In a development that would have Bertie Wooster reaching for his trusty notepad (and Jeeves raising a quizzical eyebrow), Plume, that dashing Layer 2 blockchain, has bagged itself a Class M digital asset license from the Bermuda Monetary Authority. Jolly good show, what?
Now, let’s not forget the last time Zcash went on a bender. Back in the halcyon days of late last year, it rocketed from a modest $50 to a jaw-dropping $700 in two months. Sure, the entire crypto market was high on optimism back then, but this recent surge? It’s like showing up to a funeral in a clown costume-unexpected, to say the least.
Apparently, $589 is the magic number XRP must pirouette to, in order to support a staggering $73 trillion in annual settlements, all while maintaining the poise of a basis point. How utterly exhausting, darling.
So, Copper’s been playing hard to get, but now they’re ready to settle down-for $500 million, no less. Two sources (who totally didn’t whisper this over a martini) say they’re shopping themselves around like a crypto Cinderella. Wall Street’s own Cantor Fitzgerald is playing matchmaker, because nothing says romance like a good old-fashioned M&A.
As part of the deal’s completion, I observed that SoftBank’s representatives on the XXI Board resigned, which was a standard procedure outlined in our shareholder agreement. It was simply a matter of following the pre-arranged terms as the transaction finalized.
Data from CryptoQuant analyzing the total netflow of UNI on Binance reveals a growing number of periods with net outflows, coinciding with the UNI price dropping towards its lowest point in the recent cycle.
The price of XP briefly dropped to around $0.042 by May 19th, but it’s now starting to increase again. The crypto market tends to keep moving, especially when there’s a compelling story driving interest.
People in the crypto world are excited that South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has signed a new law making it easier to use cryptocurrencies in the state.
Consider, if you will, the case of OpenServ’s token, SERV, which has seen fit to ascend a staggering 27% in the course of a single day. The catalyst for this exuberance? A proclamation from the project itself, boldly asserting that its SERV engine, when coupled with DeepSeek v4 Flash, can outstrip Google’s Gemini 3.5 Flash model at a fraction of the cost. “Enterprise-ready” AI infrastructure, they declare, with all the modesty of a peacock in full display. And the crypto traders? They devour such claims with the voracity of a society matron at a gossip-laden tea party.
It’s worth emphasizing that this project is more than just a typical meme coin. MEPU has a practical use within the game: players can spend it on things like weapons, character customizations, special abilities, and other improvements to enhance their gameplay experience.