After enduring months of lower highs and the relentless pressure of sellers, XRP’s price finally slowed its descent, as if exhaling a long-held breath. Momentum, once a relentless beast, now hesitates, and volatility, that fickle companion, begins to shrink. Perhaps the sellers, having grown weary, have found their resolve faltering. 😅
ETH is back, baby! After a late 2025 beatdown, it’s now strutting around the $3,000 mark like it owns the place. 💃 The charts? Oh, they’re spicier than a bowl of Spaceballs’s “May-the-Schwartz-be-with-you” soup! 🍲 Ethereum’s compressing under resistance thinner than a Young Frankenstein accent, and stabilizing above support levels more reliable than a Brooks punchline. 😂 The 50 EMA? It’s getting tested harder than a History of the World, Part I script. 📈
In a dramatic twist, Japan has announced that it will slice those pesky taxes on certain cryptocurrencies down from a staggering 55%. The government officials must have had a moment of clarity in their sushi-induced epiphany!
Turns out, investors are side-eyeing this rally harder than a mother-in-law at a family dinner. 👀 Closer inspection reveals demand is weaker than a wet paper bag. 📉 Is this uptrend just a crypto mirage? 🏜️
Our esteemed co-founder of Ethereum, Mr. Buterin, commenced the new year with a missive that bore no mention of forks, deadlines, or roadmaps. Instead, it seemed a pause-a sigh from one who perceives the world rushing headlong into folly.
According to CoinMarketCap (the Wikipedia of crypto, but with fewer typos), DOGE’s trading volume shot up 41.53% in the last 24 hours, hitting $1.55 billion. That’s right, people are trading DOGE like it’s going out of style-or like they’re trying to outrun a bear market. 🐻 Meanwhile, the price ticked up 7.8% to $0.1279, which is basically the financial equivalent of a participation trophy. 🎉
Under President Trump’s… let’s call it a continued administration, Washington has developed a sudden and suspiciously enthusiastic fondness for crypto. Industry-friendly people are now in all the right chairs, nobody’s yelling at crypto firms quite so much, and banks are being cautiously allowed to hold people’s digital coins. It’s all set up for a potentially important year for US crypto policy, if the world doesn’t end first. ☄️
The drop in losses is but a mirage, masking the eternal truth: users are their own worst enemies. Code, it seems, is far less fallible than the flesh-and-blood creatures who wield it. 🤹♂️💸
Ripple’s XRP is finally green, which is like seeing a ghost-unbelievable but oddly comforting. Before this, it lost its fourth-place crown to BNB, dropping faster than a hot potato in a sauna. 🥔🔥
Moynihan, with the grace of Puck and the sagacity of a seasoned scholar, expounds upon the virtue of robust employment rates and burgeoning wages, proclaiming that these are the sagacious sirens that lure the righteous course of consumer indulgence. “If the companies of our land embrace their workforces and lavish them with a handful more coins, then, dear souls, their coffers will open wide, and America’s economic heart shall throb with vigor.”
