Bitget, a crypto trading platform so large it needs its own postcode, has tossed its hat in the prediction ring: Pi Coin could touch $1,000 by the year 2030. (That’s just three leaps, two forks, and one quantum-computed blockchain away for those keeping score.)
This gargantuan movement, first spotted by the eagle-eyed blockchain analysts at Arkham, has sparked a frenzy of speculation and debate across the market 🤔. The transfer, which involved multiple batches of 10,000 BTC each, was concluded within hours, leaving onlookers bewildered and wondering about the whale’s intentions 🤷♂️
In a new op-ed for Time, Jones suggests that while we can all clap and cheer for the wonders of technology, we should also have a good, hearty debate about the societal cost of these game-changing gadgets. It’s like getting a new toy, but then realizing it eats all your cookies and tells your mom you did it.
Never one to miss out on global spectacle, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva charmed the crowd at the New Development Bank’s soirée by floating a juicy proposition: a BRICS bloc trade currency! The aim? To puncture the dominance of old-school powers and their deeply touching habit of prescribing economic “austerity” to the less fortunate (how original!).
And so, xStocks trading activity went from boom to bust, with daily volumes plummeting by a whopping 93% 📉.
Economist and gold aficionado Peter Schiff, that most vocal of Cassandras, has taken to the digital soapbox to warn of an impending sharp selloff in the U.S. dollar, Treasuries, and stocks. This impending doom, he avers, shall be precipitated by a resurgence of trade tensions and inflationary risks, a toxic cocktail that shall set the markets aflutter like a murder of crows taking flight.
Robust institutional demand and evolving U.S. policy frameworks are driving forecasts for bitcoin to achieve all-time highs in the second half of 2025. Geoff Kendrick, Global Head of Digital Assets Research at Standard Chartered Bank, stated in a July 2 report that bitcoin could reach $135,000 by the end of Q3 and rise further to $200,000 by the end of the year. He affirmed the bank’s projections:
There it sits, this enigmatic Hyperliquid, just below $40—close, but stubbornly not there, about 12% shy of its moment of unrestrained glory. To the casual eye, the price does not tremble. But under this respectable façade, a heart beats rapidly. A mere $220 billion in volume last month, as if counting kopecks before a czar’s ball, and now we behold the sum of $1.1 trillion. Dominance? 75% in decentralized perps space. Protocol revenue? Why, it’s earning over $1 million each day—enough to make Dostoevsky quit gambling (almost).
Pepe (PEPE), the second-largest Ethereum (ETH) meme coin, has dipped to the modest sum of $0.000010, a far cry from its lofty perch in May. However, let us explore the three most compelling reasons why this digital denizen of the meme world is poised for a spectacular rebound.
According to various sources, Robert Kiyosaki, author of ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’, expressed his views on Twitter on July 5th. He criticized individuals he referred to as “losers” for predicting a Bitcoin crash in order to generate clicks. Instead, Kiyosaki suggested that such warnings discourage potential long-term investors who might otherwise hold onto Bitcoin.