XRP Meets DeFi: Enosys Loans Breaks the Mold 🚀
A second audit is already underway, highlighting the team’s commitment to safety and reliability before the platform goes live. Because nothing says “trust us” like a second audit, right? 🤷♂️
A second audit is already underway, highlighting the team’s commitment to safety and reliability before the platform goes live. Because nothing says “trust us” like a second audit, right? 🤷♂️

Though it’s the second book in the Silo series, *Shift* actually takes place before the events of *Wool*. Right now, you can find a special collector’s edition of *Wool* at Walmart for just $20 – it’s half off the original price of $40! It was also available on Amazon, but it’s currently sold out. Both Amazon and Walmart are offering the complete Silo Series 3-Book Box Set for a record-low price of $22 – a great deal considering it was first published in paperback back in 2020. Plus, for ebook readers, the Kindle version of the box set is on sale for only $3 for a limited time.
“Volatility? Decrease it, you say? But of course!” Saylor declared to Natalie Brunell on the Coin Stories podcast, as if he were a wizard casting a spell of boredom upon the crypto realm. 🧙♂️✨ “Let the mega institutions waltz in with their fancy suits and spreadsheets. Size matters, after all.”
First up, we have wallet 0x04EA, who elegantly withdrew a gargantuan 7.04 million $ASTER, sinking a cool $4.66 million into the token. One can almost picture them swimming around in their virtual sea, laughing at the sheer amount of digital currency they’ve just yanked from the depths. 🐋
Well, well, well, if it isn’t BlackRock, the financial equivalent of a heavyweight boxer, knocking out all the competition with a dazzling display of crypto ETF prowess. On September 19, the good folks over at U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs found themselves with a tidy sum of $223 million in net inflows. And, just in case … Read more
BitGo’s revenue? A staggering $4.19 billion in 2024-nearly 4x the previous year. Because nothing says “financial stability” like a company that’s basically a fancy way to store your Bitcoin. 🦜
This EtherNasyonaL person – a name, frankly, that sounds made up – is looking at charts. Charts! Like anyone can predict the future from squiggly lines. But apparently, back in 2017, XRP did something similar. So, now it’s gonna do it again? It’s…logic? Or just hoping? It’s infuriating!

Although we haven’t seen them side-by-side in a movie yet, the two Captain Americas – Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson – are now featured together on the cover of the ‘Marvel Studios: The Art of Ryan Meinerding 2026 Cinematic Wall Calendar’. This is the first time official Marvel Studios artwork has shown both characters in their Captain America costumes together, and the reveal was made on Instagram.

XRP’s ascendancy, assuming it *does* ascend, hinges on clinging to anything above $3.15. Otherwise, it’s back to the dreary business of consolidation; a fate worse than lukewarm champagne.

Black Panther comics often use fictional stories to reflect real-world issues, making them some of Marvel’s most politically charged publications. Created in 1966 during the height of the Civil Rights Movement in the US and while Apartheid still existed in South Africa, the comic addressed both of these important topics. While the character existed earlier, Black Panther’s popularity really grew in the 1990s, and he became a key character in many Marvel storylines. The comics highlighted below are primarily from this period, which is considered a golden age for the character’s storytelling.