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The U.S. economy may be feeling the heat from President Trump’s tariff policies as inflation spiked 0.3% in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, took a nosedive, falling below $117K after reaching a high of $123K on Monday.
The price of our beloved canine currency, DOGE, has taken a nosedive of 5.55% in just 24 woeful hours! Yikes! Call the vet! 🐶💔
Timur Suleimenov, the National Bank Governor, revealed this vision during recent government discussions on modernizing Kazakhstan’s financial reserves 📈. This move puts Kazakhstan ahead of many larger economies, still debating whether governments should hold cryptocurrencies 🤔.
Mazurka Zeng, CEO of Bybit EU, introduced her Vienna-based team and emphasized that the decision to anchor in Austria was driven by regulatory clarity and strong ecosystem support. Co-founder Ben Zhou underscored the company’s ambition to set new standards in crypto engagement across Europe.
The federal regulators, those purveyors of public policy, have recently showered similar mercies upon a plethora of crypto firms—huzzah! A salute of applause rings from the crypto community, while a chorus of criticism bellows from the comfortable armchairs of traditionalists lamenting the whimsical nature of this digital masquerade.
XRP price quite desperately must breach the $3 resistance level if it wants a chance at new all-time highs. That’s right, $3—like the mythical land of Oz.
The Bitcoin price has climbed more than 90% year-to-date, reaching a dizzying $123,200, and reflecting a nearly 15% increase over the past month. This upward trajectory coincides with the US House of Representatives’ “crypto week,” a series of debates that promise to be as thrilling as a game of Monopoly with a twist of regulatory hurdles.
This pricing strategy, coupled with growing investor demand for regulated crypto exposure, has helped the fund outpace expectations, leaving competitors in the dust. 🏃♂️
As the market cools down, like a gentle summer breeze on a warm day, XRP finds itself holding up rather well, especially when compared to its esteemed counterpart, Bitcoin. Alas, the earlier hopes of a dashing breakout above $3 seem to have been dashed, at least for the present.
The spiny pony of volatility, known as the 24-hour churn—4.6% for Bitcoin and a mere 1.7% for Ethereum—dances with glee as it is reported in the grand ledger of the market, which boasts a staggering
Market cap: $2.32 T
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Market cap: $358.77 B.
