Minority Mindset

Claver eloquently concluded that these billionaires aren’t in it for the quick lark but instead sought strategies to conserve their capital for posterity. Merely 38% of global family offices are flirting with cryptocurrency, he noted. Those few that have capitulated to the crypto siren song are now casting XRP as a go-to hedge, he suggested with a flourish.
In an amiable reference to the ancient adage Claver insists upon, “One ought only to become fabulously wealthy once” he purrs, while painting a portrait of the prudent cadre who meticulously build a substantial core surrounded by diversification strategies.

Chainalysis, that modern oracle of blockchain, reveals a tableau both dazzling and alarming: Poland now struts as one of Europe’s crypto titans, with transaction activity soaring 50% year-on-year. It ranks a smug eighth in Europe for on-chain value received, and its Bitcoin ATMs have proliferated like gossip at a country house weekend, making it the world’s fifth-largest BTC ATM hub-even outstripping the vaunted El Salvador. 🏧✨

Meanwhile, just in the last 24 hours, SUI decided to snub some traders and dipped 1.59% down to $1.54 – then again, trading volume also shrank a shocking 37%, hanging around at a modest $871 million. Still, curiosity about SUI and its shiny new products is soaring higher than a rocket on a sugar rush! 🚀

The newspapers are quite abuzz with figures, stating that 2025 stands to be the fourth most enthusiastic year this century for institutional gold accumulation. Deutsche Bank, a name of some consequence, informs us that gold now accounts for approximately 24% of central bank reserves, a proportion not observed since the days of the nineteen-nineties. Such figures naturally explain why governments, having briefly entertained other notions, are now returning to the tried and true. It seems a prudent, if rather predictable, course of action.