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Meanwhile, attorney John Deaton, a knight in the courtroom trenches, responded with the elegance of a courtroom bard. He revealed the scorn he faced-from Bitcoiners and Ethereum aficionados alike-mere peasants dismissing his support for Ripple as if “helping a sh*tcoin,” and branding him with nicknames that sound equally charming and cutting-‘bgarlinghouse,’ a moniker rivaling the wit of an overlooked jester. Yet, Deaton chuckled, asking, “How much of their net worth is in BTC?”-a question sharper than a freshly sharpened sword at a medieval feast. ⚔️

From a modest $0.8454-a sum fit only for governesses-ADA leapt to a dazzling $1.01 amid “strong buying interest,” a phrase which, translated from the market argot, means “every baron, broker, and barmaid scrambled to catch the carriage before it left the station.” The advance, dear reader, commenced at June’s nadir and has since resisted every bearish snare, much like our heroine Elizabeth escaping Mr. Collins.

“Ah, LINK, the most obvious large-cap play for this cycle, yet most souls shall stumble blindly, their eyes clouded by the fog of ignorance,” lamented the sagacious Miles Deutscher, as if he had glimpsed the divine plan in the flicker of a candle.

Mr. Sun’s representatives, in a blog post by Tron, have expressed their deepest concern regarding the profile of their client on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, released on Monday. It is alleged that this profile has published inaccurate data, thereby misrepresenting the gentleman’s assets in a manner both dramatic and dangerous. One wonders what could be so perilous about a few digits on a page! 😅

Behold, the first path: a tempest of unparalleled magnitude, a Godzilla of the financial seas, devouring all in its path. Should Bitcoin surge with such ferocity, it would “suck all the oxygen out of the room,” leaving the altcoins-those poor, star-struck beggars-to gasp in the void, their values plummeting by 30-40%, as capital, like a fickle lover, returns to the bosom of the market’s champion. “Ahhh,” one might sigh, “how the mighty feast while the meek fast!”

Meanwhile, Bitcoin, the grand maestro of this chaotic symphony, has smashed through the $124,000 ceiling, setting new records as if it were a particularly ambitious gymnast. Ethereum, not to be outdone, has pirouetted past $4,764, while the entire cryptocurrency ensemble has reached a staggering $4.19 trillion in value, a 3.09% increase in just 24 hours. Bravo! 🎉

On Aug. 13, a press release worthy of a clairvoyant cat announced the integration: now traders on Solana’s decentralized exchange can earn a seductively sticky 7-8% APY on margin collateral, even as they take wild swings on perpetual contracts. The best part? The collateral continues to work harder than most junior traders. 🍯

The rally, like a breath of spring, followed the inflation data, where consumer prices in July climbed 2.7%, a whisper of calm in the storm of economic uncertainty. The Federal Reserve, that cautious old man, now leans toward a September rate cut, his fingers twitching at the thought of 94% certainty.

Litecoin [LTC] just did a 10% flex in the last 24 hours – yes, really – carrying on its steady vertical climb that feels less like a financial chart and more like my caffeine intake lately.

Vaultz Capital, in all its infinite wisdom, acquired this latest batch of bitcoin for a grand total of £1,519,893.73. That, my dear friends, equates to a rather intriguing average price of £88,640.49 per bitcoin (or about $120,308.36 – if you’re feeling generous enough to convert the digits to something more palatable).