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As of Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025, the Bitcoin Knots clients didn’t just shuffle past the quarter mark; they swaggered up to 25.45%, according to the infallible Coin Dance node metrics, which probably have a sense of humor too. Admirers clutch their pearls at Knots’ no-nonsense policies, its delightful habit of tossing out useless transfer baggage as if it were last season’s socks. Such austerity measures are said to keep Bitcoin’s monetary backbone rigid as a stiff vodka shot, while tossing in diversity like a mad hatter’s tea party-right before the fireworks promised by Bitcoin Core version 30.

In a world where tweets carry the weight of prophecy, one Darkfost-a modern-day soothsayer-revealed the secret lives of Ethereum’s faithful. Since the great price plunge from $4,000 to $1,500, investors have swapped their fear for wallets, moving their ETH off exchanges like a peasant fleeing the city for the countryside. 🏃‍♂️💼

El Salvador, the country that decided “why not?” to make Bitcoin legal tender, is once again leading the charge in what can only be described as a financial roller coaster. This time, they’re about to shake up their investment system with actual Bitcoin banks. No, really. Bitcoin banks. As in, you might soon be able to stroll in and ask for a loan… but it’s probably going to be in crypto, not cash.

Despite XRP’s valiant attempt to conquer the resistance, its journey remains fraught with peril-particularly between $3.00 and $3.10, a realm of great contention. Should the asset dare to close above $3.10 with the force of true conviction, it might just accrue the courage to challenge its annual zenith, peaking acrobatically toward $3.40. Yet, if it falters, the faithful orange EMA line at $2.81 and the stalwart 200-day moving average at $2.50 would play the role of the sanctuary.

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What you got there is buyers fin’ly rolling up their sleeves, pushing back after weeks of a slow, creeping slide like a tired mule on a hot day. Stellar broke through a line that’d been holding it down, like a fence the rancher forgot to fix – selling had been dragging on, but now it’s over. The $0.34 mark stood its ground like a stubborn barn door in a storm, giving this rise a solid place to stand.

Bitcoin is like that person who just got a nice promotion and is enjoying the perks but still can’t help but look over their shoulder-testing the waters near its resistance level at $116,000. While there’s some caution in the air, the market seems to have a generally bullish attitude…for now. Some oscillators, however, are throwing in a bit of skepticism. Could we be headed for a short-term break? Stay tuned.

Behold, the launch of Gemini Space Station-or, as it’s known in some circles, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins. The Nasdaq debut was nothing short of a spectacle, with $425 million raised in its initial public offering, and no, it wasn’t a mistake.

Imagine, if you will, a dormant whale-the kind of majestic beast that lolls lazily beneath the surface-who, having tossed but a mere $300 morsel into the ICO pond back in 2017, now finds itself swimming among millions, basking in fortunes fit for a Roman emperor. Meanwhile, BNB dances on the waves, breaking new all-time highs as if mocking the very concept of stability.

In the midst of the crypto carnival, data reveals that this little rollercoaster ride is powered by short-term holders (STHs) scrambling to get their hands on more of this spicy token. 💥