In a rather intriguing filing this past week, the prosecutorial party expressed no opposition to granting Mr. Bankman-Fried an extension in his quest for judicial reprieve. How generous of them!
BeInCrypto, those clever scoundrels, have rounded up three of these meme coins that are acting like they’ve swallowed a bucket of fireworks. Let’s take a gander, shall we?
The Russell’s exuberant 2% intraday surge comes right on the heels of a humbling 10% fall from its lofty peaks, marking its formal entrance into correction territory-akin to a celebrity caught without their makeup. Small-cap stocks staged what can only be described as a theatrical rebound in New York, as traders reconsidered the likelihood of doom and gloom and moved away from their de-risking strategies. It’s the financial equivalent of deciding that, yes, one can indeed wear white after Labor Day.
This March, the SIREN token—an AI agent on the BNB Chain—has quickly become a hot topic in the crypto world, though it’s also sparked some debate. The token’s price soared from around $0.08 in early February to a record high of over $3.60, briefly giving it a market value exceeding $2.2 billion.
Just days ago, in a classic Trumpian fashion, he threatened to bomb Iran’s power plants into oblivion if they didn’t open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours. Yes, sounds like a diplomatic approach straight out of a kindergarten playground.
The ninth delightful installment in our 15-part “Deconstructing DeFi” Series.
A crypto analyst believes the recent price drop wasn’t just a temporary setback, but a signal that the price is still likely to fall further. This puts the price in a vulnerable position, and another drop could lead to it falling as low as $0.75.
A slowdown, they say, from the frenzied tempo of recent weeks. The first two days, a crescendo of $635 million, only to be silenced by the FOMC’s stern baton, conducting a sharp reversal of $405 million. By Friday, the melody softened, but the discord remained.
Looking at the daily chart, Bitcoin is currently moving within a clear downward trend channel. Both its 100-day and 200-day moving averages are trending downwards, around $80,000 and $92,000 respectively. The $75,000 to $80,000 price range, which previously supported the price for much of late 2025, is now acting as a resistance level, and every attempt to push the price higher since February has failed at this point.
According to the oracle known as CoinShares, the digital asset exchange-traded products managed to haul in a mere $230 million last week, extending their positive spell to four weeks. But do take note, this figure is a far cry from the luxurious $1.06 billion that graced the records just a week prior. Investor enthusiasm appears to have taken a much-needed vacation.
