It seems that CRCL’s got some new friends in high places. A collaboration with Fiserv to offer stablecoin solutions has given the stock a much-needed boost. And with Fiserv’s global reach, this partnership is like a vote of confidence in Circle’s infrastructure đ
In total, just 1,116 articles flopped off the presses of eighteen mass media organsâhardly enough to line the budgerigarâs cage. The narrative, Perception reports, is âdeeply polarizedââwhich is rather like saying the Atlantic Ocean is âfairly damp.â Of this miserable clutch of articles, a heroic 31% mustered cheerful noises, 41% shrugged passive-aggressively, and 28% clung to negativity with the persistence of an unwelcome house guest.
But fear not, dear reader, for there is a metric that may hold the key to unlocking Bitcoin’s future: the Mayer Multiple đ. This trusty indicator, a stalwart companion to the cryptocurrency’s twists and turns, currently stands at 1.1x, a reading that places it firmly in the “neutral” zone (0.8â1.5x). Ah, but what does this mean, you ask? Simply put, it suggests that Bitcoin still has significant upside potential before hitting speculative extremes đ.
On the 8th of July, a most inauspicious day, traders congregated to seal LINK’s fate, their bearish sentiments echoing through the hallowed halls of CoinGlass đ°.
Apparently, the monthly outflow/inflow ratio has dropped to 0.9, which is a big deal. It means people are feeling good about Bitcoin again and are accumulating it like crazy.
Coinbase is investing hundreds of thousands of dollars on advertisements to get to lawmakers and the people. The advertisements will be spread in the big newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post. Video advertising will also be aired on such platforms as X and Facebook.
Enter Toji (@TradeToji), star chartist and probably someoneâs favorite cousin, reporting a bullish “continuation pattern” on the short-term charts. Yes, HBAR has heroically clambered back above the age-old battle zone of $0.154â$0.156, a place previously swarming with, er⌠*demand* (and despair).
The ever-vigilant Dawn newspaper, in an act of journalistic heroism, proclaimed PVARA an âindependent regulator.â What freedom! Provided you toe the lion’s share of rules fished up from the depths of FATF, IMF, and World Bank. Independence, it seems, wears handcuffsâsilk-threaded and golden, of course.
Above $106,000, this coinâs got less excitement than an Okie town at noonâvolatility so quiet you could play horseshoes in the street. Enter Doctor Profit (yes, thatâs his given name in these parts, apparently), known to some, beloved by few, and tolerated by many. He shakes dust from his coat and offers two possible fates for our digital darlingâa bit like a preacher giving you heaven or hell, but with more charts and fewer hymns.
Amp (AMP) has dropped to a whopping $0.0033 on Tuesday, down by over 77% from its highest level in November last year. Its market cap has slipped from over $965 million to a mere $283 million today. Yeah, that’s a pretty big ouch đł.
