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Hedera was on a pretty wild ride—climbing over 130%, like a kid on a sugar rush, from the June lows. The rally was supported by rising volume and a bullish crossover that made traders think, “Hey, maybe HBAR isn’t just playing hard to get.” It smashed through the $0.23 resistance, teasing a possible move toward $0.33, only to get a little shy and retreat.
Ripple’s XRP, the darling of the crypto soiree, is hovering near $3, up 5% in 24 hours. But let’s not forget, it’s down 9% this week and still 18% below its July 18th peak of $3.65. Trading volumes? A fleeting $110 million at the height of the party, thanks to those ever-so-chic large buyers. 🥂
Buffett’s been quietly dumping stocks like a teenager untagging themselves from a cringe family vacation photo. Eleven straight quarters of net selling? That’s not a streak—it’s a resignation letter to the entire concept of capitalism. And yet, here we are, acting shocked that the man who built his empire on “buy low, sell high” is suddenly all about the selling.
At a concert, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis were among those who enthusiastically joined in singing a love song from the Backstreet Boys’ Millennium album. A fan named Michael Shawn McCabe recorded a video of them, which showed them singing harmoniously to one another, dancing together rhythmically, and exchanging smiles.
This isn’t just a blip on the radar; it’s a full-blown, sari-swirling, Bollywood dance number in the world of cryptocurrency. 🇮🇳💃 India’s crypto community has been grinding harder than a Delhi traffic jam, and now they’ve zoomed past the competition like an auto-rickshaw on a mission. 🚗💨 The achievement is as impressive as it is inevitable, given the country’s knack for turning tech trends into national pastimes. Remember when everyone suddenly needed a yoga mat and a chai latte? Yeah, it’s like that, but with blockchain.
But here’s the catch: none of this is happening on-chain. It’s like a party where everyone’s at the door, but no one’s inside. 🚪
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Potato Head’s creation, WASTED, has introduced Collection 001 – a brand-new homeware line developed in collaboration with British designer Max Lamb. This inaugural collection reimagines waste as functional art, combining Potato Head’s “Good Times, Do Good” philosophy with Lamb’s innovative, process-focused design style. Crafted by skilled Balinese artisans, the collection honors Indonesia’s rich craft tradition and contributes to the island’s impressive 99.5% landfill diversion goal.
Initially showcased at the joint Bad Bunny and adidas “Archive” event in Puerto Rico, the Adizero SL72 represents a daring revamp of an iconic design, coming in a Neapolitan ice cream-inspired color scheme that merges nostalgic appeal with contemporary style.