What’s the real story behind this geopolitical tango? Are we witnessing the birth of a new prosperity or merely watching a global game of emotional chess-kings and pawns in a dance of policies, dreams, and dollar signs? Well, buckle up, because the plot thickens and the popcorn gets ready!
With valor, Bitcoin retains its hold above $90,500-an act of defiance! It aspires to soar above $91,500 and even flirt with $92,500. Aye, the mighty $93,000 was once a mere obstacle, now a stepping stone, topped at $94,050 with the flair of a pantomime hero. Yet, as all actors, it stumbled, retreated-alas, retracing half its fairy tale from $83,871 to $94,050, and now, the brave bulls rally near $87,800, plotting their next move. Such is the eternal dance-up, down, and around! 💃🏻🕺
On the 7th of November, 2025, the firm filed a document with the SEC that would make even the most stoic of accountants raise an eyebrow. It transpired that during Q3, Zweig-DiMenna had taken a rather bold leap into Hut 8’s stock, increasing its holdings to 707,000 shares. By the close of September, this amounted to a market value of $24.61 million, which is, in the parlance of our times, a sum that could buy a rather splendid seaside villa-or at least a very large cheese platter.
These associations, representing everything from banking to futures (and, delightfully, even “internet finance” – whatever that precisely entails) decree that all crypto-related flippery-floppery – stablecoins, the mysteriously enticing “airdrops,” the gritty business of mining, and, most specifically, this newfangled “real-world asset (RWA) tokenization” – is, shall we say, frowned upon. An illegality, in fact. A veritable sin against the financial order. 😉
The Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF (MGK +0.45%) and the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO +0.19%) epitomize the classic debate: broad diversification versus targeted growth-each cloaked in assumptions of risk, return, and ultimately, investor patience.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, that arbiter of silent truths, bore witness to a quiet metamorphosis. Engine Capital Management, a shadow in the financial forest, unfurled its wings, carrying 14.2 million shares of Avantor into the light. The stake, once a seedling, now stretched its branches, valued at $246.1 million-a testament to the slow, deliberate growth of patience.
The filing, dry as dust and twice as lifeless, told of a complete divestiture. Quarter’s end saw the last lot slip through their fingers, priced at the average market value-a number as hollow as the promises of spring rain in a dust storm. Funds are like rivers, always seeking new channels; but what bedrock erosion prompted this shift?
Now, this modest uptick might be attributed to the Solana [SOL] launchpad Bonk.fun, which has announced that a whopping 51% of the fees will be used to buy back BONK, up from the previous 10%. Jolly good show, but will it be enough to save the day? 🤔
The SEC filing, a document as dry as the Sahara yet as consequential as a psalm, revealed that Harvey Partners had increased its Gentherm stake during the third quarter. By September 30, the fund held 1 million shares, valued at $34.9 million. One might ask: what madness drives a man to purchase stocks in a sinking ship? Or perhaps, what madness drives a man to believe the ship can still sail?