Whales Hoard $750M XRP: Is a Breakout Looming?

Among the most telling signs are the movements of the great leviathans, known affectionately as whales. Since mid-August, the coterie holding between 10 million and 100 million XRP has swelled by about 250 million tokens.

Les Grands Poissons Cryptographiques: Qui Gros et Qui Grandit? đŸ‹đŸ’„

Sur le fil de la toile – que dis-je, la toile de Santiment – il est rĂ©vĂ©lĂ©, avec une douceur de serpent, que ces gĂ©ants de la finance numĂ©rique ont vu leur nombre s’accroĂźtre depuis aoĂ»t. Plus de 13 nouveaux titulaires de baleines Bitcoin, et 48 gros toutous Ethereum, ont rejoint le bal, comme si la fĂȘte n’était pas encore assez folle. 🐳🐳🐳

Whales to the Rescue? Zora’s Price Plummets 33% – Will It Bounce Back? 🐋💰

According to the wise sages at crypto.news, Zora (ZORA) took a 14% tumble to an intraday low of $0.083 on the morning of August 28, as the sun rose over Asia. At this price, it remains a staggering 33% below its weekly high, which was fueled by none other than Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s purchase of BALAJIS, a creator coin in the Zora ecosystem. Talk about a rollercoaster ride!

Pi Network Gets Valour ETP Listing in Sweden, Will Price Now Fly Past $1?

Now, this isn’t just any “Hey, let’s add a token to a market” kind of launch. Oh no. This is the real deal. A properly regulated, super convenient way to access Pi through the magical world of traditional brokerage channels. Yes, that’s right. Europe’s *mainstream* and *institutional* investors-those dashing, blazer-wearing folks who never have time for lunch-can now dip their toes into the crypto pool via the Pi ETP. The catch? A 1.9% management fee. It’s almost like saying, “I’ll hold onto your money for a small fee, don’t worry about it.” And let’s not forget, it’s all priced in Swedish kronor. Because, why not add a sprinkle of Nordic flair to the crypto chaos?

Ether ETFs Outshine Bitcoin: The Great Crypto Conspiracy or Just Smart Money? 🚀

Crypto fury

Since August 21, the swelling tide of cash into Ether ETFs has reached a staggering $1.83 billion, whereas Bitcoin funds-those elder statesmen of crypto flair-lassoed only $171 million, according to the ever-reliable CoinGlass (which, let’s face it, sounds like a spy agency disguised as a finance site). On that last thrilling Wednesday, nine Ether (ETH) funds raked in $310.3 million, while 11 Bitcoin (BTC) funds-tortoises in a hare race-raised just $81.1 million. Classic.