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Salary, taxes, the whole bureaucratic ménage, shall be converted to the cryptocurrency du jour, and lodged with whatever digital receptacle Tashiro fancies. A fantastical notion, perhaps, but one rooted (or entangled) in their ambition for “shareholder-oriented management”—whatever century that concept hails from. Sarcasm aside, if the boat capsizes, at least the shareholders go down together, pockets jingling with invisible coins (and not a lifeboat in sight).

On the fateful day of July 8, 2025, Trump Media & Technology Group—yes, *that* Truth Social—decided to spice things up with the launch of a “Crypto Blue-Chip ETF.” This ambitious fund has not one, not two, but FIVE cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and—brace yourselves—Cronos (CRO). Yep, you read that right. CRO is rubbing elbows with the likes of Bitcoin. Talk about an upgrade from the crypto basement!

Bitcoin, the ever-resilient phoenix of the crypto world, has risen from its recent pullback and now stands firm above the $108,000 threshold. However, beneath this surface of strength, a subtle but significant shift is occurring in the options market, a shift that echoes the familiar whispers of past summers. 🍃…

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Indeed, a staggering $418.15 million worth of RWAs are now active on Solana, marking a new ATH for the blockchain. This translates to over 150% growth within the last 90 days, a development that signals accelerated interest, adoption, and usage. It’s as if Solana has suddenly become the belle of the ball, and everyone wants a dance. 🕺💃

According to a Stellar release, aka an X handle that shares updates to the Stellar ecosystem, Stellar Core v23.0.0rc2 is now live. This release contains all the protocol changes for the protocol 23 CAPs (CAP-62 to CAP-70, except the rejected CAP-64) and is a release candidate for protocol 23, which will be promoted to “stable” if the protocol 23 upgrade is successful on testnet.

Somewhere in the gray morning, beneath the trembling leaves of Wall Street, the titans grind their teeth and shuffle digital coins like peasants shuffling rubles in the old days. Wordlessly, the invisible hand of BlackRock – that eternal clerk – sidles toward a prize so storied that even the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto might be stirred from his cryptographic nap. Yes, with their diligent ETF IBIT, BlackRock is within a bare stroll of possessing more Bitcoin than the great Satoshi himself. Remarkably, not a single samovar was shattered in the process.

The plan? Utilize Bitcoin not only as a treasury asset but as capital to acquire revenue-generating businesses. Although details remain under wraps, the possibility of entering Japan’s digital finance sector has sparked excitement within the crypto community, with one observer calling the move “next-level adoption.”

Not content with the ordinary, our modern storytellers (the so-called CEOs), such as Ray Youssef of NoOnes—whose name sounds suspiciously like a forgotten character in a Russian novel—have piped up: