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Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and a veritable banquet of EVM-compatible networks. Who could resist such an invitation? ✨

One cannot help but chuckle at the irony; this bold proclamation also serves as a jovial admission that his once-certain predictions now sit in the attic of obsolescence, collecting dust. It’s as if he looked into the mirror of the market and said, “You’re not the person I used to know!”

And who’s crying? Over-leveraged traders, that’s who. 150,000 of them got liquidated. Ouch. That’s more painful than a bad Seinfeld rerun. 😬📉

Lo and behold! This hoard vaults BitMine past the Ethereum Foundation (which, let’s face it, probably forgot where it left its keys) and even Coinbase, the digital equivalent of a pawn shop. And poor SharpLink? Left in the dust with 200k fewer tokens than our hero. BitMine’s goal? To own 5% of Ethereum’s supply. Because why let the little guys have a slice of the pie when you can eat the whole bakery? 🥧➡️💸

Speaking to CryptoMoon, Graham Krizek, founder and CEO of Lightning Network payments provider Voltage, said increased adoption of the layer-2 network will see it handle 5% of the global stablecoin volume as early as 2028. 🤯

They excitedly note that the global cryptocurrency market is expanding faster than a hyperactive octopus at a dance party. Apparently, BTC, which the unimaginatively celebratory have dubbed “digital gold,” has piqued the interest of institutional investors who’ve been scratching their heads over the ever-weakening yen and the financial instability that’s sweeping the globe like a slightly unpleasant cold. 😷 Not to mention the appeal of holding digital coins that might one day be a reliable means of asset diversification—or at least a great conversation starter at parties.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has swooped in like your well-meaning but ultimately confusing aunt at Thanksgiving, putting a hold on crypto index ETF products by Bitwise and Grayscale despite earlier approvals. Thanks, SEC! 🙄

“There’s not a lot of supply of ETH, and so I think ETH probably has a chance to outperform Bitcoin in the next three to six months,” he croons to CNBC, as if reciting a sonnet to a stock ticker. 🎭

In case you missed it, Ghana’s central bank is totally on board with the whole cryptocurrency thing. They’re putting together some regulatory framework to officially license digital asset companies, and – wait for it – they’re aiming to have it ready by September. Mark your calendars, folks! Johnson Asiama, the big cheese over at the Bank of Ghana, said this law will help Ghana use cryptocurrencies for all sorts of things, like attracting investment and, you know, possibly making some money off it. Genius idea, really.

JasmyCoin [JASMY], the star of our financial drama, experienced one of the most dramatic plunges in recent memory, losing 14% of its value in just 24 hours. Yet, just last month, it was basking in the glory of a 22% gain. Oh, the fickle nature of fortune! 🍀💔