Ron Paul Blasts Washington’s ‘Boom’ as Debt-Fueled Sugar High

The ever-so-optimistic Ron Paul explained that booms based on monetary “stimulus” usually end in the most predictable way-bankruptcies, inflation, and a painful reset. After all, fake growth demands a real correction, and if this is indeed the “biggest” boom, the payback might be just as enormous. He pointed to the post-2008 era of zero rates and quantitative easing, calling today’s economic cheerleading a rerun of past bubbles. History, after all, is so fond of repeating itself.

Stablecoins vs Banks: The Greatest Showdown That Never Was! 💸🤡

In a delightful blog post dated the 16th of September, Coinbase wave a dismissive hand towards concerns that stablecoins sneak off with your hard-earned dollars like some digital highwayman. Apparently, community banks remain unscathed, ticking along quite nicely without a stablecoin-induced swoon.

China’s Crypto Tycoon Poised to Drop $500M – Will Bitcoin Survive the Charade? 🤡

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According to whispered rumors in shadowed corridors and the more mundane reports filed with regulatory sages, Next Technology boasts a princely hoard of 5,833 BTC. Their March 2025 10-Q, a document as thrilling as a late Victorian drama, lists the book value of their Bitcoin treasury at an eyebrow-raising $480 million-because what’s a few hundred million between friends?

🚀 BTC: The Calm Before the Crypto Storm? 🌪️

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Bitcoin, stubborn as a donkey in a ditch, traded around $115,500 at press time, unchanged on the day but up 3% over the week. Daily trading volume hit $44.3 billion, though the momentum feels as sluggish as a Sunday afternoon nap. 😴

KindlyMD’s Stock Takes a 55% Dive After CEO Tells Short-Term Investors to Bail

Healthcare company KindlyMD saw its stock drop by a jaw-dropping 55% on Monday, September 15, following CEO David Bailey’s not-so-subtle suggestion that investors who weren’t into the company’s long-term vision should just “exit stage left.” The stock had been cruising at $2.78 on September 12, but crashed down to $1.24 just a few days later. And you thought your weekend was rough.