Demons & Dollars: Crypto Wars in DC as DeFi Demons Defy Capitol Hill!

ā€œAh, yes,ā€ chuckled one Democratic senator, channeling their inner bureaucratic demon, ā€œthese crypto anarchists are clearly Republican plants. After all, who else but GOP goblins would oppose mandatory know-your-customer rules in a sector built on pseudonymity?ā€ Meanwhile, industry reps blinked like stunned owls, wondering if they’d accidentally wandered into a Marx Brothers film-or perhaps a particularly chaotic chapter of The Master and Margarita šŸ¦‰šŸ”®

Five Discounted Altcoins That Might Make You Richer (Or Not) Before November 2025

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Ondo (ONDO) is dancing at about $0.71 with a market cap of $2.3 billion-big enough to matter but not enough to make everyone jealous. It once soared over $2, but now it’s playing hard to get. Support lines have tested it like a stubborn teenager, which might mean it’s ready for a growth spurt. Resistance between $1.17 and $1.70? That’s the line in the sand. Ondo’s big ambition? Tokenizing real-world assets-basically turning your granddad’s antique teapot into digital gold. Long-term growth potential? Think of it as a seed that might someday grow into a tree-if it doesn’t get eaten by bugs.

Fed Governor Calls Bitcoin ‘Electronic Gold’ – But Is It Just a Fancy Pebble? šŸ’°

ā€œLook, I’ve always said Bitcoin was going to end up being something like electronic gold. It’s a store of value. It promises no return. It’s just… you buy it and hold it for some appreciation. That’s exactly what you do. It’s commodities like gold. That’s it. There’s nothing wrong with it. It has a positive price. It doesn’t have any fundamental value. I don’t think gold has really any fundamental value either,ā€ Waller said, as if he’s explaining quantum physics to a toddler. šŸ§ šŸ‘¶