Today in crypto news, Bitcoin's corporate adoption parallels the nationalization path of gold leading up to 1971, raising concerns about centralized vulnerabilities, according to analyst Willy Woo. Corporate crypto treasuries have surpassed $100 billion, with 791,662 BTC held worth approximately $95 billion. Woo warned that the U.S. could potentially nationalize Bitcoin holdings, similar to actions taken with gold in 1971. Meanwhile, Bitcoin maximalist Samson Mow suggested that Ether investors may cycle back to Bitcoin once Ether prices rise sufficiently, potentially leaving new bagholders. He noted that most Ether holders also possess Bitcoin and tend to rotate assets to pump Ether's price, predicting difficulties for Ether in reaching prior all-time highs due to the psychological pressure to sell at critical levels. Additionally, World Mobile has initiated a drone-based network to provide 5G service in underserved areas, showcasing the growing trend of decentralized infrastructure solutions in telecommunications.

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