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Following Ethereum’s recent bounce (which, let’s be honest, was about as graceful as a hippo doing ballet), the bigwigs are suddenly all eyes and wallets. Prime on X (formerly known as Twitter, because why not rename everything?) reports that the top-tier players-those crypto whales who probably have more money than sense-are splashing the cash. Again. Because apparently, they missed the drama of the last market crash. Or maybe they just enjoy the thrill of the ride. 🎢💸

Pour yourself a vodka-the AI circus is back in town. Nvidia’s $500 billion resurrection has the markets frothing like a Bolshevik at a tsar’s funeral, but beneath the glitter, the rats are fleeing the ship. Euphoria reigns, yet the stench of doom lingers. 🍷💀

According to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis data model, solana dropped 3.1% to $164.30 during Tuesday’s session as the token broke through critical technical support levels. 🤯

Let’s talk about the time a woman dubbed the “Cryptoqueen” thought she could out-Bond James Bond, only to end up with more Bitcoin than sense and a mansion raided by cops. Spoiler: It didn’t end well. 🍿

Basically, it’s like that party where everyone left early-you know, the one with all the hype, but suddenly it’s just you and a suspiciously lonely pizza. The question on everyone’s mind: Is this crypto meta finally running out of steam? Or just taking a delightful nap until it remembers what all the fuss was about?

According to reports, the ETF slipped through the gates like a coyote under a fence, automatically approved after its issuer filed a Form 8-A with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The filing, signed by Canary Capital Group CEO Steven McClurg on November 10, 2025, reads like a prospector’s map, confirming that the ETF’s shares are registered under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It’ll trade under the ticker “XRPC,” a symbol as bold as a cowboy’s brand. 🤠 This means the long-awaited XRP fund could start trading faster than you can say “saddle up.”

Fear not, dear reader, for the Bank of England shall unveil its final edicts in the second half of 2026, after a grand review of industry grumblings early next year. 📜

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down 0.4%, wobbling to $3.6 trillion, a figure as precise as a Kremlin weather forecast. Bitcoin, that moody diva of decentralized drama, dipped 1% to $105,349 – still refusing to acknowledge ETH’s increasingly desperate glances. Ethereum, faithful and volatile as ever, surrendered 1.5% to land at $3,564, while XRP – yes,

So, Bitcoin’s holding steady above $100K, huh? Big deal. Market watchers are saying it’s because U.S. lawmakers might actually pass a budget. You know, the same guys who can’t agree on what day it is. But hey, if that’s what it takes to keep Bitcoin afloat, I’ll take it. 🤑