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And so, Dan Romero, the man with a plan (and a keyboard), declared that after years of chasing a social-first dream that never quite paid off, the team was now all-in on wallets. It’s like deciding to date your bank account instead of a human-less drama, more direct deposits. The aim? Make a wallet so irresistible that users forget they’re even supposed to socialize. Because, hey, if you can’t get ’em talking, maybe you can get ’em trading. 🎲

As reported by the Bitcoin.com News, Oobit’s U.S. debut marks their most ambitious rollout yet-introducing wallet-native crypto payments for your daily tea, groceries, and perhaps a new hat. Who needs cash when you’ve got crypto? 🤷♀️

On December 7th, the ever-watchful internal audit team at Binance received a rather juicy tip-off: one of their own was allegedly using secret information to pop up on social media with a nice little personal profit attached. Because why just be rich when you can be rich and famous on the company dime? 😎

In a move that can only be described as a classic Saylor flex, Strategy has splashed out approximately $962.7 million, with each coin fetching a cool $90,615. Darling, it seems “enough Bitcoin” is a phrase as foreign to him as a quiet evening in. 🍸 The firm now boasts a year-to-date Bitcoin yield of 24.7% for 2025, an announcement delivered with the gusto of a man who’s just unlocked the rarest of achievement badges. 🎖️ As of December 7th, their stash stands at 660,624 BTC, acquired for a mere $49.35 billion at an average price of $74,696 per coin. The message? Strategy keeps stacking, the orange dots keep multiplying, and Saylor continues to turn corporate treasury management into a dazzling performance art piece, fueled by conviction and a pair of laser-eyed spectacles. 🔥

Lo and behold, the investors, those intrepid gamblers of the digital age, find themselves at a crossroads, where the path of wisdom clashes with the siren song of hope. 🤔 Will they retreat, or will they press forward, like the brave (or foolish) souls they are? 🤝

Ondo Finance, the New York-based tokenization platform that’s been busily turning real-world assets into digital tokens (because who needs physical things when you can have ones and zeros?), received the good news on Monday. 🎉 “We’re as shocked as you are,” the company probably didn’t say, but we like to imagine they did. The SEC’s investigation was as secretive as a black hole, spanning multiple years and leaving everyone wondering if Ondo’s ONDO token was a security or just a really fancy coupon. 🕳️

Yet the week ahead is a masquerade of macro events, where the masks of confidence may slip, revealing the hollow eyes of liquidation. A reckoning looms, as if the market itself were a gulag of misplaced faith.

Investors, bless their cotton socks, are sweatin’ bullets over the Fed’s 2025 encore. But truth be told, half of ‘em probably don’t know a dovish stance from a chicken coop. Still, they’re grinnin’ like they just heard a punchline to a joke they didn’t understand. 😏

Robinhood, with a wink and a flourish, announces its Indonesian conquest via the acquisition of these twin jewels. A brokerage and a crypto firm, no less! Reuters, ever the dutiful chronicler, whispers that the deal shall be sealed in the first half of 2026. Asia, that tempestuous trading bazaar, awaits its newest maestro. 🎭

Fast forward to 2023, where a giant pile of money-like that mysterious treasure chest at the Fed’s reverse repo vault, holding about $2.5 trillion-was practically begging to jump into the market like a kid on a sugar high. And jump it did. Bitcoin, that little digital rebel, took a nosedive near $80,000, only to bounce back like an overcaffeinated kangaroo to well over $91,000. Might be a sign that the bottom has been found, or just a really nice holiday bounce. Who knows?