Nimmt Bitcoin endlich den Thron an? Wildschwankungen, Skandal und das Krypto -Vorgehen von Google

Für einen kurzen Moment tanzte der Kryptomarkt wie ein schlecht ausgebildeter Bär auf einer Provinzmesse, die steif um 1% bis 2,7 Billionen US -Dollar stieg – eine Zahl, die so groß ist, dass es sich fast vermuten könnte, sich selbst zu verschönern. Die Titanen-Bitcoin, Ethereum und eine selbstwichtige Welligkeit-schütteten im Grün nach vorne, während ihre geringeren Kameraden in die übliche Panik abgezogen wurden. Ah, Bitcoin, dieser prächtige Schwan – oder vielleicht eher eine widersprüchliche Gans – stieg um 85.000 US -Dollar und um 2%. Man hat fast das Gefühl, dass es bei seinem eigenen Erfolg mit Verdacht hält.

Ethereum schaffte einen schüchternen Anstieg von 1,27% und klammerte sich über 1.600 US -Dollar, wobei die Standhaftigkeit eines Bankangestellten seinen einzigen Rubel hielt. Doch 1.800 US -Dollar bleibt ein feiner Traum – ähnlich wie Turgenevs Charaktere für immer aus den Fenstern starren und auf etwas warten, das nie kommt. Ripple hat sich inzwischen bis zu 2,15 US -Dollar gestiegen, als ob sie auf Zehenspitzen an seinen Gläubigern vorbeigekommen wäre.

Hinter dem Vorhang begannen Solana und andere Token – insbesondere das müsehende Dogecoin – ihre Zähne und blitzten rot. Sol ist nur geringfügig nach unten und beteiligt sich in einem höflichen Kriegsschlepper unter 130 US -Dollar. Dogy, der 3%fällt, handelt jetzt bei 0,160 USD – der, dass nicht jeder Hund seinen Tag bekommt. Andere wie Cardano, Stellar und Polkadot humpelten nach unten, während Chainlink, Toncoin und Litecoin mysteriöse Stauseen der Begeisterung fanden. Wer weiß warum, vielleicht haben sie ein Gerücht über eine Party gehört?

In dem ein CEO beleidigt (und empört) 😡

Mantras John Mullin schien besonders verwundet zu sein – wie ein Bürokrat, der jemanden entdeckt, der seine Memos gelesen hat -, dem Vorschlag eines Token -Dumpings vor dem OM -Zusammenbruch. „Niemand hat sich verkauft!“ Er erklärte Taschentuch in zitternde Hand: „Und wir haben Beweise!“ Ähnlich wie Nabokovs unzuverlässige Erzähler, Investoren und Berater setzten sich gleichermaßen an, um jegliche Pinsel mit der tatsächlichen Verantwortung zu verweigern.

„Die Mantra Association, unsere Schlüsselinvestoren, unsere Berater-keiner hat verkauft, und wir werden kategorisch leugnen und auch einen nachweisbaren Beweis für den Beweis für den Ketten vorlegen, dass dies der Fall ist.“

Die Bühne verlagerte sich dann auf Laser Digital, ein digitales Asset -Outfit, das offenbar mit 43,6 Millionen Om -Token im Schlaf wandelte – nur um darauf zu bestehen, dass dies nicht ihre Brieftaschen waren (und außerdem kannten sie kaum die Token).

“Laser has no involvement in the recent price collapse of $OM,” they explained on X, “Assertions circulating on social media that link Laser to investor selling are factually incorrect and misleading.”

Oh, those misunderstandings—if only bank accounts grew from them!

Google: Regulator, Advertiser, Benevolent Monarch? 👑

Google, feeling left out, idly twirled its mustache and decided to enforce MiCA rules on European crypto ads. The announcement was met with universal applause—or perhaps just the gentle snoring of traders too tired for drama. Regulation, they say, will keep out the riffraff and fraudsters, but the flexibility of a wooden ruler means some will squeeze through regardless.

Google’s missive included promises of seven-day warnings before suspension—a generosity reminiscent of the landlord who informs you of eviction with a smile. Still, Hon Ng, the chief legal officer at Bitget, pointed out that small exchanges might find the new standards as welcoming as a Siberian winter, especially with bureaucratic dual-certification, while innovation threatens to stifle itself in the waiting room.

“Smaller exchanges may struggle with MiCA’s capital requirements…These measures are a net positive for trust but need flexibility to avoid stifling innovation.”

Innovation always looks happiest just before it’s shown the door, does it not?

As Tariff Fears Sweep the Crypto Countryside 📉

Investors, sensitive souls that they are, yanked $795 million from crypto funds last week, wary that tariffs will crash their party as uninvited guests. This wiped out almost every gain made during the year—one can almost hear the sighs from the drawing rooms. Bitcoin led this dramatic waltz out the door, dropping $751 million, with ETH and SOL joining for a quick promenade of loss.

XRP, that stubborn contrarian, chose inflows of $3.5 million, because some coins simply enjoy disagreeing. One assumes it did so with raised eyebrow and a subtle smirk.

Bitcoin: The Hero We Have, If Not the One We Deserve

Bitcoin, initially flat as last night’s vodka, finally conquered $85,000, to polite applause and a nervous glance over its shoulder. Pundits forecast $90,000 and even $100,000, with a tremor of hope usually reserved for pensioners checking their lottery tickets.

Ray Dalio, that harbinger of doom, warned of something worse than recession—a world where economic policy is run like a drunken wedding toast. According to Dalio, tariffs and overexcitement could bring monetary chaos, possibly with extra accordion music.

BTC has developed a sensitivity to President Trump’s tariff plans, reacting as if allergic. Prices swirled—a drop on Saturday, panic on Sunday, a rally when tariffs were paused, then a steady oscillation fit for a Dostoevskian ball. Analysts argue over its trajectory: some predict $102,000, others prefer gold (which at least fits in your pocket).

“Bitcoin and its millions of crypto dependents may require a rising US stock market for buoyancy. The Bitcoin/gold ratio could be shifting to a more profound track—simple reversion.”

Weekend volatility, weekday flutters, more drama than a Moscow theatre—BTC, like a fin de siècle officer, carries on bravely, secretly unsure if his uniform still fits.

Ethereum: Always a Bridesmaid?

Ethereum crawled out from beneath $1,600 after a brutal weekend, spent a quiet Monday perched at $1,552, then gamely tried to build momentum. By Wednesday, it swaggered to $1,668—a moment of pride, ended quickly by Thursday’s hangover. The price shivered through subsequent sessions, persisting with the determination of a government clerk at tea time.

Now hovering at $1,622, ETH eyes $1,800, afraid of the mob of sellers camping at every move above $1,700. One must salute its optimism, or perhaps simply its refusal to go home.

Solana: Up, Down, Up, Down, Repeat…

Solana’s bulls battle on—currently around $130—daring anyone to push them lower. SOL’s recent history reads like a tragic novella: a weekend plunge to $105, a midweek rally, Thursday’s disappointment, a Friday resurrection. Each day comes with both hope and regret, a true Chekhovian rhythm.

After a stormy weekend, figures today show SOL at $131, ever hopeful, ever precarious—surely its supporters must all be retired chess players.

Dogwifhat: Meme Coin Melodrama 🐶🎩

Dogwifhat, that meme coin of legend, plummeted 14% on Sunday, likely shocking at least eight Reddit forums. Monday brought hope and a 3% rise, Tuesday saw another tumble. And then, a surge! 16% on Wednesday—one could almost hear the faint bark of triumph. Saturday’s exuberance was short-lived; WIF dropped again, and today finds it in the grip of indecision, torn between chasing rabbits and napping.

Chainlink: The Unlucky Romantic

Chainlink, recently spurned by the 20-day SMA, staged a modest comeback after a Sunday flop. Prices rebounded on Wednesday, soared again on Saturday, only to trip and fall—tragedy! Even as buyers returned, LINK struggles with that obstinate resistance, like a poet perpetually rejected by editors.

Today, the coin is up almost 1%. Perhaps tomorrow it will compose verse in the style of Mayakovsky.

Polkadot: Optimism, Against Better Judgment

Polkadot has been valiantly attempting to reclaim $4, falling on Saturday and Sunday but then rallying on Wednesday, and—like a hapless uncle—promptly losing ground again. By Monday, exhaustion set in, but the current session sees a 2% rise. Whether this is resolve or pure stubbornness, who can say?

Cardano: So Close, So Far

Cardano, beset by more selling pressure than a cabbage in winter, fell 12% last Sunday and hasn’t quite recovered. Brief moments of hope—small rallies, a climb past $0.60—have been countered by swift retreats.

Today finds ADA up just 1.58%, still eyeing $0.70 with all the longing of a provincial schoolteacher waiting for mail from Moscow.

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