XRP: The Crypto Scam That’s Still Making Waves?

On the digital bulletin board of X, Ryker unleashed his wrath, declaring XRP the most audacious con he’s ever seen. A token with “absolutely nothing” but a market cap as inflated as a balloon at a toddler’s birthday party. He hinted at Ripple’s monthly escapades, releasing coins like a magician pulling rabbits from a hat, all while the rest of us stare in disbelief.

Bitcoin’s Melancholic Tango with the Strait of Hormuz

HYPE’s 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) has soared above 70, a number that sends the uninitiated into paroxysms of “overbought” hysteria. How tiresome. The RSI, that momentum oscillator, merely signals strong bullish momentum-a suggestion, not a decree. Yet, the masses cling to their narratives like a liferaft in a sea of uncertainty.

Pizza or Billionaire? The Wild Ride of Bitcoin’s First Bite

Today marks the 16th anniversary of this gloriously bad decision, and what better way to honor it than by laughing at the fact that those pizzas are now worth more than most small countries? Let’s recap: in 2010, Laszlo spent $41 on pizza. Fast forward to 2026, and those same pizzas are valued at over $770 million. Moral of the story? Always check the future value of your toppings.

Crypto Tax Chaos in South Korea

According to the arcane rules of South Korea’s National Assembly petition system, the motion surpassed 50,000 signatures at around 11:23 a.m. local time on Thursday, thus ensuring that the proposal would be reviewed by a parliamentary committee, no doubt with all due haste – or not.