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Apparently, the bear market is still sipping its latte and scrolling through Instagram, completely unbothered. Deeper losses? Oh, they’re coming, honey. Buckle up, because this rollercoaster hasn’t hit the final loop yet.

Remember when BullX was raking in $200 million in fees like it was Monopoly money? Those were the days. Now, it’s more like a garage sale where no one’s sure if the stuff for sale is even real. Users are frantically checking their wallets, trading histories, and reward points, only to realize they might as well be counting clouds. The Discord announcement-yes, a Discord announcement-has everyone convinced this “pause” is just a polite way of saying, “We’re done here. Bye.”

Three separate transactions turned the coin’s ledger into a three‑piece pizza slice-no, we’re not talking about profits, we’re talking about fresh pockets of XRP now forthin. The first hit: 500 million XRP, a tidy grab worth roughly $666.07 million. The second slid in 400 million, about $532.86 million, and the final 100 million made its grand entrance at $133.21 million.

A hacker known as 0xflorent reported on X (formerly Twitter) that the recently recovered Ether (ETH) originally belonged to 48 people who invested in the Hong Coin (HONG) project. Hong Coin was a decentralized venture capital effort that didn’t succeed because it failed to raise enough money and never launched.

Apparently, this isn’t just a fluke. It’s all thanks to a wave of institutional interest (read: grown-ups with deep pockets) and strong ETF inflows. Plus, Hyperliquid is still the cool kid on the blockchain, leading the way in on-chain derivatives. Who needs a promotion at work when you’ve got HYPE, right?