Lawmakers are finally waking up to the fact that outdated financial frameworks are holding back digital innovation and practical crypto usage in everyday commerce. U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) is leading the charge with a new digital asset tax bill designed to modernize the federal tax code in favor of crypto users and businesses. Lummis declared:
BONK BONK $0.000017 price climbs from $0.00001348 to $0.00001750 on July 3 before consolidating near $0.00001613. The move confirms a breakout from a descending trendline that capped price action for weeks, marking a shift toward bullish control. 🎉
Thursday, July 3: TRX flirts shamelessly with a 20-day high of $0.29, out-dancing the likes of Ethereum ETH ($2,594, volatile as my Aunt Poly’s mood swings) and Solana SOL ($152.8, steady as a bureaucrat at his desk—unmoving and slightly resentful). Bitcoin tries to impress the crowd but fails to crash the all-time-high party, so everyone stands around awkwardly, holding stale appetizers and thinly veiled envy.
The raise, announced with all the fanfare of a barn dance, was priced at $10.45 per share, a 5% discount to the company’s three-day volume-weighted average trading price. It drew participation from Pantera Capital, CMAG Funds, Kingkey Financial International, and others. The company issued over 12 million Class A shares, equal to about 2.44 million ADSs, on Nasdaq. It’s like a big potluck where everyone brings a dish, and in this case, the dish is digital gold. 🍲
On July 3, Dogwifhat (WIF) fetched itself all the way up to $0.92, a jump of 43% from when folks just about gave up on it this week. There’s something about a price retracing its steps across the dust that brings out hope in a man, or perhaps just wishful thinking. And there’s more: the on-chain numbers whisper of the whales—those sneaky giants in the deep. According to the bookkeeping magicians over at Nansen, the Dogwifhat whales have packed on a few tokens, now holding 39 million, an increase from last month’s meager 38.4 million. Big numbers, big teeth, big dreams.
The dapper folks behind Ondo Catalyst aren’t satisfied with just tossing coins at things—they’re splitting the pot between dusty, paperwork-laden equity and shiny, jingly tokens. Why choose when you can have both, like eating your snozzcumber and having your scrumdiddlyumptious cake too?
At press time, ETH was trading at $2,600 after a 6.3% daily surge.
In a plot twist that no one saw coming, both companies—yes, the ones with money to burn—just informed Axios that they’ve teamed up to launch a shiny new fund called Ondo Catalyst. Ian De Bode, Ondo’s very own Chief Strategy Officer, said they plan to use the $250 million to scoop up equity stakes and tokens from emerging projects. So, you know, the usual ‘buying up stuff’ game.
According to a statement shared on the official TESO X account, Firor, who had been at the helm of ZeniMax Online Studios for over 18 years, will be moving on later this month. The studio and “The Elder Scrolls Online” are set to continue thriving under the guidance of the new Studio Head Jo Burba, as well as Executive Producer Susan Kath and Game Director Rich Lambert.
Starting July 3, clients of a certain financial inclination may hold, trade, and doubtless brag about their RLUSD at AMINA’s glittering counters. Professional investors, institutions, and corporations are cordially invited — ordinary mortals must wait their turn, perhaps at a café with an existential novel. The aim? To usher clients into Ripple’s digital walled garden, safely past the thorns of volatility.
