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Sun, in what can only be described as a stroke of either genius or madness, is gearing up to add between $50 million and $100 million worth of Bitcoin to Tron’s already lavish holdings. Coincidentally (or perhaps not), Bitcoin’s price decided to take a nosedive below $75,000 during the sleepy Asian morning hours on Feb. 2, marking its lowest point since we were all pretending to be social beings last April. So far, poor BTC has lost up to 21% of its value since Jan. 15. It’s like watching your favorite soap opera character go through a breakup-tragic!

Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market, that fickle mistress, has turned her back on her suitors. Bitcoin (BTC), the once-proud flagship, now wallows in the mud of $75,500, a far cry from its former glory. Nearly $900 billion vanished over the weekend, as if swallowed by a black hole of greed and fear. The broader market, too, has bled, its cap shrinking to a mere $2.58 trillion. Oh, the humanity! Or should I say, the inhumanity of it all?

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What started as a cautious nod last month has become a concrete, foot-on-the-floor act. The CSSF demanded compliance, steadied the ship, and finally handed Ripple a license that lets it issue electronic money and deliver payment services throughout the EU without begging for licenses in every jurisdiction. The bureaucratic choreography is still there-the paperwork, the checks, the inevitable addenda-but the effect is tangible: a single block of legality replacing a thousand scattered permissions.

In the polished theater of JasmyChain, the ecosystem swells with the entry of Jasmy Swap, a third-party decentralized exchange protocol that pirouettes on the spine of this very chain. Built upon JasmyChain, it wields smart contracts to automatically execute digital asset swaps, a gleaming little proof-of-concept for blockchain-based trading, as proper and as impractical as … Read more

Bitcoin has been groping for a foothold in the murk, a pale pilgrim seeking a base. Today it slipped below $80,000, and from the 2025 zenith above $126,000 it has fallen about 40%. The soul of the thing trembles; the ledger squeaks under the weight of fear, and the crowd pretends not to notice while clutching their coins with a grimace of irony.

On February 2nd, ADA decided to spice things up with a 6% nosedive in 24 hours, hitting $0.267. Ouch. Then, in a classic “I’m fine, really” move, it bounced back to $0.28. Stability? More like a wobbly table at a fancy restaurant-everyone’s nervous it’ll collapse.

Spot gold, once the proud stallion of the market, dropped 5% to $4,616.79 per ounce, its mane tangled and its spirit broken. Silver, poor silver, fared worse-a donkey left to bray in the wilderness. After plunging nearly 30% in a single session last week, its worst performance since the Dust Bowl days of March 1980, it slid another 12% before finding a shaky perch near $78.30 per ounce. The safe havens, it seems, were no safer than a cardboard box in a storm.

According to a press release-an art form unto itself-shared with crypto.news, this new service will permit SGB clients to mint, convert, hold, and trade stablecoins like USDC (yes, that one) and USDT (the other one) across those trendy major blockchain networks on the oh-so-exclusive SGB Net.

In a drama that echoes the misfortunes of Tom Lee’s BitMine-where the dreams of a Supercycle are crashing down faster than a soapbox derby car-Trend Research finds itself caught in the maelstrom of price decline.