Crypto’s Hidden Scapegoat: Who’s the Real Culprit?

Tushar Jain, ever the drama queen, posted on X that “it feels like a big forced seller is in the market,” as if the market were a haunted house and he was the first to scream. “We’re seeing systematic selling during specific hours,” he added, because nothing says “I’m a financial genius” like citing “specific hours.” 🧠

Pudgy Penguins Plot a Financial Heist: Will $0.00122 Be Their Golden Egg? 🐧💰

PENGU has waddled straight into its fortress of safety-a demand zone so legendary, it once made the stock market throw confetti. Fyre’s chart shows these penguins defending their base like it’s a royal bakery, repeatedly bouncing between $0.0073 and $0.0075. Momentum indicators? They’re curling upward like a cat chasing a laser. Sellers are losing steam faster than a snowman in July. 🌡️

JPMorgan: Crypto Giant Faces $11.6B Meltdown if Excluded!

Michael Salyor’s Bitcoin buying machine could face a reckoning that could wipe out more than 20% of its total market cap. On Wednesday, November 19, analysts at JPMorgan warned of the impending decision that could exclude Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) from MSCI’s passive funds. 🚨

Coinbase’s Ethereum Loans: The Crypto World Just Got a Little More Chaotic

Brian Armstrong, Coinbase’s CEO, went ahead and shared this “big news” with the world, proving that even in the middle of market madness, there’s always room for a little more optimism. The takeaway? Ethereum holders on Coinbase might actually have a reason to smile, especially with a product that’s meant to “expand” crypto loan services. But, is anyone really surprised at this point? They’ve been milking that crypto cow for a while now.

India’s Crypto Tango: Govt vs RBI 🤹♂️💰

MoneyControl, that oracle of business gossip, claims the Ministry of Finance will “present its case” in the Survey-a case as fragile as a moth’s wing. Meanwhile, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra, draped in the robes of prudence, scoffs at the notion of crypto’s grandeur:

SEC’s Paul Atkins Dials Down Enforcement by 30%-Because Why Not?

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In a report that seems almost too good to be true, Cornerstone, in its infinite wisdom, announced that, compared to fiscal year 2024, the SEC has been far less diligent in keeping those pesky public companies and their subsidiaries in line. How could this happen, you ask? Well, apparently, this reduction in vigor is nothing short of “consistent with the general pattern for other fiscal years when the SEC administration changed.” Ah, yes, it’s all so predictable, isn’t it? The circle of SEC life! 💼