Now, November’s got a bit of a reputation. It’s like the secret sauce for Bitcoin’s rise. Since 2013, Bitcoin’s average return during November has been a whopping 46%. So with Bitcoin hitting its stride and fresh piles of cash flooding in, things are looking up. But enough about the obvious. Let’s get into the altcoins that are making waves right now:
”@SpaceX just moved 281 $BTC ($31.28M)-custody, thy name is chaos.”
– Lookonchain (@lookonchain) Oct 30, 2025 🚀💸
But then Trump spoke. And when Trump speaks, things change. Mostly because he says things. Immediately. Reversing all the negative sentiment. It’s like he has a magic word. Or a really good Twitter account manager. Whoever it is, they’re getting a bonus.
At the time of his dramatic tweet (posted, no doubt, between sips of overpriced kombucha), Bitcoin was lounging at $112,000. Not quite “J.P. Morgan rich,” but close enough to smell the cigars. Birb chirps (pun intended) that with ETFs buzzing and panic fizzling faster than a soda in the desert, the coin’s not dead-just coiling like a snake eyeing a mouse. A breakout? Perhaps. Or perhaps the market’s just catching its breath before the next panic attack.
September, a month of profound and perhaps portentous activity, bore witness to two seismic tremors in the ledger of gold: the first on the 6th, when the age consumed metric (a measure not unlike a miser’s diary of wealth’s passage through time) swelled to a staggering 502 million, and the second at year’s close, where it soared to 603 million. One might imagine the heavens themselves blinking in surprise at such figures, save for the fact that July’s lofty 804 million still looms like a predictably smug patriarch.
Apparently, the Long-Term Holders – those patient souls who bought when Bitcoin was, well, practically nothing – are suddenly deciding it’s a good time to cash out. Thirty days. 325,600 BTC offloaded. A veritable fire sale! They’ve been accumulating for months, all noble and stoic, and now… profit-taking, they call it. I call it a bit unsettling. 🙄
Here’s the deal: Cocoon lets GPU owners (yes, those fancy graphics cards you can’t afford) rent out their computing power to the network. In return, they get paid in Toncoin (TON), which is basically blockchain’s version of Monopoly money. 💰 Meanwhile, developers and companies can use this power to run AI programs without begging Amazon or Google for permission. Take that, Big Tech! 🤖
In a motion titled, “Recognizing the Strategic Potential of Bitcoin – Preserving Freedom through Restraint in Taxation and Regulation,” they want to make sure that Bitcoin doesn’t fall under the EU’s strict crypto-asset rules. The document, led by MP Dirk Brandes, declares that Bitcoin is unlike other “crypto-assets” (because clearly, it’s special) and warns that any attempts to regulate it too much would kill innovation. They even go so far as to call excessive regulation a threat to “financial freedom.” 🎉 Who knew a decentralized digital currency could be the champion of liberty?
Here we stand, folks. Bitcoin has taken a nosedive like a turkey in November, yet clings onto the trusty support level of $112,000 like an old man clutching his favorite fishing rod. Market prophets tell us this little dip is just a classic pre-FOMC hiccup, and let’s be honest, nothing sinister is lurking in the shadows. It’s merely a floor test-nobody’s changing direction, just trying to locate the nearest restroom!
Solana’s relentless charade in wooing the stuffed shirts of finance roared louder this week, with Grayscale Investments, that colossal peddler of digital baubles, declaiming on Oct. 29 that their Grayscale Solana Trust ETF (NYSE Arca: GSOL) now prances across NYSE Arca. Behold, their maiden staking-enabled exchange-traded folly under the SEC’s fresh fiat, bolstering their dominion in the regulated digital farce! 😂
