Bitcoin ETFs Flee $363M, Ether Funds Suffer $76M – What Now? 💸

One cannot help but observe that the week began with a most unflattering dip for both bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds, as investors, ever the fickle suitors, chose to trim their exposure following a period of volatile flows. Monday’s numbers reveal a most disheartening trend, with no ETF spared from the crimson hue of losses. 📉

JPMorgan at Ripple Swell? The Plot Thickens! 🎩🐍

Wall Street’s finest are circling the wagons! 🤹♂️ JP Morgan’s entry joins a star-studded lineup including BlackRock’s Maxwell Stein (tokenization’s answer to Captain America), Citi’s Ryan Rugg (who probably owns a vest made of crypto memes), Fidelity’s Cynthia Lo Bessette (the “I ♥ Digital Assets” queen), and State Street’s Kim Hochfeld (cash’s last stand). The agenda? Stein’s debating Moody’s about tokenized capital markets-because nothing says “party” like a spreadsheet showdown. 📊

Is XRP About to Explode or Just Another Rollercoaster? Hold $1.91 and Pray!

XRP historical volatility chart

The XRP chart isn’t just a pretty squiggle; it’s a cautionary tale scribbled in digital ink. Analysts, ever the gloomy bunch, warn of a dreaded wave-B correction-which, in layman’s terms, means another stomach-dropping plunge. Remember 2018? When XRP’s price stumbled nearly 80% from its peak of $3.84? Yeah, that wasn’t fun. It’s like watching your favorite team choke in the final seconds. Again.

Shiba Inu’s Potential Rebound: Could SHIB See a Comeback or Is It Just a Fad?

Ah, Shiba Inu (SHIB) – the meme coin that could… until it couldn’t. Despite sporadic flashes of price increases, SHIB has been on a rather tragic decline since the dawn of 2025. A meager $0.00001223 per coin (yep, you read that right), marking a 42% drop from its New Year high. Market cap down to $7.2 billion, and meanwhile, MemeCore (M) and Pepe (PEPE) are laughing all the way to the bank as they start to catch up.

A Scandalous Proposal: Bitcoin in 401(k)?

Verily, this decree might expand the investment horizons of 401(k) plans to include such exotic fare as Bitcoin and other “alternative assets,” thereby bestowing upon the common man portfolio choices hitherto reserved for the gilded elite.