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The market, my dear fellow, opened with a narrative as familiar as Jeeves’s impeccable manners: uncertainty swirling around Bitcoin ETFs, renewed optimism lifting Ether, and Solana riding a wave of demand so strong it could carry a chap across the Atlantic. 🌊 Each asset class played its part with the clarity of a Wodehouse plot-though one suspects even Bertie Wooster could’ve seen this coming.

Now, many a curious trader, much like a nervous debutante at her first ball, wonders: “Has Bitcoin at long last found its floor?” The reputable CryptoQuant, well known in these circles, has put forth an opinion-though whether it shall prove true remains to be seen.

According to Irina Heaver, a local crypto lawyer and founder of NeosLegal (who clearly knows her stuff), this new law marks a huge shift in the region’s crypto scene. It’s like the government saying, “Hey, nice decentralized exchange you have there. Let’s add some rules, shall we?” 😏

Ah, the eternal question that haunts every crypto enthusiast like a ghost at a Halloween party: “Is crypto a security?” It’s been asked in crypto conferences, congressional hearings, SEC speeches, courtrooms, and probably by your grandma when you tried to explain Bitcoin to her. And yet, we’re still here, in 2025, with the answer just as clear as a foggy morning.

Ether’s been waddling above the significant $2,800 mark-this humble number that’s been both a life raft and an anchor throughout this entire crypto drama. Support, resistance-pick your poison, it’s been both!

Analyst I. Moreno says this is “maximum uncertainty” and “early risk repricing.” Sounds like a party I’d rather not attend. 🎉

By the time the clock struck midnight, the four XRP ETFs had conjured a total of $85,756,524 from the ether. Bitwise, the undisputed king, traded 1,452,944 shares, its coffers brimming with $36,599,659. Franklin Templeton, the energetic upstart, sprinted ahead with 965,203 shares, its momentum as relentless as a caffeinated squirrel. Canary, the stoic observer, maintained its composure, trading 783,825 shares. Grayscale, however, lagged behind like a snail on a treadmill, trading a mere 152,566 shares-enough to fund a single espresso for its CEO. 🐢

It managed to stay above $2,650, which is slightly more impressive, and had a little scamper up past $2,740 and $2,800. Very energetic, Ethereum! But the ‘bulls’ – those optimistic chaps – are bumping their heads on that $3,000 ceiling. And the ‘bears’ (the grumpy pessimists) are lurking, ready to pounce. Honestly, it’s a right old squabble. There’s another line, a particularly stubborn one, at $2,970 just to make everything even more complicated.