Japan’s Bitcoin Grid Gambit: Mining Gold or Fool’s Errand?
Because the utility is partly government-owned, it is one of the few nations where the state participates in Bitcoin mining. A most ingenious way to balance the books, one might say. 🤷♂️
Because the utility is partly government-owned, it is one of the few nations where the state participates in Bitcoin mining. A most ingenious way to balance the books, one might say. 🤷♂️
Behold Zcash, that ancient sentinel of anonymity, born into the world in the chill winds of October 2016, much like a child of turbulent times, forging paths through the digital wilderness. At the dawn of this very October, it languished below eighty dollars, a pauper prince in the court of kings; but then, in a crescendo of valor, it surged 375%, ascending to three hundred eighty by the eve of All Hallows-thus dethroning Monero, that erstwhile monarch, to claim the throne of market dominance. Governments, ever the meddlers in mankind’s intricate affairs, ponder decrees like the European Union’s “Chat Control,” a proposal as absurd as forcing a wolf to shepherd sheep, compelling the scanning of encrypted whispers. Meanwhile, Meta, that insatiable behemoth, resumes feasting upon European data for its AI progeny, as if the gods themselves deemed surveillance a divine right. Amidst this crescendo of concern, privacy technologies reemerge, not as mere tools, but as shields against the relentless gaze-oh, the sarcasm of progress, where we cry freedom while chains clatter! 😏

The 50-day MA and the 200-day MA on the XRP/BTC pair are practically whispering sweet nothings to each other, and if the 50-day MA gets bold enough to cross above its elder, we might witness a golden cross. But, heavens above, if it’s the other way round, it’s a death cross, and that’s about as cheerful as a wet weekend in Blandings. ☠️📉
Now, Coinbase Prime isn’t just your average crypto exchange-it’s where big, fancy institutional investors do their thing. We’re talking custody, trading, all that jazz. So when BlackRock shoves a massive pile of Bitcoin onto Coinbase, some folks start sweating. Could they be setting us all up for a sell-off? 👀

A chart, perhaps the last relic of reason:
Enter Charlie Kirkconnell, the man behind the Cayman Enterprise City (CEC), who’s basically the Elon Musk of tax havens (minus the rocket obsession). He agreed to chat with BeInCrypto, presumably because he’s either very brave or very desperate for attention.

A 25% plunge in S/F and a 2.5% dip in OI-behold, the scarcity narrative unravels like a poorly knit scarf. Traders, ever cautious, position themselves as if treading on thin ice. ❄️📉

Well, shucks, Matt Hougan’s been yapping about Solana like it’s the next slice of heaven. According to him, it’s got “two ways to win,” just like Bitcoin. 🌟 But let’s be honest, folks, in this game, there’s only one sure way to lose: by taking everything too seriously. 😏

Behold, HBAR now slumbers at $0.1965, a 12% tumble from its recent hubris and a 50% nosedive from its year-to-date high. One might say it’s the crypto world’s answer to a Shakespearean hero-triumphant one moment, ruined the next. 🎭

The price of Ethereum has tumbled, as if startled by the stern whispers of the American central bank, whose words carry the weight of a prophet’s doom. This retreat coincides with the exodus of funds from ETFs and the portfolios of the traditionally minded, a sign that caution has taken root in the crypto garden. The breach of the 4,000 USD mark, a psychological fortress, has unleashed a cascade of sales, liquidations, and second thoughts, leaving many to wonder if the floor is but a prelude to the abyss.