Global crypto exchange MEXC (yes, them again) has apparently solved the “problem” of actually using a brokerage account by letting you gamble on U.S. stocks with USDT instead. No fees! No paperwork! Just pure, unfiltered financial delusion straight from your phone while you ignore your Tinder matches.
Ethereum’s price is like that friend who claims they’re “sober” but is definitely just tipsy on FOMO. It surged past $3,720, outshining Bitcoin, which is still stuck in its “I’m the OG” phase. 🐺
The grand announcement, made on Tuesday, following a public consultation, calls for a ban that extends beyond just government departments to encompass all public sector bodies and vital national infrastructure, including energy, health services, and local councils. It’s like telling the pirates of the digital seas, “No more treasure for you!” 🏴☠️💰
According to sources (who, naturally, requested anonymity because adulting is hard), the unnamed CFPB bigwig is side-eyeing the agency’s own sabotage of Biden’s open banking rule. Turns out, repealing regulations without a plan is like inviting a dragon to a tea party—suddenly everyone’s paying for damages. Bloomberg reports the CFPB’s Acting Director, Russell Vought, is now begging a judge to ax the rule, claiming banks have a “right” to charge fees for APIs. 🤦♂️
In a shocking twist 🤯, a press release dropped like a bad habit. PNC will now offer “digital asset services” while Coinbase gets… banking? Sounds like a marriage made in bureaucratic heaven. CaaS? No, not “Caribbean as a Service”—Crypto-as-a-Service! 📚💥 A masterpiece of corporate jargon.
Let’s rewind to July 13 and 14, when bitcoin flirted with its all-time high like it was auditioning for a rom-com. Suddenly, spot trading went full-on Black Friday chaos. Binance’s bitcoin spot volume skyrocketed from $3.1 billion to $8.4 billion—nearly tripling overnight. Meanwhile, other exchanges were busy patting themselves on the back for their measly 2.6x growth. Kudos to Julio Moreno, head of research at cryptoquant.com, for crunching these numbers so I didn’t have to.
But what sorcery fuels this ascent? Ah, the answer lies within the mystic scrolls of on-chain data, courtesy of CryptoQuant. Behold: fees on the Tron network have surged past Ethereum’s, aligning themselves with none other than Bitcoin itself! A modest $1.29 per month in transaction fees may seem humble, yet it whispers sweet nothings of increased user activity and slightly pricier transactions. Oh, how the mighty Ethereum must feel, watching its fee-based revenue crown snatched away by this upstart contender. Truly, the gods of blockchain drama are having a field day. 🎭✨
Oh, dear patrons of finance, rejoice! PNC has donned its programming cap, announcing a venture that flutters about like a confused bird. They proclaim their customers shall now have the delightful experience of buying, holding, and gallantly selling Bitcoin and a plethora of other crypto curiosities—while still enjoying the mundane comforts of traditional banking and treasury management. What an age we dwell in! 😂
A certain faction of right-leaning orators and crypto enthusiasts, ever eager to stir the pot, took to sharing a resignation letter purportedly penned by Mr. Powell himself. One might be forgiven for mistaking it for the work of a particularly inept schoolboy, given its nonsensical text and a seal bearing gibberish so profound it would make a cryptographer weep. The design, to be charitable, exhibited inconsistencies so glaring they might have been orchestrated by a mischievous child armed with a quill and a penchant for chaos.
Indeed, Aave has taken the plunge into a new market narrative, celebrating its triumphant ascent beyond the recent swing high. This audacious break is not merely a lucky fluke but a clarion call— a trend reversal from the gloomy valley of bears to the sunlit peaks of bulls! Now, as it flexes its muscles against a formidable resistance, a little rejection may just play the role of a healthy pullback rather than a complete nosedive into despair.
