The crypto market cap is swelling as Bitcoin pushes towards $122,000 and Ethereum eyes $4,500. Bitcoin climbed after El Salvador passed a law boosting crypto banking powers and Michael Saylor urged continued BTC buying. Bitcoin rose 3% to $121,900, with Ether adding 1.5% to $4,295. El Salvador opens institutional access to Bitcoin. Ryan Lee expects Bitcoin could dip and trade in the $115,000-$140,000 range, while Ethereum might advance to $4,000-$4,600. Sustained ETF inflows are bolstering confidence, while the anticipated Federal Reserve rate cut in September is set to improve liquidity and favor risk assets, potentially igniting further altcoin rallies. Corporate treasuries are playing a growing role, with 17 public companies now holding a combined 1.75m ETH, valued at more than $7.53b. Bitmine Immersion Technologies leads with 833,133 ETH worth about $3.59b. Data showed $92.25m in ETH long liquidations, compared with $117.67m for Bitcoin.