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The firm acquired 84.4 million shares, worth approximately $820 million, which gave it a 12.9% stake in the Bitcoin treasure company.

But how did they manage this feat, you ask? It’s quite simple, really. They just went on a shopping spree between July 7 and 13, snapping up over 74,000 ETH for a cool $156 million. That works out to an average price of $2,852 per ETH. Not bad, considering the current market 📈.

As July’s ardent sunshine bathed the streets, a whisper from Bloomberg danced into being, proclaiming a terminal halt to the meticulously orchestrated investigations that commenced in the disarray of post-election fervor. Oh, what a tangled web of fate, woven with threads of anticipation and caffeine! ☕️

The courtroom drama, delivered with all the clarity of a foggy day, was handled by the Seoul Southern District Court. After an epic 12-month legal wrestling match, the verdict was as clear as mud, suggesting the ex-CEO was just a hapless bystander on this wild crypto rollercoaster. News1 first broke the news, probably while sipping a fancy latte. ☕🎤

The AI token is currently trading at $2.52 as it continues to hold above the $2.50 level of support. A drop below $2.48 would pave the way for downside extension all the way down to $2.34, which was the base of last Thursday’s rally.

Ted Pillows, a market investor and entrepreneur, highlighted this in a post on X, suggesting it could signal an incoming rally for Ethereum. Because, you know, a golden cross is like the crypto version of a Taylor Swift album drop – everyone gets excited 🎉.

After a whirlwind tour through cities like Washington, New York, and Boston—where he met folks like crypto cowboys and Wall Street wizards—Kendrick shared that there’s a growing buzz among the crypto elite (plus some suit-wearing folks) that once we tiptoe past that $750 billion line, stablecoins will throw a big ol’ party in government debt issuance and monetary policy. 🍾💸

The report notes that $29.2 million was allocated across Cardano’s (ADA) three core focus areas, including adoption, operational resilience, and education, up from $19.2 million in 2023. An additional $7.1 million was allocated toward operational capacity, supporting governance, infrastructure, and legal efforts. As of year-end, the Foundation held $659.1 million in assets, mostly denominated in ADA, and generated its primary income from staking 599.2 million ADA tokens. 📈

While the rest of us mere mortals are left scratching our heads, large wallets have been quietly increasing their holdings without a hint of heavy selling. This recent rally seems more than just a bounce, it’s a full-blown party! 🎉

According to the ever-so-reputable Messari, the illustrious Ondo’s USDY has taken the lead, clutching $175.3 million like a Victorian gentleman gripping his top hat during a sudden downpour—capturing nearly 42% of the market. Following closely are the fine establishments of Franklin Templeton and Maple. A recent proclamation from Ondo Finance triumphantly declares it encapsulates 60% of Solana’s non-stablecoin RWA market, as if waving a banner at a particularly dull parade.