In an X post, Egrag Crypto trotted out the top Fib 1.618 targets: $7, $10, and $31. He described these as battle zones, where the lil’ altcoin could fluff up its wings and wrestle with the big price levels. “Not random doodles,” he chortled, but the very structure of support-like a snazzy skeleton in a penny-farthings parade.
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The MSBT fund mirrors the CoinDesk Bitcoin Benchmark, specifically the 4 PM New York Settlement Rate, and has a very low annual fee of 0.14%. This makes it the most affordable option currently available for investors in this type of fund, giving it a slight edge over its rivals.
As someone invested in crypto, I’m watching the custody space closely, and the news about Standard Chartered potentially acquiring Zodia Custody is a big deal. It seems like they’re not content just offering crypto services *through* a separate company anymore. They want to directly *own* the infrastructure that institutions – their clients, basically – will use to hold digital assets. Bloomberg reported they’re planning to integrate Zodia’s operations right into their main banking division, which has been building out these digital asset services for a while now, since at least 2024. This suggests they’re serious about becoming a major player in how institutions handle crypto.
Saylor shrugged, and said stylometry is “interesting, but not proof.” He’d rather rely on his personal brand of cold, hard “I am not a liar” evidence.
Ah, the internet, that vast bazaar of whispers and wonders, has once again donned its detective’s hat, this time to link Adam Back to the phantom Satoshi Nakamoto. A report from The New York Times, with all the gravitas of a goose chasing a carrot, has stirred the pot. Archived emails, forum posts, and linguistic patterns-oh my!-are trotted out like circus animals, each more absurd than the last.
This is not the first time our enigmatic trader has sent ripples through the crypto pond. The same address, with a flair for the dramatic, reportedly transformed a $15 million seed investment in the Trump-adjacent World Liberty Financial (WLFI) into a cool $250 million, securing a 1% stake in the project. One can only imagine the champagne corks popping at Mar-a-Lago. Arkham, that digital sleuth, later confirmed the address moonmanifest.eth as belonging to our Revenant, noting with a touch of awe his “notable cost basis for potential inventory management.” How quaint.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shared its enforcement data for 2025 on Tuesday, and revealed that many of its past cases against cryptocurrency companies didn’t actually help investors.
While the specific investors and the company’s valuation haven’t been revealed, it’s apparent that Polygon is prioritizing the development of its underlying infrastructure.
The fund wades into a carnival of more than ten spot BTC ETFs, their coffers marching together to a loud sum of roughly $85 billion, as if a procession of ledgers had decided to promenade through the city.
