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Lately, this theory has been gathering more momentum than my uncle at an all-you-can-eat buffet. The XRP faithful—yes, they call themselves the XRP Army without irony—are convinced Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin is the U.S. central bank digital currency in all but name. Well, that and a federal seal, a law or two, and perhaps the mildest semblance of approval from anyone in government.
“So $BTC flirts with $100K, while $ETH takes a leisurely dip toward $3K,” Hayes quipped in a most intriguing post on X—not that any Ceres would heed! With tariffs looming thusly and America’s job report resembling a stage play gone wrong, he laments, “No major economy is conjuring enough credit to invigorate nominal GDP.” The tragedy unfolds! 🎭📉
Is it a Vase or a Vase Full of Paranoia?
In a hilarious interview on the RiskReversal Media YouTube channel, Kelly jokes that Bitcoin could blow up by a whopping 600% if it ever decides to take on the glittering throne of gold. 🏆✨
According to Mr. Crypto Nostalgia, we’re basically stuck in a déjà vu moment: a breakout, a chill-out period, and then a tight squeeze before the fireworks kick in. Basically, XRP’s doing its best impression of a rock band tuning up — but if history’s any teacher, that final two-month sprint back in 2017 was where all the magic happened. So, maybe 2025 is the year XRP finally graduates from “meh” to “WOW.”
Now, let’s talk about Bitcoin’s meteoric rise from $100,000 to a shiny new all-time high of $123,000. It’s like watching a soap opera, but with more numbers and fewer dramatic pauses. 📈 The Satoshimeter, crafted by the crypto wizard Stockmoney Lizard (yes, that’s a real name), is here to give us the lowdown on Bitcoin’s current stage in this market cycle. Spoiler alert: we’re not at the peak yet, so put away those party hats! 🎩
By tokenizing real-world assets, cryptocurrency platforms can provide more financial services for users. Because, you know, what the world really needed was more ways to speculate on the value of a used Toyota Corolla 🚗.
One might ask, what does a dog do with such an astronomical number of tokens? Why, it burns them, of course! The Shiba Inu burn strategy, a brilliant ploy to reduce the gargantuan supply and ostensibly increase the coin’s value, has seen the incineration of 410,752,071,267,334 SHIB, a staggering 41% of the original supply. According to the ever-watchful eyes of Shibburn, this is no small feat.
According to CoinGlass, this nonsense is worth $181.63 million. That’s not a number—it’s a cry for help. Open interest is just a fancy term for “people who forgot how to Google ‘risk disclaimer.’” And don’t get me started on the whales. They’ve hoarded 84.9 trillion SHIB on exchanges, probably planning a massive sell-off to fund their next yacht purchase. 🐋💰
As the global co-head of fixed income, currency, and commodities (a title so long it needs its own PR team), Sehgal has declared himself “definitely long stocks.” Because why wouldn’t you be? The earnings reports are practically waltzing in with “blockbuster good” news, and AI is apparently doing everything short of making him a cup of Earl Grey. ☕🤖