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ETH AND THE HIGHEST-EARNING ALTCOINS As of today, the eyes of cryptocurrency investors have turned from the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) to the leading altcoin Ethereum (ETH). ETH, which has been crushed by the rises of Bitcoin for a very long time, has managed to gain much more value than BTC today. In the last 24 hours, Bitcoin has risen by 3%, while the rises in Ethereum have reached 7%. ETH's movements seem to have had a positive impact on altcoins. Let's take a look at today's most rising altcoins What Are Today's Highest-Earning Altcoins? According to CoinMarketCap, a successful data provider, Neo (NEO) was the most increasing altcoin today. NEO, which is shown as China's Ethereum, has gained 35% in value today. Apart from NEO, DEGEN, VELO, XYO, CKB, and ETHW, respectively, experienced notable rises. The continuation of the rises in ETH in the coming days will enable altcoins to experience much bigger rises. #ContentStar #HotTopicDiscussion

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On December 11th, BTX officially launched trading on the Gate platform. As of December 12th, the price was approximately $0.04. According to Goldman Sachs, by 2035, the global music industry will double in size to $200 billion. BeatSwap is targeting this huge market and becoming the world's first full-stack IP Rights RWA (Intellectual Property Real-World Asset) platform, bringing creative works and their licensing processes onto the blockchain. 01 Market Opportunity: Why Does IP Need Web3? The music and intellectual property sectors are experiencing explosive growth. Industry forecasts predict that the global IP licensing market will reach approximately $48.2 billion by 2033, with a compound annual growth rate of 8.5%. However, this enormous market faces many issues: opaque copyright management, unfair value distribution, slow settlement processes, and intermediaries capturing the majority of profits.