Per their November 3rd SEC filing, these gents-no relation to the court of Florin you see in fairy tales-added 479,600 shares to their ICLN stash. That’s enough to fill a warehouse with windmills if you squint real hard. At $17.30 a share, they’re now sitting on 1,073,879 shares total. A tidy little pile, wouldn’t you say?
The platform will run one token sale per month, kicking off with Monad’s MON token Nov. 17-22. During that week, verified Coinbase users can submit purchase requests using USDC. Hold onto your seats, folks! 💸
The SEC’s latest missive reveals Brickwood now holds 3.8 million Western Union shares, valued at $30.4 million as of quarter-end. This constitutes 21.3% of their portfolio – a position second only to their gold holdings, as if the firm were assembling a modern-day treasure chest of industrial relics. Their other investments read like a roll call of fading empires: Barrick Gold, ManpowerGroup, and a smattering of niche players whose fortunes seem as precarious as a debutante’s reputation at a country house weekend.
As November arrives, the air crackles with the energy of fresh presales, each project a tale of utility, cross-chain marvels, and communities bound by shared fervor. Whether the market slumbers or stirs, these launches keep the fire alive, a testament to humanity’s eternal quest for the next big thing. Here’s a glimpse at the Top 6 presales of November 2025-may they not vanish like morning mist. 🕵️♂️
Sistine Research, that bastion of market analysis, has taken to X (formerly known as Twitter, darling) to declare XRP the belle of the blockchain ball. They describe it as the “fastest mover,” a phrase so laden with hyperbole one might think they’re discussing a particularly spry racehorse rather than a digital asset. Recent government developments, they claim, shall reshape the marriage of crypto and traditional finance, with XRP as the blushing bride. How romantic! 💍
Ah, Turbo Energy, the solar storage darling, has decided the blockchain is its new muse. On Tuesday, the Nasdaq-listed firm announced it’s tokenizing clean energy projects using the Stellar (XLM) network. Because, you know, why finance the old-fashioned way when you can do it with digital tokens? 🤷♂️
The Pacer US Large Cap Cash Cows Growth Leaders ETF (COWG), with its $2.48 billion market capitalization, presents itself as a passively managed instrument designed to court those investors who value systematic rigor over capricious discretion. Its methodology, which elevates companies demonstrating superior free cash flow margins, might be compared to the discerning eye of a matchmaker seeking only the most solvent of suitors.
Picture this: every day, $1.27 million in UNI tokens vanish like autumn leaves in a gale, their digital ashes scattered across Ethereum’s ether. The math, scribbled by the sages of MegaETH (a realm where transactions gallop at 100,000 TPS), suggests Uniswap will outpace Pump.fun’s $35M bonfire but trail Hyperliquid’s inferno of $95M. A goldilocks paradox: not too hot, not too cold, but just enough to make hodlers weep 🧂📊.
FET’s got its eyes set on new targets, but let’s start with $0.45, then maybe $0.50. Who knows? Maybe we’ll see $0.60 too – if we can keep this wild ride going.