Whales Feast on LINK Dip: Crypto’s Grand Farce Continues 🎭

On the fateful day of September 22, LINK suffered an 8% plunge, a tragicomic dip in a broader market decline that sent prices skittering toward the $21 mark. A billion dollars in market cap vanished, poof! like a magician’s rabbit, leaving the token’s valuation hovering at a mere $14.8 billion. Yet, in this moment of panic, the whales-those leviathans of lucre-seized the opportunity to buy the dip, gobbling up over 800,000 LINK tokens. Greed, thy name is whale. 🐳💸

Scammer Steals $32K in Crypto From Cancer Patient via Steam Game

Enter Steam. Not the trusty engine of entertainment we all know, but rather, the smooth-talking scammer’s best friend. Plavnieks was duped into playing a game called Block Blasters, a title that promised financial rewards in exchange for playing. Ah, but there’s a catch: it wasn’t a game-it was malware disguised as a game. So, like a moth to a flame, Plavnieks clicked, and the malware did what it does best-it drained his crypto wallet faster than a teenager can spend their first paycheck.

Bitcoin’s Wild Rollercoaster Ride: Will It Soar or Snooze?

According to our fanciful 4-hour magic chart, that splashy dip was likely due to some dastardly bearish divergence! Picture this: as Bitcoin was strutting up to $117,500, the Stochastic RSI and RSI were busy throwing sneaky lower highs-classic bear trickery, I say! However, despite this mischief, it seems our beloved Bitcoin might just be poised for a cheeky comeback! 🎩✨

Crypto’s Golden Age 🚀: 240,000 Millionaires Rise!

Bitcoin, that eternal phoenix of the financial world, soared to new pinnacles, its millionaires swelling by 70% to 145,100 souls, while the crypto market’s valuation ballooned to a staggering USD 3.3 trillion. A 45% rise! One might say the market is less a beast and more a hyperactive squirrel with a penchant for numbers. 🐿️

UXLINK’s Digital Debacle: $11.3M Stolen, 70% Crash!

Blockchain sleuths, those modern-day Sherlock Holmeses, uncovered the culprit: a “delegateCall” vulnerability. This digital skeleton key allowed hackers to boot the original admins and install themselves as the wallet’s new overlords. One might call it a *coup d’état*, if coups weren’t generally considered more glamorous. 🎩