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The XRP Army-a chorus of believers, if one may use so austere a term-rushed to applaud the proclamation beneath the post, while the market contends with the stubborn threshold of 1.40 dollars.

Incinerated all tokens-$370 million worth of digital confetti-and committed 50% revenue to buybacks, because why hoard gold when you can toss it into a bonfire while shouting “transparency!”

In a statement that’s basically a legal mic drop, the CFTC said their lawsuit is a direct response to Wisconsin’s complaints against Kalshi, Polymarket, Crypto.com, Robinhood, and Coinbase. Because, you know, federal oversight is like the cool parent who lets you stay up late, while Wisconsin is the strict aunt who says, “Bedtime at 8 PM!”

According to Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, the real MVP here isn’t geopolitics-it’s MicroStrategy’s relentless Bitcoin buying. Like a toddler in a candy store, they’ve just dropped $7.2 billion on BTC in eight weeks. Wow, who needs fiscal responsibility?

In an interview with Bloomberg, Galaxy’s chief, Mike Novogratz, asserted that Hyperliquid (HYPE) helped them dodge an even grimmer fate, a claim one might deem as neat as it is convenient for a man who talks with a candlestick in one hand and a balance sheet in the other.

The announcement, made under the neon lights of Las Vegas on a seemingly ordinary Monday, was not merely a fanfare of new features, but rather the pièce de résistance of a live proof-of-reserves system-a transparent showcase of Block’s corporate Bitcoin holdings. One might say it is akin to opening the curtains in a dimly lit theater, revealing the stage where the drama of finance unfolds.

• Bitcoin dominance creeps toward 60%, as if the altcoins were fleeing a plague, leaving XRP to fend for itself in this cruel, unforgiving market.

State Street, with a flourish of its quill, announces its tokenized fund servicing platform in Luxembourg by year’s end, 2026. Another custodian, you say? Yes, but this one waltzes into blockchain with the grace of a cat burglar in a cathedral. Fund services, they proclaim, are going on-chain-as if the chains of tradition were not heavy enough already.

This spectacle, though somber, doth improve upon the previous act: a stark $482,000,000 loss in Q4 2025. Moreover, Galaxy granteth unto CoreWeave its first data hall, a milestone as the edifice passes from the scaffolding of construction to the theatre of revenue, where the slightest cue might yield a chorus of coins.

Apparently, Bitcoin and Solana are having their moment again, and no, it’s not just because someone misspelled “Solana” on Twitter. According to Santiment, retail investors are frothing at the mouth like a cappuccino machine on overdrive. Late 2025 levels of FOMO? Darling, we’re practically in the future!