Fear and apathy have taken center stage, with the hive mind of crypto analysts doing a collective mea culpa. Investment narratives have shifted-a Dante-esque journey from “Dip, schmip! Buy it all!” to a bar stool philosopher’s musing: “Has this peak overstayed its welcome?” If this were a weather forecast, it’d definitely be “Look out below!”
They let the big money in, and still it just moseys along. Solana’s hoverin’ ‘round $128, just kinda… existin’ between $122 and $145. Not much of a stampede, is it? More like a polite stroll. 🤔
Key points that are probably as clear as mud:
Analysts call Solana the “apex” of blockchains? Sure, if by “apex” you mean “the only one still standing after the party ended.” 🧠 According to CryptoRank, Solana’s still the king of the hill, even as meme coins take a nap. 😴
In a move that’s as bold as a Coward quip, DTCC has announced a partnership with Digital Asset Holdings and the Canton Network to bring U.S. Treasury securities onchain through tokenization. The SEC, ever the cautious chaperone, has given its blessing. How utterly civilized! 🍾
BTC, like a toddler with a remote control, spiked by three grand in minutes, only to crash back down as if it remembered it’s still 2025 and nothing makes sense anymore. The chart? A Picasso of panic. Rejected at $90k? More like rejected by basic human logic.
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Meanwhile, the world’s financiers are entranced by shiny metals-gold surpassing $4,300 an ounce, silver nudging past $66-trading in whispers of trust as if it were a secret society. But Bitcoin, the digital dandy, wobbles at $87,000, swaying like a tipsy aristocrat, down 6.4% in a week. Schiff, ever the cautious critic, suggests that this spectacle of volatility isn’t the sign of a resilient currency but a warning: “Jumping from the frying pan into the fire,” he quips, as investors clutch their smartphones and wallets, uncertain whether they’re chasing digital dreams or losing more than they bargained for.
Investors are fleeing Pi Coin faster than a toddler at a family reunion. 🤢 The once-bright future now looks like a dimly lit alley with a “No Entry” sign. 🚧
Gilbertie shared that launching an XRP ETF felt like ‘finding the one pair of jeans that actually fit after trying on 50,’ because he’s been deep in the crypto weeds (literally, probably, if he’s into derivatives). Bitcoin? He’s followed that for years. XRP? That’s his jam, and he knew this ETF was a ‘no-brainer,’ even if most people still think it’s a fancy new energy drink.
