In the past five years, this pattern of negative correlation-currently at -0.43-has reared its head four times. Summers of 2021 and 2024, both of which saw Bitcoin limping back from lows, as if it had just remembered it’s a blockchain not a roller coaster. Crypto’s reputation as a leveraged, high-beta tech asset-like that one friend who always overpromises-continues to be tested by these antics. 💸
Meanwhile, this zone has become a bit of a magnet for traders-like moths to a flame-focused on where the magic (or mayhem) might take us next. It’s the kind of support level that makes you wonder if Ethereum just has some emotional attachment to it. Or maybe it’s just tired of falling. Either way, it’s holding strong, like your grandma on her daily walk.
It’s official: U.S.-based spot XRP exchange-traded funds are making quite the splash. Since their launch on November 14, they’ve posted 13 consecutive days of net inflows, which is like the crypto version of winning the lottery, if the lottery was actually real.
This move, my dear reader, is not merely a shift-it is a confession, a belated acknowledgment that the world has spun far beyond the confines of rubles and ledgers. The crypto market, once scorned as the playground of dreamers and schemers, now beckons even the most stoic of institutions. VTB, with its newfound zeal, promises to offer both retail and institutional customers a regulated gateway to this digital Eldorado. But one must wonder: is this a leap of faith or a desperate lunge to stay relevant? 🧐
WLFI, that enigmatic soul, is displaying a shift in momentum as its price action strengthens above key technical levels. A hidden bullish divergence has emerged, as subtle as a whispered confession in a moonlit garden. The retest of the point of control, successful and dignified, reinforces the notion that the market is transitioning from neutral to bullish-a transformation as inevitable as a Russian winter. ❄️
Here’s the scoop: Fusaka brings us three major things (or so they say). First up, PeerDAS, which now unlocks an impressive 8x data throughput for rollups-because who doesn’t love more data? This means rollup-based layer 2 networks can now publish more to the network than your aunt can post pictures of her cats. Next, there are UX improvements via the R1 curve & pre-confirmations. (Yes, I’m still trying to figure out what that actually means.) Finally, it’s all about prepping Ethereum for scaling, gas limits, and whatever other buzzwords are still hot in the world of blockchain. Oh, and they’ll keep monitoring for issues over the next 24 hours, so don’t worry. Someone’s on it!
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According to the company’s blog (a modern-day manifesto of promises), SKR is to be a governance and incentive token. For whom, you ask? Why, for the toilers of the digital realm-users, builders, and operators of the platform. A token to rule them all, or so the fairy tale goes. 🧙♂️📜
Mr. Oreshkin, with all the serious gravitas of a man announcing the end of the world, claims that tens of thousands of Bitcoins “effectively flow abroad”-though how exactly they do that without crossing a border is a puzzle for the ages, or at least for the next cryptic memo from the Kremlin. Industry estimations have Russian miners producing somewhere in the vicinity of 55,000 Bitcoin in 2023, with a sad little rebound to about 35,000 in 2024, all while generating close to a billion rubles a day. A tidy sum, but still a far cry from “big country” status, unless you’re counting digital sheep.