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Now, throw in some data from top analyst Darkfost, and things get even more interesting. According to him, the 7-day average of BTC outflows from miners is at an all-time low. This means miners are moving fewer coins out of their reserves, which could either mean they’re getting ready to sell, or they’re just really good at hiding their stash. But hey, who knows? Maybe they’re just reorganizing their digital piggy banks. 🐷

Over on the social platform X, the account Onchain Lens spilled the beans about Bitmine (NYSE: BMNR)’s latest haul this week. “Bitmine (@BitMNR) has received 46,255 ETH, valued at $201M, from Bitgo,” the post read. “They now hold a total of 2,126,018 ETH, worth $9.24B.” Can you believe it?!

Imagine this: institutional treasuries sitting on over 1 million BTC and nearly 5% of all circulating ETH. These aren’t just numbers; they’re stakes in a high-stakes poker game where every move influences supply and demand. Who will rise as the Napoleon of this crypto war? And who will be relegated to the footnote of history, clutching their diminishing premiums? 😅

Hosted on the UK government’s website, this petition isn’t just a polite request – it’s a call for a full-on master plan including stablecoin regulation, blockchain adoption everywhere (government offices, tea shops, maybe?), and even the creation of a blockchain “czar.” Yes, a czar-because when you can’t quite spell “minister,” “czar” sounds a lot cooler.

In a recent missive shared via X (formerly Twitter, for those unacquainted with such modern contrivances), the esteemed analysts at Alpha Crypto Signal have declared that LTC exhibits a “robust and healthy structure.” One can almost hear the collective sighs of relief from investors everywhere. It appears that Litecoin is retesting the $112-$115 demand zone-a region so vital, one might mistake it for the heart of England itself. Buying pressure here is anticipated to be prodigious, much like the fervor of an overzealous matchmaker.

The U.S. annual Producer Price Index (PPI), darling, sashayed in at 2.6% for August, a full pirouette below the expected 3.3%. How très unexpected! 💃

MicroStrategy (ticker: MSTR) waved its invite around like it was the hottest ticket in town, only to be told, “Sorry, you don’t really fit in here.” Despite technically being eligible, the S&P 500 index committee decided they’d rather not mingle with a company that treats its balance sheet like a Bitcoin piggy bank.

As crypto majors, including bitcoin, await the U.S. CPI data, smaller coins like PUMP, AVAX, and MNT have advanced 8%-11% in the past 24 hours. The biggest gainer among the top 100 tokens is Provenance Blockchain’s HASH token, which has surged 28%. 🌠

Opensea, ever eager to ride the hype train, confirmed this partnership on X (formerly Twitter, formerly a place where people posted pictures of their lunch). According to their proclamation, Coinbase One members shall receive a 5% boost when they “power up” something called a Treasure Chest. What lies within this chest, you ask? Perhaps gold? Jewels? A lifetime supply of blockchain lingo? Alas, no. Instead, users earn shares in Opensea’s new prize vault and are promised “surprise Shipments” starting September 15. Surprise! 🎁 But don’t get too excited-it’s probably just another JPEG.

Imagine, if you will, a curious device named the “choppiness index,” wielded by an analyst who goes by Checkmate-perhaps a chess player moonlighting as a market-watcher. This index measures bitcoin’s vaudevillian tendency to shuffle sideways rather than dance boldly forward. 🎭