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Ah, Solana! Back from the brink, flirting with $140 like a suitor with a bouquet of roses. The market, once a grieving widow, now remembers the thrill of a bull run. How fickle these crypto hearts are! 💔❤️
Ah, Dave Portnoy. The man who once made headlines for selling his Bitcoin holdings at the worst possible moment, has now returned to crypto with all the finesse of a well-timed rerun. Having purchased a staggering $1 million worth of XRP tokens, Portnoy found himself celebrating just as the crypto market’s collective stomach flipped from a plummet on November 21. Yet, rather than retreating like a sensible person, Dave decided it was time to double down-seizing the volatility as an opportunity to buy more, because, why not?
Franklin Templeton’s magic trick? They’ll rebalance every three months, folks. Yes, three months. No need to worry, they’ve got the digital assets (in-kind creation and redemption) to back it all up. 🪄✨
According to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle, the fateful heist occurred on a Saturday evening, when one might have expected nothing more than a peaceful stroll through the neighborhood. But, alas! The crime took place on the unit block of Dorland Street, conveniently close to Mission Dolores Park, a place known for its scenic beauty and-unfortunately-its tech-rich denizens who seem to attract the attention of rather unsavory characters. And there, in broad daylight, a man whose appearance was perhaps best described as “suspiciously incognito” made his move.
The chart, a map of despair, pointed to the same old range: $88,000 to $92,000. A no-man’s land where traders circled like vultures, waiting for a sign. Brandt, the sage of the markets, declared this the only ground that mattered. But it wasn’t a stand-it was a stumble, a reaction to the storm rather than a dance in the rain.
This revelation is no trifle, for BitMine inches closer to its grandiose goal of hoarding 5% of all Ethereum, a feat Fundstrat has dubbed the “Alchemy of 5%.” 🧪⚗️
Despite the recent bounce, large holders of Bitcoin seem to be in the mood for a little “spring cleaning” and are offloading their precious BTC like it’s last season’s fashion trend. Meanwhile, futures markets are showing signs of stress-comparable to the chaos we saw after the FTX disaster in 2022. Oh joy. 😅
The mobile web shook things up like a dance party. Suddenly, algorithms are figuring out what you like before you even know what you want (thanks, Facebook). Instead of searching, content is now served straight to your feed like a hungry waiter. You’re still the customer, but it’s all about engagement: dwell time, conversions, and retention. Clicks? Pfft. That’s so last season.
But wait! There’s a whale who dove in on October 8th, all excited about the $0.1449 price, now drowning in a sea of red. This poor soul is sitting on a floating loss of over $700K, even after trimming their position. Talk about a bad call! And if this doesn’t make you question the token’s future, I don’t know what will.
And lo, the industry finds itself amidst a lull period, its compass blown by the grim hurricane of FTX’s revelations in November 2022. Yet, in a peculiar twist of fate, the current quarter had 414 deals, with merely seven accounts standing like boulders in a stream, commanding half the funding.
