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The ETF, that financial ballet, has seen 11 days of retreat from its throne, only four blinks of hope in a sea of despair. On November 18, a record $523.2 million fled like frightened doves, while Fidelity’s FBTC wept rivers of red ink-$356.6 million on one day, $256.7 million on another. A carnival of losses, indeed.

Oh, the rate of Bitcoin (BTC) has descended by 0.64%-a number so small it’s almost a joke, yet it haunts the hearts of investors like a specter. 🧠

Kenya, with its freshly inked Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) Act, now watches as Bitcoin ATMs sprout like weeds in Nairobi’s malls. These kiosks, cheekily branded “Bankless Bitcoin,” taunt regulators who still hold their licensing pens in suspense. One might call it poetic justice-or perhaps a bureaucratic slap in the face.

Fidelity introduced the Fidelity Solana Fund (FSOL) on Tuesday, positioning it as the firm’s third spot crypto ETF and its first to incorporate staking. The fund begins trading on NYSE Arca at a moment of heightened competition in the Solana ETF segment, which remains relatively young but is rapidly attracting new issuers. 🏃‍♂️💨

His latest data breakdown? A three-layered cake of chaos: futures, spot, and on-chain. In the futures realm, he sighs, “Whales have swam off to sunnier waters 🐠, leaving retail to play dress-up with BTC. The internal flow profile? A ghost town. No more big players staking their coins like crypto Tinder profiles.”

Michael Saylor’s Strategy, ever the bold adventurer, bought 8,178 BTC for $835.6 million at a price that’s now looking less like a genius move and more like a dare to the market. 🤪📉

Virtual Assets LLC, his brainchild turned alleged laundromat for ill-gotten gains, allegedly conspired to cleanse $10 million tainted by the grime of wire fraud and narcotics trade. From August 2018 to May 2025, the machinery of this scheme whirred relentlessly, its gears oiled by the naivety of victims and the cunning of criminals. 🚨

By Shayan

Back in September, STRK was chilling around $0.12, minding its own business. Fast forward to today, and it’s made the digital equivalent of a glow-up. Like, STRK’s market cap was flirting with $500 million, and boom-introducing Bitcoin staking on their network. Who knew crypto could get this spicy?