jpyxx The Senate Banking Committee, in a frenzy reminiscent of the last-minute scramble for a taxi after a night out, is preparing for a pivotal moment in the annals of crypto regulation. The 15th of January looms large like a bad hangover, marking the date for a vote on the much-discussed CLARITY Act.
He’s posted this… official New Year’s message, which, naturally, has the crypto crowd buzzing like a beehive after someone kicked the hive. Basically, he’s VERY confident. A bit too confident, if you ask me. But who am I to judge? I once confidently wore Crocs to a gala. We all make mistakes. He’s hinting at bigger partnerships and acquisitions. Oh goodie.
At this hour, TAO hovers at $277, its market cap swelling to $2.92 billion. A 12% climb this week-how quaint! The trading volume, like a drunken reveler, surges wildly, fueling the bullish fire. 🕺🔥
According to them fancy Artemis Analytics folks (who probably wear monocles), stablecoin usage done exploded like a poorly coded smart contract – up 72% year over year to $33 trillion. Turns out when President Trump Jr. or whoever’s runnin’ the circus these days says “crypto’s dandy,” Wall Street comes runnin’ faster than a scalded dog.
Summer Mersinger, the doyenne of the Blockchain Association, took to the digital pulpit of X (formerly Twitter, darling) to expound upon the bill’s intricacies and the backstage squabbles of our esteemed lawmakers. 🗣️📜
Rain, one of the largest stablecoin-linked card companies in the cryptocurrency world, has completed its third funding round in less than 12 months. 🚀
The illustrious Bank of New York, seated in the metropolis, did announce this invention earlier today, in a manner most auditable by the public and the press alike.
Market commentator CW (@CW8900) points to $2.78 as the next big notch, born of the 1.618 Fibonacci extension. The projection runs from December 2024’s swing lows near $0.62 up to January’s highs around $2.30 on a four-hour chart.
According to local outlet WSB, Debbie Stanhouse keeps a hawk eye on the family finances and spotted trouble the moment it walked into the (digital) room.
Colombia’s National Directorate of Taxes and Customs (DIAN) is taking the lead, and they’re not messing around. Crypto exchanges and service providers will now have to spill the tea-er, data-on user activity. 📊 This includes everything from Bitcoin to memecoins (yes, even your Doge holdings are under scrutiny). 🪙 Platforms will need to report account details, transaction volumes, asset transfers, market prices, and net balances. Basically, they’re building a crypto dossier on you. 📁