Pi Coin’s Rocky Road to the Bottom 🤷‍♂️

The altcoin, much like a lone traveler in a storm, is currently facing a 26.4% decline over the past two weeks. As it charts its own path, the coin is finding it increasingly difficult to maintain its value in a market that seems to shift with the wind. 🌬️

These 3 Cryptos Could Skyrocket—And No, It’s Not Bitcoin!

So, you’re here for the good stuff, right? You don’t want to sit on the sidelines while others make their fortune. Let’s take a glance at some under-the-radar altcoins that might just be primed to explode, whether it’s from technical setups or fundamental drivers. Trust me, these coins are ready to make a splash.

Crypto Takes Flight 🚀

According to a fancy announcement on July 9, Emirates has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Crypto.com to integrate digital payments into its services. And by services, we mean flights, in-flight meals, and possibly even those fancy airport lounges. The rollout will begin with Crypto.com Pay, because who needs cash when you can use cryptocurrency, right? 💸

Crypto Firms Skip IPOs, Dive Straight Into SPACs and Bitcoin Chaos!

A SPAC, in case you’ve been living under a rock, is essentially a shell company that’s already listed publicly. This magical creation allows companies to skip the usual IPO process and just slide into the stock market like a kid into a candy store. All while avoiding the pesky problem of SEC regulations and the dread of going through a drawn-out public offering. Gotta love it, right?

RLUSD: The Stablecoin That’s About to Go Bonkers?

According to CoinMarketCap data, RLUSD now has a circulating supply of 501.24 million. Its market capitalization has also increased by 3.28% to $501.21 million. Not bad for a stablecoin that’s still relatively new to the game 🎉. It’s worth noting that the stablecoin market is dominated by industry giants like Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC), but RLUSD seems to be holding its own.

BlackRock Dumps US Bonds, Finds New Love in Europe: The Plot Twists!

According to a report that made its way to Bloomberg, BlackRock’s Investment Institute strategists have upgraded their view on European government bonds from slightly underweight to neutral. They’re practically giving US government debt the cold shoulder, comparing it to a less attractive cousin. 🤷‍♂️