Currency Forecast

Bitcoin’s price has struggled to break through $95,000, as many sellers stepped in to prevent it from rising further.

Over in Hong Kong, as the sun peeked over the horizon, BTC took a modest dip, but it’s still stuck in its range, like a tourist lost in a maze. George Mandres, a crypto sage at XBTO, reckons it’s a tug-of-war between prices soaring to match the highs of stocks and gold, or slumping to respect some mystical four-year cycle. “A self-fulfilling prophecy,” he mutters, stroking his chin.

Kim, a 25-year veteran of the National Intelligence Service who later traded spy games for politics, now faces at least nine corruption allegations. Spoiler: Most involve “I did it for the family business” energy. 💁‍♂️

A sweeping market structure bill, once hailed as the North Star of clarity, now teeters on the brink of oblivion until 2029. Senate negotiations twist like a serpent eating its tail, ensnared by Trump’s ballooning crypto empire and Democrats’ midterm chess moves. 🐍

Just recently, President Trump announced that the U.S. would “run” Venezuela until a “safe, proper, and judicious transition” could occur, casting the move as part of a broader effort to curb alleged drug trafficking and safeguard oil resources. The decision has ignited widespread debate over whether comparable interventions or regime shifts could unfold in other nations viewed as U.S. adversaries or strategic priorities. 🧠

Chainlink, all proud, goes, “We’re making a new market, a very exciting new market,”-as if that’s not what they say every Monday. They call it Data Streams, which sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie. Fast, real-time data coming from everywhere-kind of like those telemarketers, but useful. 🤖

The network, with all the ambition of a dachshund after a squirrel, has been nipping at enterprise adoption and African trade initiatives like a terrier with a bone. Such endeavors, one suspects, have done wonders for investor confidence, though one wonders if they’ll last longer than a chocolate soufflé at a garden party.

One might imagine the scene: a wallet, once secure, now a hollow shell, its contents spirited away by hands unseen. PeckShield, the digital sleuth, observed the trail-a hacker, not content with mere theft, chose instead to waltz through DeFi platforms like a tourist in a museum 🎭

According to documents (yes, those archaic parchment-like things) submitted to the SEC, Morgan Stanley seeks to track the prices of Bitcoin and Solana, as if the market for digital assets isn’t already a rollercoaster of delusion. Should they succeed, they’ll be the first U.S. bank to sponsor such ETFs-a feat that feels less revolutionary and more “desperate for relevance.” After all, asset managers have been here since the dawn of blockchain chaos. 🚀

Here’s a quick snapshot of this thrilling tale: