The whole saga blew up after ClawdBot rebranded to Moltbot, a decision Steinberger claims was forced by trademark concerns raised by Anthropic and then twisted by crypto promoters into a grand rebranding saga.
In a brief post on X, ZachXBT points to John Daghita, known in certain circles as Lick, who carried off over forty million from the government’s seizure addresses. His father, it is said, runs CMDSS-Command Services & Support-an enterprise with a living contract to help the U.S. Marshals in the handling and disposal of seized crypto. Yet how John slipped from kin to kleptomaniac remains as murky as a riverbed after snow, a riddle with no answer in the weather’s own handwriting.
Starting immediately, one cannot transfer assets into isolated margin accounts for these pairs, and margin borrowing will be suspended on Jan. 28. After the deadline, all open positions will be closed, and the pairs will be permanently removed from Binance Margin. It is as if a stern housekeeper has entered the room and said, with a shrug and a sigh, that certain entertainments have run their course.
Gazing at the daily chart, XRP seems to have feasted near a 2.41 summit and now nurses a hangover in the pale light between 1.85 and 1.95. The recent low of 1.811 murmurs of support, but as volume thins in the descent, the ascent reads less like a triumphant chorus and more like a graceful, if rueful, collapse.
Bitcoin continues to honor its grand boundaries, as one honors a noble feud.
In a rather amusing press release, Kalshi revealed its newest hire, John Bivona, as the company’s inaugural Head of Federal Government Relations. One can only imagine the boardroom discussions: “Let’s get someone who knows how to charm the bureaucrats!” Bivona, a political strategist with over 20 years of experience, previously played the role of the charming liaison at the Department of Homeland Security during Biden’s administration. Quite the pedigree for working with the masses, wouldn’t you say?
Our dear friend Bitcoin (BTC) seems to be having a rather unexciting day. Its price is practically glued to yesterday’s closing bar, as if it’s afraid of stepping out into the big, scary world!
While gold and silver ascended to giddy heights-$5K and $110, respectively-Bitcoin plummeted to $86k, threatening to retest its recent nadir of $80.6k. One can almost hear the wails of the crypto faithful, their HODL mantras now whispered in despair.
a credit risk rating of “1-2” or higher from designated agencies, and issuers whose total bond issuance reaches the 100 trillion yen minimum. It is a precise crafting of guardianship, as if the state were shaping a shield for the currency’s future.
This was nearly the same haul as in Q3, a stubborn echo that rubs the jaw a little: a year of buying that rivaled the appetite of central banks, as gold climbed to new summits and broke the old, polite thresholds. The metal’s mood is bold; the mood of the markets, perhaps, is fatigued and amused in equal measure.