Enter the hero of this rollercoaster ride: Japanese government bonds. Yes, you heard that right, bonds. Market expert Shanaka Anslem has waved his sword at what he calls “the weapon” behind this latest fiasco. And if you think he’s kidding, think again.
This may signal a bleak prophecy of relative strengthlessness, accompanied by an alarmingly vacant market of Ethena aficionados. Market sentiment, in the hopeful glow of a flickering candle wick, seemed barely tepid, and losses outgrew recovery prospects like an ill-mannered child refusing to tidy their toys after bath time.
According to a pointy-headed caveman from the looooong-forgotten tribes of Lookonchain (who used something called “X posts” to broadcast their findings), BitMine dropped $19.8 million for 7,080 ETH on a particularly dreary Monday. And then, like a parent buying a lottery ticket after losing the last one, they went and grabbed another 16,693 ETH for $50.1 million on Saturday. 🤑
Now, you’d think that the U.S. would be the king of snooping. Well, you’re right, sort of. The U.S. topped the charts with requests, but get this-over half of the requests came from other countries! Germany’s in the lead, making the U.S. look like a bit of an amateur in the world of snooping. 🇩🇪
And lo! It fell beneath the sacred $90,000 gateway, fleeing like a sinner from divine judgment! The $92,000 zone now looms overhead-cold, indifferent, a fortress of rejection. Resistance, they call it. I call it the wall of despair. 😒
Yes, the firm that once viewed Bitcoin with the disdain of a butler spotting dust on the silverware now embraces crypto with all the enthusiasm of a debutante at her first cocktail party. Why the change of heart, you ask? Oh, merely “persistent demand” from investors-translation: We couldn’t ignore the screaming any longer. A spokesperson, bless their diplomatic soul, informed CryptoMoon that crypto ETFs will henceforth be treated like gold-presumably meaning shiny, heavy, and occasionally used in jewelry, though with considerably less aesthetic appeal.
Currently, BraveNewCoin reports Solana is at $130-slightly below mid-range, but still above the magic line of major weekly support. This spot’s a bit like a crossroads for the price-make the right move, and it could be off to $150. Make the wrong move, and, well, maybe we’re heading back to a place with less excitement (and less liquidity).
Apparently, there’s this hidden-buying spike (yes, it’s as juicy as it sounds) that’s the biggest we’ve seen this cycle. On-Chain Mind (the Sherlock Holmes of crypto) says it’s like a secret party where the cool kids are buying while the rest of us are doom-scrolling. 🕵️♂️✨ Meanwhile, the market’s like, “Oh no, the sky is falling!” and these big players are like, “Pass the dip, please.” 🍟
He depicted a history of Bitcoin’s cycles-a pattern of ascent, a reckless parabola that rises so steeply one wonders if gravity itself has given up-and then, inevitably, the plunge. His analysis was a sort of cryptic confession: yes, Bitcoin might still surge past that tempting $250,000 mark-like a prize pig at the county fair-if only it could survive a brutal correction first. Honestly, it’s as if Bitcoin has a penchant for throwing temper tantrums right before the big finale. 🎭
Shiba Inu (SHIB), once the darling of the crypto carnival, now lags behind its peers-Ethereum, Bitcoin-like a forgotten cousin at a family reunion. Its market cap, once a robust $20 billion, has shriveled to $4.6 billion. A tragedy, or perhaps just the universe’s way of saying, “Enough with the memes.” 🤡
