Coldware 'Sneak Peak' Release Enhances Crypto RWA Narrative, Ethereum Increases 10% Market share

Crypto’s real-world asset (RWA) narrative was already in a huge expansion—but Coldware ($COLD) may have just kicked it into overdrive with the first official sneak peek of its Larna 2400 Web3 smartphone.

Analysts had projected the RWA market to hit $19 billion by 2030, but that estimate could easily surge to $25 billion if Coldware’s presale lives up to expectations

At the same time, Ethereum retook nearly 10% of the market share, but some analysts warn that ETH holders shouldn’t celebrate just yet.

Let’s break down what’s happening—and why this matters now.

Coldware’s Sneak Peek Pushes RWA Momentum Even Further

The real-world asset (RWA) market is already on track to hit $19 trillion by 2033, but Coldware’s new reveal may accelerate that timeline. The Larna 2400 Web3 smartphone, officially teased on May 12th, adds a physical, user-ready layer to what has largely been a software-only space.

With native $COLD token staking, an integrated wallet, Coldware’s own dApp store, and a built-in dVPN, the device isn’t just a phone—it’s a direct access point to decentralized finance and ownership.

Tokenization doesn’t just need better code, it needs tools people can hold and use. 

Coldware isn’t pitching the future of finance. It’s putting it in your hand. And for a market looking to connect institutions, assets, and users, that’s exactly the kind of step that turns ideas into adoption.

Ethereum Reclaims 10% Market Share—But Is a Cooldown Next?

Ethereum just took back 10% of the total crypto market share, hitting a level it hasn’t touched since May 2021. After jumping over 50% this month, ETH has clearly outpaced the rest of the market.

But that move may have come too fast.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for ETH’s dominance now sits above 80. That’s deep into overbought territory—and the last time this happened, Ethereum’s share dropped more than 17% over the next few months.

At the same time, ETH dominance still hasn’t broken past its 200-day EMA, which has stopped previous rallies more than once. If history repeats, ETH’s market share could fall back toward 8.2%.

On top of that, the charts show a bearish divergence. ETH keeps pushing higher, but momentum doesn’t back it up. That often signals a short-term top.

Still, some traders see this as a setup for the next leg up. If ETH drops to $2,300 or even $2,190, it could open the door for another strong run—possibly toward $3,500 later this year.

Final Thoughts

Ethereum may have reclaimed 10% market share, but signs of exhaustion suggest a pullback could come next. Still, long-term momentum remains intact, especially if key support levels hold.

Coldware, on the other hand, is pushing forward with something more tangible. The Larna 2400 smartphone brings the RWA narrative out of whitepapers and into real hands. 

While ETH builds on history, Coldware is building new ground—it gives real-world access to crypto through a device anyone can use. In a market that often talks big, Coldware is actually shipping. And that alone makes it worth watching.

For more information: 

Website: Coldware (COLD)

Telegram: https://t.me/coldwarenetwork

X: https://x.com/ColdwareNetwork

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