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And, of course, the lesser coins – the altcoins, as they call them with such grandiosity – followed their master downwards. ZEC and CC, names as obscure as provincial spinsters, led the charge, proving that some are simply destined for obscurity. A sad spectacle, truly. These digital baubles, promising riches, delivering only the usual anxieties of the hopeful.

An audacious exploit, as confirmed by the USPD protocol, saw the creation of 98 million USPD tokens. Meanwhile, a modest 232 stETH was, rather indelicately, purloined from liquidity pools.

An analyst, a veritable soothsayer named Ali Martinez, has noticed a “TD Sequential Buy Signal.” Apparently, this is a good thing. It suggests a trend is tired. A tired trend! Imagine that. It’s almost… sympathetic. Historically, it means things might go up. Or they might just wobble a bit. It’s a 50/50 chance. Which, statistically, is quite comforting, really.

Well, well, well, Kraken, the U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange, is simply not content with its current guest list and has decided to crash the Colombian party. How très audacious! 🎩

This divergence, my dear reader, is not merely a hiccup but a harbinger of structural frailty. Accumulation persists, yet it is swallowed whole by the relentless sell pressure, the thinning liquidity, and the unwinding of leveraged dreams. The market, it seems, has grown indifferent to the once-revered signals of the whales. 🐳🚫

Mashreq Capital, the asset management arm of a UAE-based financial institution, has launched a product that blends the ancient with the digital, offering a sliver of Bitcoin to those who might otherwise be content with a camel and a date. The BITMAC Fund, a curious mix of gold, equities, and the wild, wild west of finance, aims to ease the way for retail investors into the crypto abyss. 🐪💰

Whale Alert data, which is about as reliable as a weather forecast in Discworld, reveals these wallets had been napping since 2011 and 2012. Suddenly, they woke up, moved their full balances, and left the room without a word. 🕵️♂️

At first blush, treasury company Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) and mining firm Mara Holdings (Nasdaq: MARA) appear as twin peas in a cosmic pod. Both are revered names in the bitcoin community, hoarding BTC like Scrooge McDuck in a crypto-themed vault. Strategy, however, possesses tenfold the BTC of its rival, yet both employ the same strategy: hoarding the digital coin to maximize yield. But according to Vaneck’s Head of Digital Assets Research, Matthew Sigel, Mara’s financial acrobatics are far more precarious than a penguin on roller skates.