Yesterday, the numbers screamed louder than a clumsy priest at a parishioner’s funeral. According to Cryptoquant, a rather dutiful analytics Svak, the XRP burn metric leaped by more than 36 %. One can only imagine the officers in the Bureau of Currency recalibrating their ink pens in disbelief.
A quick recap, because even in the world of crypto one prefers a well‑structured drama:
Investors can now hold Bitcoin within standard brokerage accounts, wealth management platforms, or as part of larger institutional investments. While this doesn’t change Bitcoin’s price swings, and careful research is still essential, it does make it simpler to compare Bitcoin’s performance to traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and other investments.
According to Yonhap News Agency (the galactic gossip column of the crypto world), OKX and Korea Investment & Securities are each aiming to grab 20% of Coinone. The exchange is expected to issue new shares for the transaction, ensuring that the current management can keep their jobs and their sanity-for now.
Cardano News Today: Whales Now Control 67% of Total ADA Supply A significant portion of Cardano’s ADA – almost 67% – is now held by a small group of large investors, known as whales. This is the highest concentration of ADA held by these whales since 2020. Despite the token’s value dropping nearly 71% over … Read more
Gemini Space Station Inc., the celestial body of the crypto world (currently orbiting the bankruptcy sun), has been on a downward spiral since its IPO. Market volatility? Check. Investor concerns? Double check. But fear not, for the Winklevoss Capital Fund has swooped in like a pair of billionaire batmen, ready to save the day-or at least their own wallets.
According to the filing, this fund is tailor-made for stablecoin issuers. You know, those folks who promise your digital money is as stable as a Jenga tower in a wind tunnel. And guess what? JPMorgan’s own Kinexys Digital Assets (KDA) is behind the blockchain infrastructure. Because nothing says “innovation” like a bank building its own digital playground.
Matt Luongo, founder and CEO of Thesis (the venture studio behind projects like Mezo, tBTC, and Lolli), wrote this article. A software developer with a long history in Bitcoin – he’s been building on the technology since 2014 and previously co-founded Fold, a company now listed on Nasdaq – Luongo’s current work stems from his own experience trying to secure a mortgage using Bitcoin. This led him to recognize the need for a better credit system within the Bitcoin ecosystem. Thesis has received funding from prominent investors including a16z, Polychain, ParaFi, and Pantera. Luongo frequently shares his insights on topics like self-custody finance, Bitcoin-based lending, and the future of financial services.
Now, the Yankees and the Dragons are locked in a fandango of wires and widgets, each aiming to be the top dog in this here AI circus. Anthropic, bless their hearts, insists the Stars and Stripes gang mustn’t let the Red Team sneak past ’em.
