Charles Edwards: Bitcoin’s Bargain Hunt – But Not Quite a Steal Yet!

Speaking to Joe Shew of the Crypto Consulting Institute, Mr. Edwards opined that Bitcoin is “closer to the bottom than the top,” a sentiment as clear as the weather in London. He cites on-chain metrics-those modern-day horoscopes of finance-as suggesting promise, though the price action remains as unconvincing as a jazz band in a tea shop. One might say the market is “constructive for long-term holders,” though the precise definition of “constructive” appears to be a matter of spirited debate.

BTC’s Golden Future: $1.5M Coins in 15 Yrs? Scaramucci’s Wild Claim!

During a recent chat on the PBD Podcast, Scaramucci-man with a mouth like a cannon-declared Bitcoin the “largest by far” chunk of his portfolio. And when the price took a nosedive, he was out there like a hound on a scent, buying more coins. Seems he’s got a long game in mind, though I reckon his patience could rival a frog waiting for a fly in a drought.

Valve Rejects Gambling Claims in New York Loot Box Lawsuit

The lawsuit claims that opening cases in Counter-Strike 2 is similar to gambling on a slot machine. Players buy cases hoping to win cosmetic items, and the game uses a spinning wheel to randomly determine what they receive. While these items don’t affect gameplay, they can be resold for real money on online marketplaces.

Bitcoin’s $71k Gambit Against Dollar and Oil

A stronger dollar can tighten global financial conditions and often weighs on risk assets such as equities and cryptocurrencies. Higher oil prices-both Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate are hovering around $100 per barrel-reinforce inflation concerns and heighten expectations of interest-rate increases. Higher rates also detract from the attraction of such investments. One wonders if the market is merely playing a cruel game of musical chairs.