Canaan, the Bitcoin mining and hardware behemoth, and SynVista, a so-called energy guru, have announced a partnership to create a platform that integrates renewable energy, AI, and blockchain for cryptocurrency mining operations. We can already see the headlines: “Canaan and SynVista: Saving the Planet, One Block at a Time!”
Ли не ждет фейерверков в декабре. Вместо этого он видит в январе первый реалистичный шанс для биткоина превзойти предыдущий рекорд около 125 000 долларов. В своем прогнозе он считает, что следующая отметка выше 100 000 долларов может появиться даже до того, как общий рынок восстановит уверенность.
Currently, Bitcoin is jigging around the $87,000 mark, after bouncing with the grace of a drunk ballerina from the $83,500-$85,500 zone, where buyers suddenly woke up and decided to join the party. This brief waltz shows the market is like a confused kangaroo-jumpy and unpredictable. Short-term weakness is evident, and selling pressure is palpable, but there’s also some buying action lurking around like a shy admirer at a school dance. But until Bitcoin manages to decisively break through the resistance zones, this is nothing more than a “volatile consolidation.” It’s like we’re at the edge of a cliff, but we can’t yet tell if we’re climbing up or just pretending to be in a stable place. 😅
Users, in their infinite wisdom, have been asking the eternal question: When, oh when, will Pi rise again? Well, folks, the answer might be lurking somewhere in a 2023 interview with Chengdiao Fan, the co-founder and Head of Product at Pi Network, who didn’t exactly give a concrete price prediction but did give us a few breadcrumbs of wisdom. And no, they weren’t the kind you can buy with Pi coins.
This Luke guy, he built stuff on Solana…gained insights. Insights! Like he discovered fire! He saw it go up and down! He ran a validator, managing $30 million. Thirty million! And you know what that means? Paper cuts. Lots of paper cuts. He’s now telling Ripple what to do? It’s just… the arrogance. 🙄
This little whiff of panic started after the CEO, Phong Le – a perfectly nice man, I’m sure, but hardly Saylor – had a chat on a podcast. Directly asked if they’d consider parting with some of their digital treasures, he didn’t exactly offer a resounding “never!” did he? How very… ambiguous.
Today’s market cap slipped coyly to just above $3 trillion, whispering the promise that December might bring wisdom-or, at the very least, a bit more clarity-into December’s chill. At present, Bitcoin modestly lapses 1.2% to $85,945, while Ethereum, staging a less theatrical, but equally lamentable, 1.5% retreat to $2,812. XRP took its cue and slipped by 1.6% to $2.01, while BNB fluttered 0.9% down to $828.
XRP fell by 7 per cent to 2.05, a most unfortunate turn of events, as the unseen hands of institutional sellers crushed ETF inflows. Falling below the 2.16 support caused a most alarming liquidation of 309.2M volume spike. It is imperative to hold at £2.05, or the price may descend further to £1.80, a most unseemly prospect. 💸
Gold, that glitzy noble who’s always first in a scuffle for dessert, hit a six-week glamour on Monday. Silver stormed past records, likely to avoid the shame of being called “mere” gold in the toffee-colored bathhouse of markets.
Bitcoin, you see, has had a proper thrashing – far more than those boring old stocks or shiny gold. Apparently, it’s a bit of a “leading indicator,” which means it wobbles first when things go wonky. And wobble it did! 📉
