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It is a partnership that has been hailed as a significant step forward in the world of crypto, and one that promises to bring about a new era of informed trading decisions. For too long, traders have been forced to rely on outdated and unreliable data, but with Coinbase and Perplexity AI joining forces, those days are behind us 🙌.

Jameel Khalfan, Head of Ecosystem Development at the SUI Foundation, and MacLane Wilkison, co-founder and CEO of Threshold Labs, delve into the exciting collaboration between tBTC and Sui in a recent episode of the TopMob Podcast. They explore the unique advantages of tBTC as a synthetic bitcoin asset that enhances DeFi capabilities, allowing users to generate yield and borrow against their bitcoin holdings. The conversation covers the recent launch of tBTC on Sui, its initial success, and the future developments that promise to further integrate Bitcoin into the DeFi ecosystem. Listen now for an enlightening discussion on how this partnership is poised to reshape the landscape of digital finance. 🎧

Here’s some news that will have even your grandma regretting she swapped her crypto wallet for Beanie Babies: 100% of circulating Bitcoin addresses are in profit now. That’s right, literally everyone is “in the money,” according to the crypto think-tankers at IntoTheBlock. (All 19,910,000 BTC. That’s almost as many ‘Wen Lambo?’ posts as there are stars in the sky.)

The measly four percent elevation in the token’s price over the last 24 hours—was it a true resurrection, or the final lash of a drowning man? Speculators rattle their chains, hungry for omens. Is this the long-awaited surge, or merely the prelude to another melodramatic collapse?

According to the ever-reliable CoinMarketCap, Dogecoin has climbed from a low of $0.1715 to a peak of $0.1848 within the last 24 hours, a move that could only be described as a “renewed rally.” As of the moment, the meme coin is trading at $0.1802, marking a 3.56% increase. Traders, ever the enthusiastic bunch, have pushed the volume up by a staggering 99.74% to $1.74 billion, a clear sign that the coin is not just a passing fad but a serious contender in the crypto world. 📈

Behold: the notional open interest (OI) has clawed its bitter way up to nearly $98 million from $71 million—since the June 27 quarterly expiry. A 38% rise in two weeks! The record of $102.3 million, set June 24, trembles in anticipation (or terror). In contract terms, OI rose by 26% to 42,414. Remember: XRP on Deribit multiplies by 1,000, because ordinary math is for mortals.

In his latest update on X, Sun encouraged followers to begin utilizing a system that incorporates both sTRX and TRX Vault, emphasizing the potential for enhanced, multi-layered returns by staking TRX.

But seriously, folks, this is big news. Bitcoin has been hovering below the $110K mark for weeks, and now it’s finally broken through. And it’s not just Bitcoin that’s benefiting from this surge. Oh no, the whole crypto market is getting a boost. 🚀

La prédiction de Kibar reprend la séquence de consolidation qui a inversé le cycle baissier de 2022. Un inversement de tête et d’épaules classique s’est achevé début 2023, avec des creux à environ 17 600 $ (épaule gauche), 15 500 $ (tête) et 19 500 $ (épaule droite). La cassure au-dessus du cou a envoyé Bitcoin à 31 400 $. Immédiatement après, le prix a stagné dans un rectangle de six mois délimité par un support de 25 000 $ et une résistance de 31 400 $. La résolution finale vers le haut a propulsé le marché vers l’objectif implicite du rectangle de 38 000 $, validant deux projections classiques consécutives en moins d’un an. Par la suite, le prix du Bitcoin a augmenté progressivement. En dessous de 73 700 $, BTC s’est consolidé dans un coin descendant, se terminant par une cassure vers 109 000 $.

Nearly half, driven perhaps by visions of digital utopias where rubles have been replaced by bitcoin (minus the vodka stains), claimed that crypto payments might—just might!—be the bread and butter within the next decade. Yet, in an utterly predictable plot twist, only 2% actually allow crypto past their gates right now. The overwhelming majority remain chained to legacy systems, perhaps afraid that Satoshi himself will inspect their ledgers. The usual ghosts haunt their boardrooms: wild price swings, shadowy regulations that change faster than a Moscow train schedule, and a workforce that views “blockchain” as something you use to lock your bicycle.