Just a day ago, WLFI was basking in the glow of a $0.12 support level, having previously struggled from a $0.25 dip-talk about a comeback story that would make even the most jaded trader weak in the knees. It finally broke free from the sideways yawn fest, usefully aided by some hefty volume and a bullish engulfing candle that said, “I mean business.”
This Reserve, you see, is a long-term fund – a repository of both the onchain and…well, presumably somewhat less glamorous, offchain revenues. These funds are, with a rather predictable flourish, intended to fuel ‘regular CXT token buybacks.’ Quite. As if tokens require constant fueling. It’s all rather automotive, isn’t it? 🚗
What to know: Dogecoin surged 2.4%-because apparently, some big boys are throwing around their toys and pretending they’re not just monkeys with calculators. 😂 Trading volume spiked 68%? Congrats, the market’s so busy “accumulating” it forgot to check if anyone actually wants this coin. 🤷♂️ Analysts say it looks like a Wyckoff setup. Translation: They’re … Read more
XRP trades higher in a range so controlled it could teach a yoga instructor a thing or two. 🧘♂️ Meanwhile, speculative interest declines, as if traders suddenly remembered they have lives outside of charts. 📉
The sages of the digital realm proclaim its necessity, especially as the global purse strings tighten around the neck of stablecoins. A curious turn of events, is it not? For in this open book of blockchain, where every page is turned by prying eyes, the desire for a locked diary grows ever stronger.
In an unexpected plot twist, Ellis Investment Partners decided to expand their GPIX holdings by 64,462 shares during Q3. The value of this little corporate shopping spree? $3.3 million. So, yeah, not exactly pocket change. As of September 30, Ellis held a total of 107,147 shares, worth about $5.6 million. If you’re thinking this sounds like the stock market equivalent of “treat yo’ self,” you’d be correct. But this is about dividends, not brunches with avocado toast. Stay with me.
Dieses Wallet aus den Tagen, als Bitcoin noch kaum bekannt war, hat erstmals seit Juni 2011 wieder Leben gezeigt. Damals wurden rund 4.000 BTC geschürft, heute sind 150 davon 16 Millionen Dollar wert. Wer hätte gedacht, dass ein paar digitale Münzen in Geduld gealtert wie ein guter Wein oder ein vergessener Wodka zu einem kleinen Vermögen heranwachsen könnten? 🍷💰
According to the ever-so-reliable DeFiLlama, this $1 trillion milestone has already left August’s $762 billion record in the dust, like a sprinter outrunning a tortoise. Quite a feat, wouldn’t you say?
Per their SEC filing, these healthcare heroes bought 462,368 shares of IXUS during Q3. Let’s parse that: A group whose job is to keep people alive is now betting a chunk of change on a fund that tracks 4,000+ companies from Tokyo to São Paulo. Because nothing says “holistic care” like betting $38 million on a spreadsheet. [Winks at the irony.]
The SEC’s parchment revealed that Adventist Health System West, a nonprofit entity with a penchant for balancing portfolios and souls, offloaded its entire holding in EMXC during Q3. The fund shed 837,660 shares, a sum that would buy a small island in the Pacific, if only the banks allowed it. The estimated value? A tidy $52.9 million, enough to fund a modest quest for the Holy Grail of diversification.
