Webus International Limited (WETO) just dropped the mic with their latest announcement: Wetour now accepts XRP and RLUSD. Yep, you read that right. No more waiting for your beachside piña colada while your payment processes. This is a game-changer for anyone who’d rather spend time sipping drinks than staring at loading screens. 🍹⏳
And get this, he’s claiming banks already have loyal customers. Loyal! Like a dog that won’t leave your side. They’ll just add crypto to their menu-easy peasy. Of course, I’m sure they’ll do it without causing a single headache. Maybe they’ll even bake you a cake. Or not. But the point is, these fat cats have already changed the landscape. And I gotta say, it’s not exactly good news for the tiny startups, trying to shake their way into the scene. It’s a giant game of Monopoly, and guess who’s buying up all the properties?
Today, Bitcoin’s price chart reads like a love letter to bulls, with key technical indicators painting a picture of unwavering optimism. The daily chart shows BTC flirting with the upper boundary of a bullish flag pattern, a formation that suggests the start of a new romantic chapter-or, in financial terms, a significant upward move. The 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at around $113,400 acts as a sturdy floor, while a bounce off the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level near $113,678 adds a touch of poetic justice to the story.
This month, Ethereum has done what any self-respecting blockchain would do when feeling particularly frisky: smash records. Half of its all-time top ten busiest days now belong to August, thanks to an avalanche of transactions so impressive it might make even the most stoic accountant weep with joy. The ascent began in early to mid-July, when the seven-day average leapt from a modest 1.38 million to a positively giddy 1.73 million by August 7. Meanwhile, the 30-day average hit 1.5 million on July 31, because why stop at mediocrity when grandeur is within reach?
As the sun rose over the first two quarters of 2025, the Tron (TRX) blockchain became a bustling marketplace, bustling with the kind of activity that would make a beehive look like a sleepy Sunday afternoon. The daily transferred volume indicator shot up like a jackrabbit, a staggering 67% increase year-over-year, according to the oracle of on-chain research, CryptoQuant. It’s as if everyone suddenly decided that moving USDT on the TRON network was the new national pastime. 📈
For four days straight now-since August 5th-Dogecoin has been wagging its tail upwards. This little mutt had hit rock bottom at $0.188 on August 3rd, but like any good underdog story, it’s clawing its way back up. And wouldn’t you know it, the big dogs are sniffing around too. According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, whales gobbled up 230 million Dogecoin in just 24 hours. That’s enough DOGE to fill a virtual doghouse or two. 🐳
World Liberty Financial (WLF), une plateforme de finance décentralisée (DeFi) soutenue par la famille Trump, fait un pas audacieux vers le monde des sociétés cotées en bourse. Le projet de cotation, qui conservera ses jetons natifs WLFI, vise à lever environ 1,5 milliard de dollars. Selon Bloomberg, cette annonce du 9 août 2025 marque un tournant pour le projet, qui fusionne pouvoir politique, ingéniosité financière et technologie blockchain. 🌐🔥
For those who’ve been living under a rock, El Salvador was the first country to make Bitcoin a legal tender back in 2021. Now, they’re taking it up a notch by integrating Bitcoin into everyday finances. It’s like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole, but hey, who needs logic when you have innovation? 🤷♂️💡
Onchain data reveals that Hayes offloaded 2,373 Ether (ETH), worth roughly $8.32 million, when the token was trading near $3,507. A tidy profit, you say? Indeed! But as fate would have it, Ether decided to throw a little party shortly thereafter, rallying like there’s no tomorrow. And what does our intrepid trader do? He marches right back in, armed with $10.5 million in USDC, ready to scoop up ETH at prices above $4,150. That’s right, folks-he paid more to get back in than he sold for. Ah, the sweet smell of remorse… or is it ambition? 🤔
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