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The price didn’t even take a coffee break after that transfer. Buyers showed up like relatives at Thanksgiving, shoving more turkey (read: ZRO) onto the plate. No hesitation, no eye-rolling-just a collective shrug and a “Why not?”
So, Saga’s EVM chain is currently catching some Z’s after a smart contract exploit decided to play Robin Hood (minus the whole “giving to the poor” part). The investigation is on, and the remediation team is probably fueled entirely by cold pizza and existential dread.
👍 According to our social data, XRP has fallen into ‘Extreme Fear’ territory. Small retail traders have become pessimistic toward the #5 market cap cryptocurrency after a -19% drop since the high back on January 5th. Historically, this high level of bearish commentary leads to…
In a recent missive on X, Smith revealed her foremost concern: protecting open-source developers from the legal equivalent of a bear trap disguised as a butterfly net. She brushed aside the recent delay in the bill’s markup-prompted by Coinbase’s abrupt withdrawal-as a mere “temporary setback,” a phrase that might have made Jeeves raise an eyebrow.
On a chilly January morn, Ripple and Binance, those two titans of the digital realm, announced that RLUSD, Ripple’s U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, would waltz onto the Binance stage for spot trading. First up, Ethereum, with the XRP Ledger (XRPL) integration promised like a distant relative who’s always “coming soon.”
Behold the spectacle: Brian Armstrong, Coinbase’s CEO-less a figure of finance and more a provocateur-barging into a debate with François Villeroy de Galhau, the venerable guardian of France’s central monetary flame. The game? To decide who truly rules the money kingdom in a world where digital nets outmaneuver nation-states-oh la la! Villeroy lauded the old guard, asserting that central banks possess the democratic credentials and accountability that make them trustworthy. Armstrong? He simply shrugged and declared Bitcoin’s independence-no issuer, no master, just pure, unadulterated code reigns supreme.
Bitcoin (BTC), the cryptocurrency equivalent of that friend who promises to show up but often doesn’t, has been trading above its weekly uptrend line since 2023. This suggests that despite recent volatility resembling a roller coaster designed by a particularly sadistic engineer, the long-term structure is still intact. It seems buyers are valiantly defending this level as if it were the last cookie in the jar, even as momentum has decided to take a leisurely vacation.
PiChain Global, that enigmatic architect of digital realms, has unveiled an update to its PCM Wallet-a symphony of ads, streaks, and referrals, where users trade their time for the illusion of wealth. The change, a dance of daily ad views and seven-day check-ins, maps points to PCM tokens, a currency as malleable as the wind.
“We’re pretty well through the down cycle here,” she says, because nothing says “confidence” like comparing a cryptocurrency’s fluctuation to a toddler’s temper. “It will be the shallowest four-year cycle decline in Bitcoin’s short history,” she adds, as if the coin’s entire existence is a poorly attended Broadway show.
Donald Trump, in an interview with his reflection, apparently proposed acquiring Greenland as if it were a shiny new toy to fix his crypto portfolio, which is perhaps as stable as a drunkard’s promise.