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According to Bubblemaps’ X announcement, this isn’t just some digital scribbling; it’s meant to be the “Wikipedia of investigations.” Here, evidence is etched into eternity, impact is ranked like a bad joke at a party, and the community is the judge, jury, and executioner. Contributors dig up receipts, earn street cred, and track threats that slither cross-chain – like open-source gumshoes with a knack for sniffing out trouble in the dark. 🔎🔥

Filed in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware-because apparently drama needs a venue-the lawsuit drags in Genesis Digital, its affiliates, and co-founders Rashit Makhat and Marco Krohn. The trust insists these folks have been playing musical chairs with FTX’s money, and now it’s time to return the favors… and the billions.

The card, we are told, shall bestow upon its users a princely 3.5% return in bitcoin (BTC) for every purchase-a sum sufficient to make even Mr. Darcy reconsider his investments. Operating under the aegis of the Visa network and constructed upon Stripe’s issuing infrastructure, it promises to democratize the acquisition of digital trinkets through the simple act of consumption. 🛍️✨

The so-called crypto king has nosedived past some critical thresholds, conjuring fears of an imminent bear market-like a bad sequel nobody asked for. Investors stare nervously, eyes wide, waiting for a sign of hope that perhaps, just perhaps, the tide will turn, although, with this crowd, hope’s pretty much an endangered species. 📉

Ethereum (ETH), currently trading at a cozy $4,200, is doing its best impression of a shipwrecked sailor after a sudden plunge from the lofty $4,950 heights. With a nifty 20% drop from its peak, some market enthusiasts are eyeing potential “safe zones” for a bargain buy.

HBAR endured the merciless torment of a 23-hour odyssey from Sept. 22 at 15:00 to Sept. 23 at 14:00 – trapped in a tight noose between $0.217129 and $0.225507. The session began like a cliff dive into chaos, prices plunging to $0.217408, only to be dragged back by the iron grip of institutional buying that laughed in the face of despair.

Zak Folkman, the big shot co-founder-sounds like a tech guy who’s just happy to be there-says, “Not today, but very soon,” when he’s asked about sticking USD1 in Apple Pay. Very soon? It’s been very soon for the last five years, Zak. Patience is a virtue, or so they say.

The Fear & Greed Index is sitting at a comfy 40, which is the kind of number that says, “Proceed with caution!” but also, “Hey, there’s still hope for a wild recovery if people start feeling lucky.” Historically, these “oversold” moments often pave the way for a big comeback. Fingers crossed, right?

According to whispers in the Bloomberg breeze, the principal benefactors of this fiscal fandango include such luminaries as Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., KBC Group NV, Tradeweb Markets Inc., Temasek Holdings Pte, and WisdomTree Inc. Not to be outdone, the old guard-Banco Santander SA, UBS Group AG, and Goldman Sachs Group Inc.-have also thrown their hats (and chequebooks) into the ring. 🎩💸

Sure as the sun rises over the dusty plains, Circle’s been quietly minting $250 million chunks of USDC on Solana every so often-April, May, June, and again in August of 2025-like clockwork or a stubborn mule on a recurring liquidity trail.