One of the juicier tidbits? Competitors once too proud to share the same spreadsheet are now testin’ each other’s boundaries like mischievous urchins-no formal handshakes, just developers elbow-deep in their neighbor’s code. 😏
Oh, if the stars align and approval is granted-despite whispers of doubt and scepticism-blockchain-based shares will frolic through the market as their conventional cousins do, promising settlements with the speed of a Parisian gondola and the wallet-friendly charm of afternoon tea.
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Analyst ‘DrBullZeus,’ a seer in the realm of crypto, muses that ETH has been meandering downward, a moth drawn to a fading flame, yet the pattern here whispers of a familiar ghost-echoing the year’s earlier waltz before the bottom’s cruel embrace.
Ah, Bitcoin, the revolutionary’s coin, has been on a three-week bounce, a fleeting dance above $90,000. But the Nasdaq, that tech-laden behemoth, hit a wall last week, a sign of trouble brewing in the capitalist skies. ☁️⚠️
Kevin Hassett, that economic raconteur, told CBS on Sunday that the Fed’s independence is as sacred as Sunday church bells. “Trump’s opinions? They’d need to wear a halo of data,” he declared, as if explaining why a frog won’t dance to a fiddle. 🐸
Because of course, everything has to be complicated. Every time these Bank of Japan people tweak something, Bitcoin takes a dive. It’s like they’re deliberately trying to ruin my weekend.
The apparatus of the British state, ever vigilant, ever expanding its reach, has turned its gaze upon the fleeting shadows of digital coin. They call it “regulation,” a soothing balm for the anxieties of the… let us say, the credulous. It is, of course, a control. A methodical bringing-to-heel of an unruly beast. They speak of “key to credibility.” As if credibility could be legislated! 🙄 As if virtue could be… downloaded.
The desktop terminal, announced Dec. 13, is designed to let users trade, track portfolios, and manage positions from a larger-screen environment while maintaining synchronization with Phantom’s mobile and web experiences. One might say it’s the Phantom’s attempt to stretch its legs after years of crouching in the shadows of smartphones. 🧠
Kevin Hassett, a top contender for President Donald Trump’s Fed chair pick, just threw a major bucket of cold water on Trump’s ego. He stated that Trump’s voice would carry no weight in the central bank’s interest rate decisions under his chairmanship. Ouch! 😳