The headlines are so contradictory you’d think Trump’s tariffs were part of an avant-garde performance piece. Meanwhile, everyone’s wondering: where to stash your cash without it doing a vanishing act?
In this dance of dialogue, BeInCrypto peers behind the curtain—unveiling how this duet formed, and what melodies both believe must shift to move beyond mere spectacles of inclusion.
Will our charming Ethereum ascend to loftier heights or stumble under the weight of renewed selling? The answer lies ensnared within the mysterious interplay of support and resistance zones—financial hostages to the whims of trader sentiment.
A Digital Jester’s Gambit
Like the star-crossed lover in a doomed Russian novel, this cryptocurrency’s fate is inked upon the weekly chart, each candle whispering tales of near triumphs and inevitable heartbreaks.
Thursday brought forth a buffet for the U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, who devoured another hefty serving of BTC, pushing their week’s feast to 29,450 BTC—roughly a princely $2.65 billion. Clearly, someone’s got a serious appetite for digital gold, as if buying reality was so passĂ©.
Now, if you looked at XRP’s price chart, it’s basically playing hard to get. After flirting with the 100-day EMA (basically the crypto equivalent of a bad Tinder date), it got cold feet and settled down to some serious consolidation. But hey, it’s still clinging to that $2.15 support like it’s the last slice of pizza at a party—bulls aren’t ready to give up yet, and neither should you.
Adam Back, the co-founder of Blockstream and the genius behind Hashcash, is here to tell us that governments and institutions worldwide are slowly starting to realize that Bitcoin (BTC) might just be the financial savior the world needs — and it’s about time. According to him, they’re seeing Bitcoin’s unique monetary properties that might actually challenge the whole damn system. đź’°
According to the fine folks at rwa.xyz (probably sipping coffee in some swanky office), tokenized U.S. Treasuries are now strutting at an all-time high of $6.16 billion in value. Yes, you read that right—six. Point. One. Six. Billion. 💰
Enter Senator Lummis, who took one look at this and immediately called it “lip service.” Apparently, the good senator is not impressed. She’s convinced the Fed is still doing its best to stifle innovation and keep businesses from accessing the financial services they need. “This fight is far from over,” she posted on X, as though the world needs more of these endless Twitter rants. đź’Ą