Bitcoin & Quantum Panic: A Developer’s Dance of Wits 🎩

Marty Bent, a gentleman of discerning mind, doth not subscribe to this tale of woe. In his Dec. 14 discourse, he acknowledged quantum computing’s menace-nay, a threat not solely to Bitcoin, but to all systems reliant upon modern cryptography-yet he refuted the notion that Bitcoin’s stewards ignore the matter. “Short answer is yes, it is a risk,” he declared, “But it’s not only a risk for Bitcoin. It’s a risk for any system that depends on cryptography for security.” A most reasonable sentiment, if we may say so. 😊

Is Bitcoin on the Brink of a Comeback or Just Playing Us for Fools?

But hold your horses, cause it seems the pressure’s slackening. Buyers, or as I like to call ‘em, ‘accumulators,’ are now steppin’ in with more enthusiasm. This old-timer believes there’s a fair chance we might see a little bounce, maybe a recovery before the next big tumble comes.

Bitcoin’s Hashrate Plummets 8%-Xinjiang Shutdowns Cause Chaos!

Ah, the cryptocurrency world, where even the most robust networks can crumble under the weight of a single region’s… well, let’s call it a “strategic reorganization.” 🚨 The Bitcoin network’s total hashrate dropped by about 100 EH/s yesterday, an 8% decline, as roughly 400,000 mining rigs went offline following the closure of mining farms in Xinjiang, … Read more

Crypto Kidnapping?! 😱

Right. So, apparently people are now getting murdered for their Bitcoin. Honestly, it’s like, what did we even learn? 🙄 Spanish and Danish police have teamed up to dismantle a gang who decided kidnapping and…well, let’s just say things escalated…was a perfectly reasonable way to get their hands on some crypto. Because subtlety is so overrated.

UK Envisions Regulating Crypto: A Dostoevskian Tale of Ironies & Ironies

In the shadowed corridors of power, where the flickering candle of reason barely illumines the labyrinth of human folly, the UK government, with a solemn face that conceals a tempest of doubt, announces its plan. By the year 2027, the cryptic world of digital treasure-those phantom coins and elusive tokens-shall be shackled under the watchful … Read more

Vanguard ETFs: A Faustian Bargain for 2026?

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO), a creature of legend among the common folk, tracks the S&P 500 index like a hound chasing a phantom. It hoards 500 stocks from America’s most venerable corporations, a collection so vast it could rival the Library of Alexandria-if books were replaced with balance sheets. To invest in VOO is to sign a contract with the devil himself, who, for a fee, promises survival through any storm. Crestmont Research, that oracle of numbers, claims the index has never failed to recover in 20 years-a feat that would make even Job weep.

CZ’s 10-Minute “Romance”-Too Slow News Day?

It all started during the dust-up with old Peter Schiff – a man who thinks gold is the only real thing. Onstage, this Tintin character, affiliated with the Aster project, handed CZ a box. A heavy one. “Real fking heavy,” she chirped on the bird site. And folks, well, their imaginations took flight, didn’t they? Like tumbleweeds in a ghost town.

QQQ vs. MGK: Tech ETFs in the Dustbowl 🌾

MGK, a child of Vanguard’s frugal gospel, tracks the CRSP U.S. Mega Cap Growth Index-a congregation of titans, their shadows long enough to blot out the sun. QQQ, meanwhile, follows the NASDAQ-100, a caravan of 101 souls trudging through the non-financial wilds of the Nasdaq. Their stories are etched in returns, yields, and betas, but their true nature lies in the dirt beneath the numbers.