Galaxy Digital, that monolith of cryptocurrency wizardry, eagerly declares a job well done, having played the humble role of facilitator in what is dubbed “one of the largest notional bitcoin transactions in the annals of crypto.” But how quaint, isn’t it?
India’s crypto policy is stuck in a Kafkaesque maze of “regulatory limbo,” where policymakers, like lost tourists, cling to outdated statutes ever since the Supreme Court lifted the central bank’s draconian banking ban in 2020. Arvind Alexander, a senior legal counsel at Hashed Emergent, lamented that this state of affairs “breeds chaos” and stifles India’s aspirations to become a global crypto powerhouse. 🚀
With a squeak and a squeal, Solana has burst out of its cozy little corner, knocking over resistance barriers like a kid in a candy shop. The volume’s skyrocketing, the on-balance volume (OBV) is singing the tune of real money coming in—no fairy dust, just pure, unadulterated cash flow. And guess what? It’s just tested the $180–$185 region and made it its new best friend.
In the hallowed halls of the Lok Sabha, where the echoes of debate resonate with the weight of history, the Minister of State for Finance, Pankaj Chaudhary, stood forth to proclaim the triumphs of fiscal vigilance. With a gravitas that belied the absurdity of the endeavor, he announced that the tax on virtual digital assets (VDAs) and cryptocurrencies had yielded a bounty of ₹269.09 crore in the fiscal year 2022–23, and a staggering ₹437.43 crore in 2023–24. 🤑📈 And yet, the figure for 2024–25 remains shrouded in mystery, as the deadline for income tax filings has not yet passed. Ah, the suspense! Will the coffers overflow, or will the crypto wizards outwit the taxmen once more?
But what mysterious forces lie behind this meteoric ascent? Ah, the plot thickens with the kind of intrigue that only a Gogolian narrative could muster.
This mysterious genius, mining through the Solo CK pool (which, correct me if I’m wrong, sounds exactly like my luck at any casino), solved block 907283. That thing had over 4,000 transactions and squeezed another $3,436 in block fees. So you’re telling me—I can barely win a free coffee on a scratch-off, but this guy rakes in BTC for fun?
The event started on July 19, when Winklevoss publicly criticized the JPMorgan Chase choice of charging financial technology firms to access customer bank data. The action, as Bloomberg reported, has alarmed most people in the cryptocurrency and fintech communities. Winklevoss cautioned that such fees would break fintechs that third-party services use to connect the bank accounts of users with crypto exchanges such as Gemini. It’s almost as if JPMorgan wants to keep all the fun to themselves 🎉🔒.
ENA’s journey has been nothing short of a thrilling rollercoaster ride. According to data from TradingView, the token broke through previous resistance levels at $0.36 and $0.47, a feat that would make any investor’s heart race. Prior to this upward breakout, ENA had been contentedly consolidating between $0.24 and $0.36, much like a cat napping in a sunbeam.
According to the sage Hougan, the arcane forces that once spun the yarn of these cycles have lost their merry strength—one might say they’ve been sipping cough syrup rather than performing their usual acrobatics. Even the hallowed Bitcoin halving has shrunk, as he jests, falling in significance by half with each iteration like a sad magician’s disappearing act.
“A global policy shift has happened,” Bin Saqib told CryptoMoon in an exclusive interview. Wow, thanks for breaking it down, Captain Obvious. 🙄 Apparently, this epiphany struck Pakistan in November 2024 when they decided to regulate crypto. And guess what? They’ve already got 40 million crypto wallets. That’s more wallets than episodes of *Seinfeld* I’ve rewatched. 🖐️💼
