CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost released his analysis on Wednesday, noting that the price had adjusted for two weeks following its all-time high of $123,000, dropping about 12%. He says this movement is well within a normal range compared to historical data. “It’s like a squirrel losing its acorn stash-no big deal,” he quipped. 🐿️
So here’s the highbrow version: RAK Properties (listed, respectable, still hasn’t hosted a yacht party with Snoop Dogg) now takes crypto for homes. Gulf Business broke the story, so if you’re thinking this is just a fever dream caused by watching too much CNBC, it’s actually happening. You show up with Bitcoin, RAK gets dirhams-like magic, but less fun at parties. Deal processed via Hubpay and men in suits who ensure no one ends up accidentally buying a timeshare in Neptune.
In the realm of finance, a most remarkable transformation is afoot, driven by digital assets and AI, according to Citi’s latest “Securities Services Evolution” whitepaper. One might say, with the utmost seriousness, that the post-trade industry is at a crossroads, teetering between the old ways and the new, which, if one may be so bold, seems rather alarming. 📈
President Nayib Bukele, ever the romantic, dreams of Bitcoin weaving the golden threads of economic prosperity into the nation’s tapestry. Critics suggest he’s more interested in re-election than economic reform, but let’s not spoil the narrative! 🎭
With $1.3 trillion in deposits and 120 million account holders, Japan Post Bank is basically the financial equivalent of a Godzilla-sized bank. They’re partnering with DeCurret DCP (a company that sounds like it was named by a toddler with a thesaurus) and MUFG (the bank that’s basically the financial version of a superhero sidekick). Their DCJPY? It’s like a stablecoin but with more stability and zero chance of turning into Monero. 😅
XRP: $2.8156 ◢0.32% (Because nothing says excitement like a fraction of a percent change.)
Similar to that nephew who shows up at a family reunion with news of his sudden promotion, Ethereum [ETH] is whistlin’ a sad tune for its once-boisterous testnet, Holešky, chopping its ramshackle tent down in the dusty campsite just a mere two years after its headstart.
The swindler’s reach extended to what we may call the Union of Two Chains-Ethereum and UniChain. Here, it seems, lies a tragicomic joke: assets, suspended between blocks like floating spirits in an opulent, yet flawed, ghost estate.
Voyager, the celestial navigator of this blockchain universe, confirms that the last block, numbered 1961878, was the final whisper before the silence. For the past three hours, no new blocks have emerged, and the transactions, once bustling like a busy market, now stand still, waiting for the dawn to break.
Apparently, South Korea’s government has decided that their crypto scene is just too exciting to keep quiet. Starting next year, they’ll be passing around data about your crypto adventures on exchanges like Upbit and Bithumb. Think of it as the world’s most intrusive family reunion, except instead of embarrassing stories, it’s detailed records of your digital treasure hunts being passed around with the precision of a sleepy cat knocking over a glass of water.