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This sudden rocket launch of BNB’s worth wasn’t happening in isolation, no sir. It came riding the wave of a general crypto frenzy, with Bitcoin doing its own little comeback tour, swaggering up to $114,000 after playing the “hang tight” game in the $110-112k neighborhood. Because apparently, crypto markets are just like teenagers – prone to drama and sudden growth spurts.

As the altcoin salon erupts once more, with tokens like $SOL, $ADA, and $ETH leading a parade that would make even the most jaded socialite curious, some investors-bless their restless hearts-are already peering past the venerable $XRP. Their sights are set instead on such exquisite rarities as Snorter Token ($SNORT) and Best Wallet Token ($BEST), whose adoption curves climb steeper than the necks of those clutching their champagne glasses at the Met Gala.

On their official X account (formerly Twitter, but considerably more pretentious), CoinMarketCap beseeched traders, hodlers and daydreaming speculators to beware the siren song of counterfeit CMC tokens-an invitation to ruin, thinly disguised as an investment opportunity.

Leading this merry quartet were Senators Ruben Gallego, Mark Warner, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Cory Booker-names as fancy as a frog in silk britches-who reckon they’ve found a way to wrestle the rattlesnake of market structure and bring some plain talk to a subject as slippery as a greased pig at a county fair.

But wait! There’s a twist worthy of Tolstoy himself. Paxos has vowed not to rake in profits until USDH reaches its Total Value Locked (TVL) target. How noble! And when they do start earning, fees will be capped at 5%-paid, naturally, in HYPE. Because nothing says “trustworthy currency” like an acronym that sounds like a teenager’s text message.

Ah, but the irony! A company that thrives in the decentralized wilderness now seeks the embrace of centralized grandeur. The U.S. capital markets, with their marble halls and institutional whispers, have opened their arms. Yet, SOL Strategies remains a dual citizen, straddling two worlds like a tightrope walker with a penchant for drama. 🎭💼

Envision a world where traders cling to their positions like barnacles, immune to the tiresome ritual of contract rolling. A new clarity dawns for both the mighty institutional titans and the humble retail dreamers.

According to some dusty filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Grayscale wants to turn its Bitcoin Cash Trust into an ETF. If the SEC gives it the nod-and let’s be honest, that’s a big “if”-this’ll be the first Bitcoin Cash ETF in the U.S. History in the making, folks, or just another piece of paperwork for the SEC to ignore. 🤷‍♂️

Let’s talk about the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, which recently decided to spice up its futures program. How do you “enhance user experience”? By launching FLOCK/USDT and SKY/USDT perpetual contracts with 75x leverage, of course. Because who *doesn’t* want to gamble with their grandma’s dentures? Perpetual contracts-no expiry, no mercy. Either you’re rich, or you’re broke and living in a van down by the river. And now, you can use BTC as margin. Because nothing says “financial stability” like trading with Bitcoin as your emotional support animal.

Claiming the distinction as the first Nasdaq-listed outfit to build a corporate treasury policy around Chainlink, CaliberCos politely called their inaugural LINK purchase a “system test.” Translation: “We’re trying not to blow anything up just yet.” They plan to pile on more tokens gradually, funded by what sounds like a financial cocktail of equity lines of credit, cash stashed under the mattress, and equity-based securities.