But alas, don’t get too comfortable, my dear. A weak A/D trend and a stubbornly descending resistance are hanging around like your aunt at family gatherings-always there, always blocking the fun. These could force XMR to tumble down toward lower support zones, but don’t fret, that’s just part of the show.
In the land of contradictions, provinces awash with unused electricity found their savior in Bitcoin mining. Corporate giants and lone wolves alike realized the folly of letting power go to waste. Why sell at a loss when you can mine digital treasure? 🏭⚡⛏️
So, what’s the story here? Well, according to a well-documented SEC filing-essentially the financial equivalent of a very detailed diary-Koch had quietly established a fresh position in Via during the third quarter. As of the end of that period, they owned that sizeable block of shares, making the company a hefty slice-about 10.8%-of their total investment pie. Think of it as a high-stakes game of political chess, where every move signals what you believe ‘the future’ might look like. Here, Koch seems to be betting that Via’s blend of technology and transportation is onto something quite significant-something that could morph from a curious startup into a transportation titan.
Sentiment, that fickle mistress, has turned as positive as a glass of champagne at Ascot, thanks to whispers of a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Investors, ever the optimists, have resumed their risk-taking, despite the macroeconomic landscape resembling a Waugh novel-chaotic, unpredictable, and slightly absurd. 🥂
At first glance, it feels like suggesting that my humble savings account could surpass the GDP of a small country, but bear with me. Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC), though currently much smaller than Apple, stands on the cusp of something massive. As I examine the growth in its industry and consider the future landscape of AI, it seems plausible-just plausible-that TSMC could indeed achieve the unthinkable. But, of course, it’s going to need more than just a stroke of good luck to get there.
Bitcoin, that fickle deity of the digital age, has endured six weeks of decline in the past seven, tumbling from its October zenith of $126,500 to a mere $81,000, before clawing back to $85,000. A fall from grace, or a mere stumble on the path to glory? 🌋
Now everyone’s asking, “Is this the beginning of the end, or just a little hiccup in the grand digital dragon dance?” Stay tuned, because it’s about as clear as a politician’s promise at a State Fair.
After almost vanishing from the global scene, China has made a sneaky return to the third spot, amassing roughly 14% of the worldwide mining capacity by October, according to Hashrate Index. Talk about an undercover operation! 🕵️♀️
Since October 15, the Solana-powered party bus handed over $436 million in USDC to Kraken, the exchange everyone pretends to trust. Blockchain data platform Lookonchain confirmed that Pump.fun’s team was basically saying, “Thanks for the memories-now, I’m out.” ✌️
Yes, XRP has managed to crawl back above the $2 line, probably tired of all the doom-and-gloom whispers. The charts, which are more dramatic than a Tolstoy novel, turned from despair to excitement overnight.
