Arkham’s Emmett Gallic, a man who probably knows more about crypto than your Google search history, reported that Bilyuchenko’s “unknown exchanges” now have $114M stashed there. Spoiler: The exchanges are mysterious, the future is bleak, and we’re all just happening to live through this. 🎩
Good Heavens! Hashkey Capital Done Raised a Quarter Billion!
This Root, you see, has constructed a rather elaborate model, the “On-chain Value Map.” It involves things like “Realized Cap” (the collective memory of what investors thought they paid), “Liquid Supply” (the coins people are itching to spend, or perhaps, slightly regretting they bought), and “Coin Days Destroyed” – which sounds suspiciously like a small tragedy unfolding on the blockchain. Every time a Bitcoin moves, a little bit of its digital history vanishes. Dramatic, isn’t it?
In 2017, our hero (aka the analyst) invested $1,200 in XRP at $0.007, amassing 171,428 tokens. Sounds like a genius move, right? Well, yes… until they forgot to sell. The market peaked, the wallet swelled to $770k, and still, they clung to the coin like a lost puppy. Why? “Hesitation and emotional attachment,” they admitted. Translation: They couldn’t bear to part with their crypto soulmate. 💔
And yet, amidst this chaos, a stubborn whisper of hope emerges-an isolated spark of capital flickering in the vast darkness, daring to dream of a comeback. But oh, the irony! The more liquidity flows into the world’s coffers-reaching a staggering $147 trillion-the crypto coins seem to huddle behind digital walls, wary and cautious. Like children refusing their broccoli, investors turn to gold, shining brightly at a lifetime high of $4,420 an ounce, or cling to stablecoins-those digital daredevils claiming to stick 1:1 with the US dollar, because consistency is apparently a trend now.
All told, more than $14 million got snatched up like a pie off a windowsill.
For ages, the crypto industry has been caught in a tangled web of conflicting rules, sometimes outright outlawed, sometimes kissed on both cheeks by benevolent governments, and often left staring into the abyss of ambiguity. But 2025 was the year they finally decided to tidy up – turning confusion into clarity, and chaos into calm. Governments then realized that crypto licensing can be simple, accessible, and somehow still protect your grandma’s savings.
By Shayan, the Great Oracle of Numbers!
Il semble que x402, autrefois un tendre test, se métamorphose en une véritable ruée de paiements, qui ferait rougir d’envie la Reine Mabou. Les grands noms de l’industrie chantent ses louanges, tandis que ses volumes montent en flèche comme une girouette sous un bon vent. 🎻
On 22 December 2025, the fine folks at Bybit made a grand announcement-like dropping a Christmas gift, but instead of joy, it’s a farewell party for Japanese residents. Starting in 2026, their accounts will be gradually put on a diet of restrictions, biologically akin to sending your favorite pet to the naughty corner. If you’re a Japanese resident and receive a residency notice, you’ll need to pass a Level 2 Identity Verification (proof of address/KYC 2)-a lovely little quiz to prove you’re not an alien-by 22 January 2026. Fail that, and your access to bybit.com will be as limited as a beach in winter.
