Trust Wallet Loses Trust: 36k Users Told to Panic (But Don’t Worry, It’s Just 0.016%) 😂

Trust Wallet, that paragon of digital reliability, has issued a dire communiqué to its beleaguered users, urging them to migrate their funds posthaste. The crisis? A browser extension mishap so trivial it’s barely worth mentioning-unless you’re one of the 0.016% of users who dared to log in during the fateful three-day window between Christmas Eve and Boxing Day 2025. The company, ever the optimist, assures us this is a “limited incident,” which in crypto-speak means “we’re all doomed, but let’s pretend it’s a feature.”

Ethereum’s Epic Transaction Surge: Is It a Bubble or the Future? 🚀💥

While Ethereum (ETH) may be lounging about 1.5% lower than its previous high from last month, it sauntered into 2026 with the confidence of a cat who just caught a laser pointer. With year-to-date figures showcasing a robust 5.5% uptick, the tableau of onchain metrics is nothing short of a fireworks display, with daily transactions breaking records like they’re going out of style.

Bitcoin Glides Elegantly at $90K Amid US-Venezuela Drama-Oh, What a Surprise! 😏💰

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Just a moment ago, our dear President, in a tone that might be expected of a gentleman with too much confidence, addressed the public, hinting perhaps at further adventures against Mexico-further evidence that international relations are as predictable as a Regency ball. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s president and his wife have apparently been “transported,” which could be taken as either a sign of remarkable efficiency or an appalling breach of diplomatic etiquette. 🕴️🚔

Ethereum: $3,500 or Bust? 🚀💰 The Crypto Rollercoaster Continues!

Open interest, the number of open positions (both long and short), has had a bit of a workout lately, spiking like a teenager’s enthusiasm for TikTok. This indicates more liquidity, volatility, and, let’s be honest, drama in the derivative market. But here’s the kicker: ETH’s open interest is lounging around $20 to $21 billion, well below its previous peak of $30 billion. So, while it’s not exactly a snooze fest, it’s also not a forced-liquidation apocalypse waiting to happen near $3,000. Phew! 😌