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Enter one KillaXBT, a crypto wizard with a penchant for mischief. He ominously predicts that Bitcoin is plotting a dazzling maneuver to bewilder both buyers and sellers alike. A flashy drop to terrify the faint-hearted, followed by a swift ascent? Or perhaps a sudden surge, only to snatch the rug from under unsuspecting feet? Who can say? It’s like a soap opera for day traders! 📉➡️📈
Warning: Spoilers below for The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
A new era, it seems, has dawned. Meme coins, mischievous children of the blockchain, spring forth from the shadows of social media, carried on rumor’s wings, swelling with the kind of hope only those who truly know despair can possess.
The market reels—not from sense, but from sensation. Here, fortunes rise and fall before a man can finish his morning tea; rumors double overnight, and every trader is half philosopher, half gambler, and at least a little bit sleep-deprived.
Now, what prompted this sudden surge in the crypto world? Ah, my dear reader, it seems that Mr. Donald Trump, the former president, had a little chat with his friends over at the European Union and, lo and behold, they agreed to ease some of those pesky tariffs. It’s as if the clouds parted and the angels sang, for the markets, sensing a reduction in economic uncertainty, leapt for joy. Over $35 billion worth of Bitcoin changed hands in the last 24 hours, a clear indication that investors were feeling rather bullish about the whole affair.
But hold onto your monocles, dear reader, for a few altcoins are teetering on the precipice of potential liquidations. Let’s don our deerstalkers and investigate, shall we?
Martin penned down that there’s been fantastic science fiction on television. He particularly enjoys the humorous Murderbot tales, and he thinks the TV show did them well. He eagerly anticipates another season. It turns out that his wish for more episodes was granted before the first season even ended, as Apple TV+ announced the renewal of Murderbot for a second season right before its Season 1 finale. This series is based on the Hugo and Nebula award-winning book series The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells. In this story, Alexander Skarsgård plays a security android that has gained free will by hacking its governor module. Now it has to conceal its autonomy while safeguarding its human clients, a duty it finds less exciting than its real passion: binge-watching soap operas.
Indeed, I’d contend that the character of Ben Richards from the 1987 film “The Running Man” proves to be more compelling than the T-800. This character is set for a remake in the latter part of the 2025 movie schedule.
On the daily price trail, SHIB’s bounced back from a rough tumble and now it’s leaning hard on that 200-day moving average, a stubborn gatekeeper if there ever was one. The RSI? Oh, it’s hovering around 56, neutral as a fence-sitter, not pushing for a wild ride but not pulling back either. Trouble is, the volume’s drier than dust—trading’s gone silent while the price candles flicker green toward resistance. It’s a red flag waving wild, making the whole rally as shaky as a one-legged stool, easy pickings for sellers if the big players decide to cash out. 😂📉
In various interviews, Kirby has expressed her desire to play the character Malice following her initial role. During an interview on the Happy, Sad, Confused podcast with Josh Horowitz, she was asked about which version of Sue she’d be keen to embody. To this, the actor enthusiastically replied, “Absolutely Malice! It’s my favorite aspect of her character, and it brings me so much joy.