And with the American payroll report potentially snoozing and Japanese interest rates climbing higher than a giraffe’s eyebrow, the crypto crowd are looking at the big picture and saying, “Nah, we’re alright! We’re doing our own thing!” Most peculiar.
The Department of Financial Services (DFS), that noble guardian of pecuniary order, has unfurled revised regulations on virtual currency custody, as if scribbling in the margins of a 19th-century ledger: “Thou shalt protect the people’s coins, lest thy soul be damned.” 📜
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“The endgame,” he declared with a gleam in his eye, “is we accumulate a trillion dollars worth of BTC and then we grow that capital by issuing more credit.” A statement so bold it could almost lead one to ponder whether Saylor had hit upon the philosopher’s stone of finance itself! The man sees it not as mere gambling, but an inevitable stride into the next epoch of corporate dealings, where Bitcoin metamorphoses into “digital energy,” whilst balance sheets evolve into engines whirring and spinning out yields from Bitcoin-backed instruments… finer than grandma’s needlework! 😂
Technically speaking, comrades, our BTC prisoner approaches the narrowing confines of a symmetrical triangle on the daily chart-a formation as deceptive as a guard’s promise. Analysts, those spectral voices, mutter that three daily candles wedged between $118,000 and $120,000 might signal a breakout, a sprint toward the horizon. But remember, in the archives of such patterns, they persist in about 75% of cases; alas, for our volatile Satoshi, guarantees are as rare as mercy in the Gulag. Burst free, and it might lunge toward $128,000, guided by Fibonacci’s arcane numbers and past resistances-ah, the irony!
The project now teases its next “price jump,” a mere $0.00000062 leap to $0.00021175, a feat akin to climbing Mount Everest in penguin slippers. 🐧❄️ Yet, the coffers swell: $898,168 raised thus far, tantalizingly close to the $900,000 milestone. One wonders: is this capitalism’s final form, or merely a Ponzi scheme with a mascot?
The thing that scared the accountants half to death is called the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax, CAMT, a 15% floor set upon the tall tales corporations tell of their profits under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. CAMT crawls over the books of those giants whose average book income tops a billion dollars across three years, and it would have taxed those who count their coins long before they hear the cash jangle. 🧾💰
Ah, 2025 has been an absolute smash for Ripple’s wily token, flirting with a princely $3.65 all-time high over the summer. A tad of retreat since? Well, darling, XRP’s still positively beaming year-to-date, and some saucy analysts whisper the final quarter might deliver even saucier gains. 😈💥