cutoff.

Monero Crumbles 6% as Qubic Claims 51% Hashrate

Monero’s reputation as the champion of privacy is now tangled in controversy. Within 24 hours of Qubic asserting control of over half the network’s hashrate, XMR’s price fell by 6%. For proof-of-work chains, such dominance is dangerous: a miner holding 51% or more can reverse transactions, censor blocks, or destabilize consensus.

The concern isn’t abstract. Other networks, from Ethereum Classic to Bitcoin Gold, have previously suffered devastating 51% attacks. For Monero, the issue strikes at its heart: if decentralization falters, privacy and reliability collapse. Some call Qubic’s maneuver an “experiment,” but for investors, the implications are blunt: if trust breaks, the market will punish it further.

Ethereum Smashes $4,500 Milestone as ETF Inflows Cross $1 Billion

Ethereum’s breakout above $4,500 has stirred the market like few events this year. The numbers are staggering: spot ETF inflows above $1 billion in a single day, with nearly two-thirds attributed to BlackRock. Trading volumes soared by 26%, highlighting an extraordinary rush of capital into ETH.

Technical indicators strengthen the bullish case. Relative strength remains favorable, and support levels are forming higher with each retracement. Analysts now flag $5,000 as the next near-term goal, while more aggressive forecasts point to $5,200 or even $6,900 if demand escalates further.

Cold Wallet’s Stage 17 Presale Nears Sell-Out as ROI Window Tightens

While SHIB tests support and ETH surges on inflows, Cold Wallet is creating its own momentum. In just weeks, its presale has raised over $6.4 million and sold more than 730 million tokens. Stage 17, priced at $0.00998, is almost closed, with Stage 18 looming. With a $0.3517 listing price confirmed, the 3,400% ROI gap will narrow quickly, leaving late buyers with reduced upside.

What sets Cold Wallet apart is its model. Traditional wallets like MetaMask take fees for every swap, bridge, or transfer. Cold Wallet flips that logic each transaction refunds gas, swap, and bridge fees in CWT. Instead of draining capital, it converts daily activity into earnings, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of adoption and value.

Its path to adoption is also secured. Through its $270 million acquisition of Plus Wallet, Cold Wallet inherits over 2 million active users from day one. That means an instant, built-in community rather than a slow scramble for visibility. From launch, every one of those users can access cashback rewards, cementing demand before the token even lists.

Cold Wallet’s Window Is Shrinking Fast

Monero is fighting a security crisis and Ethereum is surging on institutional inflows, but Cold Wallet is offering something rare in crypto today: asymmetric upside with guaranteed adoption. Each presale stage raises the entry price, and with whales already staking out large allocations, the time to secure a position is vanishing.

Investors are weighing their choices carefully. Do they risk Monero’s weakening decentralization? Do they chase Ethereum past $4,500? Or do they enter Cold Wallet now, before the presale price rises and the ROI window closes?

With over $6.4 million raised, 730 million tokens sold, and Stage 18 just ahead, the decision point has arrived. In a market where hesitation often costs the most, Cold Wallet’s presale is proving that scarcity plus utility creates one of the most compelling plays available right now.

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