Solana: Crypto’s Bazaar or a Fool’s Gold?

Nine public companies versus BNB Chain’s two companies signal growing institutional confidence in Solana’s network and tooling. 🤝📊

Nine public companies versus BNB Chain’s two companies signal growing institutional confidence in Solana’s network and tooling. 🤝📊

Bitcoin toddles near $111K as global investors, in a frightful panic over fiat debasement, dash back to stodgy old hard assets. This ‘debasement trade,’ you see, is all about snatching up scarce treasures like gold or Bitcoin, hedging against governments playing silly-billy with debts, deficits, and printing presses. What a circus!

ASTER is the wild child of the DeFi world, throwing parties with high-leverage, high-risk, high-emoji (💥) antics. 🎉💥
Versan, in a recent X post, urged investors to “hoard their XRP like a dragon guards gold.” Why? Because it’s the “foundation of the next financial system” or, as he puts it, “the digital collateral that’ll save us all from the impending fiscal apocalypse.” 🐉

Ah, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), the illustrious Ethereum-centric treasure trove supervised by none other than Fundstrat’s Thomas Lee, has broadened its horizons by snatching over 200,000 shiny tokens-approximately $800 million, no less! Such vigor! 😮

Bitcoin (BTC) hit its ATH just a couple of weeks ago on Oct. 6, 2025-but the exact number depends on who you ask. On Bitstamp, the peak clocked in at $126,272, while Deribit edged slightly higher at $126,307. 🤷♂️

By Shayan, the modern-day Nostradamus of blockchain.

Gemini, the crypto exchange backed by the billionaire Winklevoss twins, has launched a Solana-branded edition of its Gemini Credit Card with automatic staking for SOL rewards. Because nothing says “financial empowerment” like trusting your savings to a blockchain that’s faster than a squirrel on espresso. 🧠

It must be admitted, despite the recent gloom and doom-and the market tumults akin to a battlefield-the brave Chainlink persists in its descent, having fallen beneath a descending trendline after October the tenth, when the markets were agitated beyond normal bounds, and some dear investors experienced a precipitous drop of more than twenty percent.