As proclaimed on a slightly chilly August 28th, once the diligent bureaucrats give the nod, Luxxfolio will have a splendid opportunity to offer a smorgasbord of financial instruments up to CAD$100 million “aggregatum” style. 🥳
In 2017, folks cried tears of joy when BTC hit $1,000. By 2025? That’s barely enough for a bag of organic quinoa. Sorry, inflation.
As revealed by Tether in a website announcement, its stablecoin USDT will be coming to the RGB protocol. RGB allows users to create, send, and manage smart contracts directly on the BTC blockchain. Because nothing says “innovation” like making Bitcoin do the cha-cha. 💃🕺
The pronouncements came, naturally, from the Board of Directors, those wise and discerning souls who spend their days contemplating the ebb and flow of capital. They have declared their intention to purchase these “LINK” tokens – a curious name, reminiscent of links in a chain, binding us all to the inexorable march of modernity – and then, as if that weren’t enough of a gamble, attempt to *profit* from them. It is a spectacle to behold, this confidence in the ether.
This growth, one must confess, is not merely the fluttering of retail speculation but the stately waltz of enterprise adoption. Payments, tokenized deposits, and cross-border transactions now grace Stellar’s ledger with the grace of a well-matched marriage. Unlike certain hyped assets-ahem, those with less decorum-Stellar has, with admirable restraint, built its legacy on compliance and financial-grade propriety, thus attracting the attention of banks, fintechs, and remittance providers, all eager to partake in its refined society.
The U.S. Department of Commerce, in a dramatic flourish worthy of a stage play, announced on Aug. 28 that it has immortalized the second quarter 2025 gross domestic product (GDP) data within the hallowed chains of the blockchain. This unprecedented step began with the July 2025 data, which, in a twist of fate, revealed a robust 3.3% annualized growth, according to the revised estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). The officials, ever the dramatists, hailed this as a watershed moment in the government’s flirtation with blockchain technology. The Department of Commerce declared:
Basically, it tracks four big categories: your daily grind streaks (because who doesn’t love a streak?), liquidity providing (ooh, sounds serious), NFT holdings (because everyone loves their digital art), and some bonus tasks that are probably as exciting as watching paint dry-thanks, ecosystem partners! 🥱
For six weeks straight, Ethereum ETFs have been like, “Hey, let’s actually do the thing,” while Bitcoin ETFs are still trying to figure out how to stop being the “I’m too cool for school” type. 💸
A bullish pattern on the ETH chart predicts a rally to $10,000, with $5,000 as the critical resistance level. 💸
On a day not so long ago, August 28th, USDT’s issuer Tether, with the bravado of a merchant who just invented a new coin, announced their plan to introduce their sturdy stablecoin onto the RGB protocol-a newly minted tool designed to give Bitcoin more than just a pretty face and some scarcity stats.
