Discover the DEX Platforms Raking in $425 Billion in Just 30 Days! 😲💰

In this past month, the aggregate DeFi TVL has reached a staggering $159.6 billion. This figure is most consistent with Ethereum’s own $96.697 billion, which constitutes a rather impressive 60.57% of the sector’s TVL, suggesting a marketwide figure of approximately $159.6 billion when one extrapolates from the most reputable defillama.com stats. Quite the mathematical feat, I must say!

Gemini Unleashes XRP Credit Card-Winklevoss Twins Start a Crypto Circus

The credit card, courtesy of WebBank-that mysterious entity that presumably exists-enchants users with up to 4% XRP on the noble pursuits of fuel, e-scooter charging, and taking rideshares because walking is terribly passé. Dining tantalizes you with 3% (enough for half an avocado toast), groceries bestow an almost magnanimous 2%, and miscellaneous spendings lag behind with a meek 1%. If you’re clever (or simply lucky), select merchants offer a staggering 10% back, and you’ll finally have an excuse for buying three dozen USB cables 🤡.

🤯 Ethzilla Throws $250M at Share Buyback, Hoards $ETH Like a Dragon 🐉

But wait, there’s more! Ethzilla isn’t just playing with boring old dollars here. Oh no, they’ve gone full crypto wizard, holding a whopping 102,237 Ethereum tokens in their digital vault. That’s right-tokens worth roughly $489 million, purchased at an average price of $3,948.72 per coin. (If only my bank account looked this good after a shopping spree.) 💳💸

Grok’s Crypto Revelation: A Most Agreeable Diversion 😲

The news was received by the crypto markets with all the enthusiasm of a new suitor at a country ball. Ethereum surged a most improper fifteen percent within the hour, whilst the more established Bitcoin managed a modest, yet respectable, five percent climb.

Bitcoin’s Tsar: Strategy Buys 3,081 BTC for $356.9M, Proclaims Digital Sovereignty 🤑

Strategy, in a move that could only be described as a declaration of financial independence, announced on Monday that it had acquired 3,081 BTC for a staggering $356.9 million, at an average price of $115,829 per coin. Michael Saylor, the executive chairman, who might as well be the czar of this new digital empire, proudly proclaimed that the firm’s bitcoin yield stands at 25.4% year-to-date in 2025. This latest acquisition swells the company’s reserves to 632,457 BTC, obtained at an average cost of $73,527 per coin. In total, the firm has spent a mind-boggling $46.50 billion to amass these holdings, making it the largest publicly traded corporate owner of bitcoin.