And get this, he’s using the same strategy he used when he called the 12x at $3.37. Like, what is this, a game of Monopoly? 🎲 He admits the altcoin is going up, but not to $1,000. He’s like, “Dumb money to HODL till $1,000 for us smart money to win big.” 🤑
The surge followed a spot BTC ETF daily inflow of $218.04 million, surpassing $50 billion in cumulative net inflows for the first time since its debut. Imagine that, a mere ETF inflow causing such a stir! 🤯
Sui (SUI) has jumped to a high of $3.3300, a whopping 43% increase from its lowest level in June. One can almost hear the champagne corks popping and the investors rejoicing. But, as we all know, the crypto market is a cruel mistress, and fortunes can change in the blink of an eye 👀.
But let’s get down to business. At the time of writing, VET was trading near $0.0225, and investors were practically drooling over the token, leading to a 45% surge in trading volume 💸. This increase in volume is likely driven by a recent breakout following a price uptick and a shift in overall market sentiment 🤝.
According to an official SEC statement released by Peirce, the regulator’s shadow looms large over the burgeoning sector of tokenized securities. 🕵️♀️
In his most recent market update, Shaco AI pointed out that Bitcoin’s been giving the bulls a nice little wink, closing strong at $111,225.5. The price action has stuck to a clear bullish bias, keeping itself comfortably above the 25-hour SMA ($110,147) and the 50-hour SMA ($109,420). Now, that’s the kind of base-building you like to see—something sturdy, something you can set a nice steak dinner on, if you’re the optimistic sort. 🍖
The largest and oldest cryptocurrency hit $113,313 during the U.S. session, CoinDesk price data shows. It was up 3.7% over the past 24 hours, a testament to its resilience and the unwavering faith of its followers. 📊
On a Thursday best described as “mildly bewildering,” Bitcoin soared to $113,358.50. That’s up 3.65% from yesterday, unless you were asleep, in which case it’s up 96.2% from your last nap, and possibly much, much more from the last time anyone took Bitcoin seriously at Thanksgiving dinner. Apparently, institutional investors—those mythical creatures fond of expensive coffee and even more expensive spreadsheets—are now stampeding into Bitcoin like pensioners on Black Friday.
The company announced on Thursday that it plans to expand quickly, aiming to eventually tokenize more than $200 billion in assets, or about 1% of Japan’s $20.5 trillion property market. That’s a lot of zeros, and one can only imagine the excitement in the boardroom when they decided to throw caution to the wind and dive headfirst into the tokenization pool. 🏊♂️