Bitcoin’s Sharpe Ratio: Zero? What’s Next? 🤯
Analyst I. Moreno says this is “maximum uncertainty” and “early risk repricing.” Sounds like a party I’d rather not attend. 🎉
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.
Ah, Bitcoin miners. Always chasing the next glittering thing. Now they fancy themselves as architects of the artificial mind! One might almost believe they\’ve discovered a way to turn digital dust into… well, something even more digital. JPMorgan, ever the discerning observer, has taken notice of this curious shift from merely verifying transactions to attempting to think for machines. A bold undertaking, to be sure. 🙄

This report comes as traditional banks-yes, the same ones that still think a ledger is a piece of paper-start poking around blockchain technology. Grayscale says Chainlink solves those pesky problems holding back the widespread adoption of digital finance. We all knew there was a reason Chainlink was more than just a crypto buzzword.

And guess what? While they were busy doing whatever it is they do, RAIN’s price skyrocketed-up 120% in the last 24 hours. It’s like they decided, “Hey, why not throw this thing out there and see if people are gullible enough to bite?” According to CoinGecko, it seems like people were more than willing. Go figure. 🙄
Throughout 2025, the exchange’s crypto activity has been climbing faster than a climber on a sugar rush. Giovanni Vicioso, CME’s head honcho of crypto products, claims the uptick is driven by a growing desire to manage risk-probably because the market’s mood swings are now more volatile than a soap opera on dynamite.
BeInCrypto, in its infinite wisdom, has cast its eyes upon a couple of altcoins that might just make it or break it in this final week of November. Lucky for you, we’re here to share the juicy details.

According to the aforementioned SEC filing, Glynn Capital sold off 153,753 shares during the third quarter of 2025, reducing its stake in Oscar Health to a rather paltry 2,856,025 shares. These shares were valued at $54.06 million as of September 30, 2025. To the casual observer, this might seem like a rather mundane detail, but to a seasoned contrarian investor, this shift could signal something far more interesting. Oscar Health, while still holding its own as the fund’s largest holding, now represents only 17.06% of its total assets. Not exactly a ringing endorsement, but hardly a cause for panic either.