Cryptonews

OM Token’s 99% Crash: Blame Game or Big Scam? 💸

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In a recent statement, the exchange claimed the team borrowed ‘significant amounts of USDT’ and used OM as collateral to ‘inflate’ the price of the token. Because nothing says “I’m innocent” like accusing someone of price manipulation. 🤡

2026 Crypto Predictions: Binance’s Co-CEO Drops Hints 🚀💰

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According to a missive dispatched to CryptoPotato, Teng envisions a future where the crypto sector transcends its current state of frenzied speculation and enters a realm of… dare we say it… maturity. A world where blockchain is no longer a whispered secret but a cornerstone of global finance. 🏦

Crypto Market Mayhem: Meme Coins, Meltdowns, and My Therapist’s Bill 🤯

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MemeCore [M] sprinted to a 42% rebound, flashing FOMO signals so loud I half-expected my cat to start trading. After a brutal 60% drawdown, this thing’s back near November levels, which is either a comeback or a cry for help. Technicals? Chilling at RSI 60, not screaming “I’m overbought!” yet. If it cracks $2, I’ll believe it-but until then, I’m just here with my popcorn and a fire extinguisher.

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Prediction markets and macro sages alike whisper the same prophecy: Japan shall raise rates by 25 basis points. A move so seismic, it may rattle not just their bond markets but even the hallowed halls of Bitcoin itself. How thrilling!