Agriforce Growing Systems (Nasdaq: AGRI) announced it will rebrand as Avax One. This marks the launch of the first publicly traded company dedicated to AVAX. The company outlined plans to raise $550 million to build a long-term AVAX treasury strategy.
He was on CNBCâs Closing Bell Overtime (because where else do you get the crypto gospel?) saying these companies and ETFs are basically snatching up all the Bitcoin like itâs the last bag of pretzels at a party. Apparently, theyâre buying more than what the miners are digging up. Thatâs some serious FOMO going on.
Filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, the complaint alleges that Sam Bankman-Fried directed Alameda Research, FTXâs sister trading firm, to funnel customer funds into GDA at inflated prices. đž
Under the stars of good ol’ market mood until the final bell tolls this month, indeed!
Indeed! BTC dominance is strutting around like a Cossack after a feast, as traders abandon altcoins faster than you can say “liquidations” and stablecoin shakeups.
This tech wizard, Hailey, on her social media soap opera, spots a pattern-call it the Supertrend indicator-that’s been the crypto oracle for Dogecoinâs mood swings. When DOGE crossed above this red line in the past, it was like flipping a switch-boom, wild gains. First, it shot up 84% in November ’23, then nearly doubled to 194% early 2024, and later, in a glorious November ’24 event, it soared 446%. Thatâs like going from a modest house party to a full-blown music festival.
Filed in the US Bankruptcy Court-you know, that solemn place where dreams go to die-this suit lays its heavy finger on Genesis Digital Assets and its merry band of co-founders. The claim? Alameda threw more than a billion dollars from 2021 to 2022 like confetti into the Bitcoin mining bonfire that Genesis called home.
The funds, collected in BNB (which now glimmers with the same charm as a well-tailored lie), will be managed with the transparency of a catâs true intentions. All transactions will be etched into the blockchain, for nothing says âtrustâ like a public ledger that only 0.0001% of humanity understands. đ§Ÿ
Former SEC lawyer Marc Fagel spilled the tea on Twitter – or X, whatever youâre calling it these days – confirming that the $125 million penalty has been handed over to the U.S. Treasury. And because we all love a bit of paper trail, he even shared a letter for us to dissect (because why not?) that explained how the payment was released from escrow. Itâs like a bank transfer, but with WAY more lawyers involved.
According to the high priests of crypto analysis-whoever they are-XRP might be gearing up for a move that could make your other investments look like a bad joke. The 21-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA), that tricky little line that traders whisper about in hushed tones, has historically been a sort of âlaunchpadâ for XRPâs big moments.
