After 107 Liquidations, Tate’s Back for More Bitcoin Punishment

Our old friend Lookonchain, a monitoring resource with a distinct lack of optimism regarding Mr. Tate’s financial acumen, reports that the man has once again sauntered up to the roulette wheel. He has opened a long position on 57.36 Bitcoin, a sum that would make a minor potentate blink. The price is hovering around $65,500, which is all well and good. However, the liquidation price is a mere $300 away, at $65,216. A trifling sneeze in the crypto winds, and he’ll be reaching for his wallet with the speed of a man who has just remembered he left the gas on.

Couple Pulls Off $229K Fraud Caper That No One Asked For

Per the DOJ, these two went full‑tilt criminal‑crafts mode: stealing mail, scooping up personal info, and taking over bank accounts like they were signing into a shared Netflix profile. Except instead of arguing over who watched what, they just drained the accounts and ran up credit cards. Adorable.

The Fed’s Latest Drama: A Plot Twist Nobody Asked For

The rate hold itself was about as shocking as discovering that water is, in fact, wet-markets had already priced in a 97% chance of it. But the dot plot and Warsh’s first performance at the press conference? Ah, that’s where the plot thickened, twisted, and possibly tripped over its own hem.