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Ethereum Name Service [ENS] was seen fluttering at $28.63 on a day that favored the hopeful. As of this moment, it had gained a mere 1.3%, which in the grand hierarchy of gains, is like a modest handshake—a sign of life, maybe even hope. The altcoin’s market cap stands proudly at $1.04 billion, a number perhaps inflated by dreams.
Trading volumes are doing their thing, moving averages are moving (shocker!), and momentum indicators are being watched more closely than a reality TV star’s Instagram. 📈 At the moment, the MACD signal is weaker than a decaf latte, and UNI is hovering around $10.13, looking about as decisive as a toddler in a candy store. 🍭
In a thread as convoluted as a Gogol plot twist, Martinez reveals that the short-term holder (STH) cost basis model—a metric as mysterious as Akaky Akakievich’s overcoat—suggests Bitcoin could leap by 19% from its current vale. “As long as $105,450 holds,” he crows, “Bitcoin might waltz to $125,230, or even $141,770!” 🕺💸
By late July, those clever folks who realized their gains triumphed to a staggering $6 to $8 billion—almost enough to buy a small country—or at least a decent mansion. These peaks, oh, how poetic, danced on the edges of tops in March and December 2024, according to that fancy onchain analytics firm CryptoQuant. It’s all about the timing—like a bad joke waiting for the punchline.
Now, where’s it ambling to next? Is August gonna be another gold rush, or will our fancy digital dollar get stagecoach-robbed by the market? Is it worth your nest egg, or will you be hollerin’ at the coyotes by the end of the month? I’ve set down the facts in this here Bitcoin price prediction for August 2025. Let’s unsaddle the mystery, shall we? 🐎💸
Bankr is an AI agent that first popped up on Farcaster, the decentralized social playground. Picture this: users can now buy coins straight from social media, no adult supervision required! Then, for its next trick, Bankr tiptoed its way onto X, ready to make traders out of absolute novices and bored schoolteachers alike.
The government rolled out a shiny new system on Polygon, a blockchain platform that, according to the crypto crowd, is “the future of digital stuff.” It’s not just a fancy upgrade; it’s part of something they call Project Marissa, which sounds like a secret agent mission but is actually just them trying to get hip with the cool kids and blockchain enthusiasts.
Old souls, those who hoard the relics of a bygone era, continue to shuffle their vintage coins, dusting off bitcoin that has lain dormant for over a decade. Today, in the sultry embrace of July 2025, the first stirrings of 2010-era activity emerged, as a phantom hand transferred 250 BTC—untouched for a staggering 15 years and 3 months. These funds, birthed from five legacy Pay-to-Public-Key-Hash (P2PKH) addresses, each moved 50 BTC, according to the oracles at btcparser.com.
The sudden surge? A confluence of events so dramatic it makes a Discworld weather witch weep into her teacup. The Hedera Foundation recently announced that AUDD, a stablecoin “backed” by the Australian Dollar (whatever that means in crypto-speak), has been selected for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s “Project Acacia.” One can only assume this involves acacia trees, blockchain, and a very confused koala. 🌱
If PENGU was a character in a sitcom, it’d be the overly confident bird who just finished a 170% dietary crash diet and is now modeling a new turtle shell—err, bull flag. The coin’s price action feels like it’s limbering up to make a move, ideally higher, above the 0038–0040 zone, which, in cryptocurrency terms, is like crossing the finish line after an awkward race. Support at $0.0318–$0.034 keeps it from waddling backwards.
