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Apparently, the company has filed some hush-hush documents with the US regulators for an IPO. Because, you know, nothing says “I’ve arrived” like a public offering. Joining the ranks of other crypto firms eyeing the public markets, Blockchain.com is like that friend who shows up to a party fashionably late, sipping a martini and saying, “Oh, this old thing?”

Analysis published by XWIN Research Japan identifies the specific on-chain signals most likely to move first as markets begin pricing in what a Warsh-led Fed actually means for Bitcoin.

Open any crypto publication, and you’ll find the usual suspects: Bitcoin maximalists clashing with Ethereum enthusiasts, Solana versus Ethereum, layer ones versus layer twos. It’s all rather tiresome, like listening to a room full of parrots squawking the same phrases. But while the crypto circus distracts the masses, the true spectacle is elsewhere. The United States Treasury and the People’s Bank of China are engaged in a duel of wits, each with a different vision for the future of money. The Americans, ever the capitalists, are privatizing the dollar and shipping it across the digital seas. The Chinese, with their state-controlled e-CNY, are building a financial fortress, complete with moats and drawbridges. It’s a clash of ideologies, my dear, and the stakes are nothing short of monumental.

As a researcher, I’m observing a growing interest among traders to see if the recent AI developments from the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance will finally lead to a significant price increase for FET. Everyone’s looking for signals that FET is about to break out of its current trading range.

Things have been pretty calm in crypto lately, but that doesn’t mean there hasn’t been *some* movement. I’ve noticed a few altcoins getting a boost from speculation, and Friday it was all about AI. NEAR Protocol really jumped, up almost 29% in the last day, and Fetch.ai wasn’t far behind with a gain of over 11%. It’s good to see *something* exciting happen, even if it’s just a short-term pump.

Western Orthopaedics, P.C. (because “Western Ortho” sounds like a trendy yoga studio) claims an “unauthorized third party” snuck into their network between September 17th and 25th, 2025. The firm didn’t notice until October 2nd, which is basically a modern-day detective story where the detective’s coffee went cold.

The charts, they say, confirm the “smart money” positioning. Bull flags, channel breakouts-oh, the drama! But who are we to trust? The whales, those leviathans of the crypto sea, or the SEC, that bureaucratic sphinx? Perhaps both, perhaps neither. Gogol would chuckle at such folly.

“The masses are but pawns,” Hayes intoned, his voice dripping with the sarcasm of a man who has seen the abyss. “Armstrong’s heart beats not for the crypto faithful, but for the golden calves of Wall Street.”

Apparently, the order is supposed to prep workers, small businesses, and communities for the AI apocalypse. Because, you know, nothing says “future-proof” like a committee of universities, economists, and industry execs brainstorming over cold coffee.

Did someone say “institutional confidence”? Sure, Coinbase is just a bunch of guys in a room yelling “HODL!” but hey, if they’re buying ATOM, it must be a good investment. Or maybe they’re just trying to pad their resume for the next job interview: “I once owned a cryptocurrency. It was… deep breath… a learning experience.”