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Gold vs. Bitcoin: Which Is More Likely to Cause a Champagne Shortage?

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McGlone, a man whose calculator is certainly more polished than his optimism, has become enamored by the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio-presently perched around 35 ounces per solitary Bitcoin. This, we are told, is precisely the level reached in 2021, moments before Bitcoin decided to reenact Icarus, minus the sunblock. Should Bitcoin fail at this golden hurdle, he suggested investors would bolt for the safety of U.S. Treasuries, “the next big trade”-because there’s nothing like the thrill of earning 1.75% and a free lecture from your uncle at Thanksgiving.

Thailand’s Cryptic Cure for Tourist Blues 🌴💰

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Named with the elegance of a French courtier, this scheme, known as TouristDigiPay, is set to debut on Monday. It shall permit these noble visitors to exchange their cryptocurrencies for Thai baht, thus facilitating their transactions through e-money service providers, as was relayed in a dispatch from the esteemed local gazette, The Nation. 📰📜

Does Bitcoin Have a Secret Christmas Eve Party? 🎅💰

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Bitcoin Historical Returns

As 2025 chugs on, Bitcoin has gamboled through a rollercoaster: January was a slight 9.29% ascend, only to be throttled by February’s remorseless 17.39% throttle, followed by a mishmash of ups and downs that even I could summarize in my sleep. By July, Bitcoin rallied by 8.13%, with August (as per coinglass.com) proffering a cool 1.83% rise under its belt-leaving room, of course, for further, and possibly alarming, ranks of movement (just like my holiday waistline!).

Centrifuge Hits $1B & My Mother Finally Asks “What’s a Token?” 😱

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Apparently CEO Bhaji Illuminati (yep, that’s the real name… sounds like a pasta dish at a vegan pop-up) insists momentum isn’t just “institutional,” it’s onchain-allocator-existential-demand-stuff. Translation: hedge-fund bros discovered copy-paste on blockchain. Their hottest thing? JAAA-an acronym so on-brand it feels like someone sneezed on a Bloomberg terminal. It’s a CLO fund, but now it has a smart contract and extra syllables. Everyone’s lining up for “private credit,” because nothing screams safety like lending money to people whose PowerPoint font choices alone should disqualify them from borrowing. 😂💸

🚀 OP’s Wild Ride: Will It Moon or Go Splat? 🌕💸

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Behold, Analyst Muneeb’s chart-a map to treasure, or perhaps a mischievous doodle? He predicts a bullish romp for OP, with a price target of $2.615 by 2026. 🤑 Currently, our little token is tiptoeing near $0.76, flirting with a support zone at $0.73-a level as sturdy as a giant’s kneecap. Should it hold, prepare for a rebound so powerful, it’ll make your granny’s knitting needles jealous! 🧶💥

🚨 China-Owned Firms Caught in $21M Fraud Scandal! 😂

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The Paycheck Protection Program, a lifeline cast to drowning businesses during the pandemic’s storm, became a playground for these interlopers. They leapt in, cloaked in false certifications, as if the Earth itself were holding its breath, waiting for the next punchline of corruption. 🤑

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Now, Keiser’s back with another number so large it makes his previous $220,000 prediction look like a “buy one, get one free” coupon at a garage sale. 🤯 Yep, he’s eyeing $2,200,000 per BTC. That’s *two-point-two-mega-bucks*, kids. For context, my savings account balance just laughed itself into a coma. 💸