Ethereum’s New Upgrade: Hegota? Sounds Like a Disco!

Ethereum developers have finally given a proper name to post-Glamsterdam 2026, calling it “Hegota.” The name is a combination of Execution-Layer Bogota and Consensus-Layer Heze, and it is expected to arrive shortly after Glamsterdam in 2026. Good luck pronouncing it-my cat does it better. 😼

HYPE Plummets 60%: Hyperliquid’s Shiny Aura Fades… Again! 🌩️

The native token of Hyperliquid, that paragon of decentralized perpetuals, has plummeted by a staggering 60% from its September zenith, a descent as dramatic as a falling star in a twilight sky. Yet, the crypto world, ever eager to anoint new kings, was convinced that Hyperliquid would not only supplant centralized exchanges but ascend to the heights of parabolic glory. 🚀

Crypto Chaos? White House Preps for January’s Big Blockchain Blowout 🚀

In a world where social media is basically the new official government briefing (we’re not joking), Sacks tweeted from his secret lair that a markup-because what’s more exciting than a meeting with bipartisan promises?-is scheduled for January. Mark your calendars, or don’t, because all you really need to know is that these guys are planning to slap labels on different crypto goodies: digital commodities (go CFTC!), investment contracts (hello SEC!), and stablecoins that are probably less stable than your aunt’s Wi-Fi. 📱

Bitcoin Lenders Spill the Beans: Ledn’s Open Book Report 🕵️♂️💰

In a move that screams, “Look at me, I’m transparent!” Ledn, one of the globe’s most prominent bitcoin lenders, has unveiled its Open Book Report. This document, as dry as a martini but twice as revealing, lays out the nitty-gritty of its BTC loan book, collateral levels, and loan-to-value ratios. The inaugural report boasts $868 million in outstanding loans, backed by 18,488 BTC, with every last satoshi verified by The Network Firm LLP. Because, you know, trust but verify. 🔍✨