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Once upon a time, Bitcoin soared near $124,000 before the bears did the boogie-now it wobbles below $122,000. They dipped below $121,200 and that 100-hourly chart lover trend line, down to a testing round at the $117,250 zone. Are you shocked? I thought not…
Apparently, these guys need to “evaluate” the Bitwise and 21Shares Core Solana ETFs. You think evaluating involves, like, staring intently at a blockchain? Maybe consulting a magic eight ball? The Cboe BZX Exchange is involved, which sounds suspiciously like a sneeze.
This peculiar crossover, highlighted by the deft analyst James Van Straten in a tweeteth as engaging as a sonnet, demonstrates how the Bitcoin Realized Price-a magical financial divining rod that keeps curious tabs on the cost basis of the average Bitcoinian abode-has soared aloft like a proud sparrow.
Saylor, not known for modesty or hanging around between gigabytes, claims Bitcoin has historically handed out annualized returns of over 50%. That’s more than your garden-variety stocks and definitely more than your grandma’s savings account-which, frankly, might be as useful as a chocolate teapot. He insists that Bitcoin’s a ‘long-term asset,’ like a fine cheese, but one that actually gains value over time, instead of just smelling funny after a while.
It seems the market has caught a nasty case of the jitters, reacting to the latest U.S. inflation data as if it were a cat confronted with a cucumber. With Bitcoin previously frolicking above key resistance levels, this sell-off serves as a stark reminder that the market is as sensitive as a debutante at her first ball. 💃
But wait-what’s this? The price, that mischievous scamp, drops 9.61% down to a measly $0.94. A sudden tumble, like a clumsy bear tripping over his own paws! It flirted flirtatiously at $1.10, then took a nosedive. Resistance here? Of course-at $1.10, the stubborn bastard! Meanwhile, traders clutch their mugs, wondering if this is a dip or the beginning of the end. ☕🐻
Crypto Dream (a charming fellow, truly) has identified the $19-$20 range as the spicy little hurdle that UNI needs to vault over. Crossing this will, naturally, be as dramatic as a curtain call, but don’t get too carried away – after the applause, a gentle dip (a correction, if you will) to more humble levels is quite inevitable. Naturally, darling, growth isn’t a straight corridor but more of a whimsical rollercoaster, complete with scattered dips to keep us on our toes. 🎢
And wait! There’s more! Enter the “Proto Fleet,” a big, open-source, whiz-bang platform for managing an army of mining monsters. Imagine a giant, digital puppet show where miners pull the strings, all neat and efficient, leaving behind less e-waste than a litter of discarded socks. Hurrah for saving the planet, one shiny chip at a time!
“Taker sell volume,” they call it, to make it sound scientific and not at all like a fire drill in a lemming parliament.
