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American traders, brace yourselves! At launch, you’ll get a *selection* of trading pairs—because nothing says “we’re thrilled to have you” like a limited menu. 📉 New features like fiat deposits will “roll out later” (translation: we’ll get to it when we’ve had enough coffee). Meanwhile, Gate’s global users enjoy 3,800+ pairs and $6.8B in daily trades—basically the Whole Foods of crypto, if Whole Foods made you question your life choices. 🥗
Suddenly, derivatives volume is climbing, technical indicators are flashing green, and Telegram’s bustling ecosystem has magically become the hottest club in Digital Asset Town. Analysts are now craning their necks to see if TON can muscle past $3.61—a number that’s less a price level and more a psychological Everest worthy of its own documentary special.
The SEC, known for its stern gaze and iron-clad regulations, has set its sights on the crypto frontier. Project Crypto is their latest endeavor, a grand plan to bring order to the wild west of digital currencies. For XRP and SOL, this means navigating a sea of legal questions and market volatility. It’s enough to make a poor investor wish they were back in the days of simple stocks and bonds. 🤷♂️
Bitcoin took a deep breath and then looked around, realizing it had lost 3.2% of its swagger—and just enough volatility to make even the most seasoned traders reach for the antacids. By afternoon, it had pulled itself up to a slightly less embarrassing $113,820, but not before dragging its market cap down to a measly $2.26 trillion (a humble brag in crypto terms). Over the past week, our dear digital darling is down 2.1% against the mighty dollar, proving yet again that in crypto, today’s hero is tomorrow’s cautionary tale. The wider digital asset universe wasn’t spared either, with an impressive wave of liquidations—$863.61 million worth of traders trying to hold onto their shirts, but mostly their wallets.
Meanwhile, the coin did give us a little hope—bounced a tiny bit to $0.40—like a rubber duck bobbing in a cesspool. This dip, however, is part of a larger drama unfolding: an impending release of 150 million PI tokens over the next 30 days. Fancy a fireworks show? Nope, just a slow-motion financial car crash.
On the hourly chart (because obviously, crypto traders now measure time in coffee breaks), ETH’s 50-hour moving average decided to play limbo under the 200-hour one. Is this a sign of doom? Maybe. Or maybe it’s just the market’s way of saying, “Hold my beer and watch this.” 📉
DOGE is one of the biggest losers today, plummeting 7.26%—which, if it were a dog walking backwards down a mountain in a suit, would be called “graceful.”
What does it mean? Who knows. But let’s pretend we’re experts for a second.
Bitcoin tries to rebound like it’s auditioning for a comeback special, thanks to US jobs data that’s weaker than my morning coffee. ☕
So, what’s the deal? The FCA, that group of people who probably still don’t know what a blockchain is, has decided to let regular investors buy crypto ETNs again. But only if they’re on “approved” platforms. Because nothing says “trust us” like a government agency that’s also a master of bureaucracy. 🤡
