Starting in 2026, CNBC will have real-time forecasts on “Squawk Box”-because nothing says “financial expertise” like predicting the future with a ticker that’s probably wrong. 🕒💸
Ethereum (ETH/USD) has been gradually decreasing in value, as shown on its daily price chart. The price is now nearing a “supply zone” between $3,500 and $3,700 – an area where there’s typically more selling than buying, potentially leading to a price pause or drop. A key support level – a price point where the value is likely to bounce back – sits between $2,400 and $2,550, a level that previously helped fuel Ethereum’s price increase.
Under this new regulatory wonderland, companies with a DCM license or DCO designation can now legally offer spot crypto trading. Because why trust anyone without a fancy acronym, right? 🤷♂️
Acting CFTC Chair Caroline D. Pham just dropped a tweet that’s got the crypto community buzzing louder than a Bitcoin ATM at 3 AM. “We’re reclaiming our crypto throne,” she declared. Translation: “We’re about to add 10,000 pages of paperwork to your transactions.” 🧾
After a week of vibes, ETF rumors, and a rare alignment of astrology charts, DOGE’s now at that “ooh, is this a thing?” phase. Retail investors, aka the people who bought $10 of Doge during the Super Bowl, are suddenly financial geniuses. Meanwhile, analysts are squinting at screens like they’re trying to spot Bigfoot in a Walmart parking lot. 🛒👻
It was no triumphal march for bitcoin holders as their precious asset shed value like a molting goose. Yet, even in this financial frost, ancient coins emerged from the shadows, their silence broken after years of hibernation. And while a 50 BTC coinbase reward shuffled in December, not a single coin from 2009 or 2010 stirred-those old geezers must be saving their strength for the apocalypse. 🌋🤷♂️
Total net assets now sit at $906.46 million, which is just $94 million short of a billion. Because nothing says “financial stability” like betting on a asset that’s basically just a blockchain version of Monopoly money. 🎲
So, Bitcoin’s back above $90k? Big whoop. It’s like a yo-yo on steroids. The real drama is the “critical junction” everyone’s hyping up. Spoiler: it’s just a fancy way of saying “hope springs eternal.” But congrats, Darkfost! You’ve managed to make derivatives sound like the most exciting thing since sliced bread. 🤡
Trading activity for BNB surged 68% above normal, reaching a high of 86,436 transactions in one hour, as the price approached a significant resistance level between $920 and $928, according to analysis from CoinDesk Research.
So here we are, in the land of sushi and samurais, where even corporations are taking crypto seriously. A publicly traded company in Japan-yes, you read that right-has decided that XRP is now its new financial BFF. This, dear reader, has sent a shockwave through the country’s corporate ecosystem. Are the boardrooms ready for this? Probably not. But here we are.
