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CryptoQuant’s GugaOnChain just spilled tea on Bitcoin’s latest move. Imagine a pie chart where mega-whales (those with over 10,000 BTC) are like, “Oops, I’m selling 25.51K BTC,” but then the sharks (100-1,000 BTC crew) are there like, “Y’all take it! I’ll take 37.92K.” Meanwhile, the 1K-10K BTC crowd is sipping coffee and scooping up 9.57K BTC like it’s a clearance sale. It’s like watching a heist movie where the bad guys are the ones buying the diamonds.

Eleanor Terrett, our trusty chronicler of Capitol Hill’s follies, reports that Senator Tim Scott and his Republican comrades have gone silent, leaving the crypto world in a state of suspense thicker than a Gorky novel. Friday, the supposed deadline for announcements, came and went like a forgotten holiday, effectively slamming the door on April’s hopes. The Senate recess looms, and with it, the specter of inaction.

The North Carolina Blockchain and AI Initiative is throwing a party in the halls of Congress, and the bankers are all, “What’s the occasion?”

So, is DOGE finally ready to break out?

The American spot Bitcoin ETFs, with a persistence that borders on the absurd, have extended their winning streak to eight days, amassing a modest $223.2 million on Thursday. This, it seems, is taken as a sign of robust demand, though one might wonder if it is but a fleeting mirth in the grand comedy of the crypto market’s recovery.

In a document so serious it could make a statue weep, the BPI argues with fervor that dastardly money launderers and nefarious terrorist financiers are using cryptocurrencies more often than a drunkard uses fine wine to dull his senses. They lament that while banks must don their armor of legal obligations, crypto businesses prance about without such burdens-like jesters in a royal court!