Meanwhile, Bitcoin, that digital phantom, experienced a fleeting moment of existential dread-a mere dip to $101,000, a blip in the grand scheme of things, but a blip nonetheless. A rather undignified swoon, if you ask me. Now, a commentator named Sykodelic – a name that suggests altered states of perception, which, frankly, is often required to understand these markets – has noticed an oscillation, a rhythmic breathing between the two.
Now, SolsticeFi isn’t just about sinking your assets into another “yield farm”-oh no, it’s rethinking the game entirely. Think “defensive engineering”-fancy talk for “we’ve built a fortress around your deposits,” while still letting you hop across the DeFi playground like a staking ninja. Madissa on X even tweeted that you can earn your rewards and stay liquid, with no need to turn your assets into a locked-up monument to boredom. 🎯
According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the firm offloaded its ServiceNow stake during Q3 2025. Post-sale, it retained 30,135 shares, valued at $27.7 million. The math here is as elegant as a tax return: the fund’s ServiceNow position now constitutes 1.5% of its 13F reportable assets, down from nearly 2%. A drop in the bucket, one might say, though not so small as to be entirely forgettable.
This is no ordinary pecking; it’s a full-on beak-first dive into MercadoLibre’s pond. The new holding, while not among the fund’s top five treasures, now glints proudly in its collection. Here’s what else gleams in the fund’s vault:
According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, dated October 07, 2025, Orser Capital, ever the meticulous archivist, increased its position in the Vanguard Short-Term Treasury ETF by 91,975 shares. This act of numerical devotion elevated its total holdings to 269,000 shares, a sum that now commands $15.83 million. The ETF, that paragon of fiscal prudence, continues to be Orser’s second-biggest holding, a testament to its enduring allure.
In the hallowed halls of Ottawa, where bureaucrats whisper sweeter than any Shakespearean sonnet, Canadian federal officials are deep in consultation with regulators and industry moguls. Their mission? To craft stablecoin rules that would make even the most stoic financier blush. 🧐💼 Finance Minister François‑Philippe Champagne, the maestro of this fiscal ballet, may reveal these measures in the upcoming budget, as whispered to Bloomberg. Stablecoins, those darling offspring of non-bank entities, often pegged to the almighty U.S. dollar and backed by liquid assets like Treasury bills, are the stars of this financial farce. 🌟💸
Elon Musk and Javier Milei, the world’s poster boys for neoliberalism and libertarianism, source: X 🌍🤝
Remember when blockchain gaming was the cool kid on the block? Well, it turns out the cool kid was just really good at hype. Early promises of player-owned economies and interoperable universes were like a glitter bomb-sparkly but messy. Now, the glitter has settled, and the real work is happening. 🧹✨
It’s a tale as old as time-markets full of hope, traders with their fingers crossed, and the Federal Reserve, like a rather large, influential magician, about to make interest rates… disappear. The consensus on this fine Tuesday? A rate cut in 2025 seems inevitable, and it’s about time, too! Investors are already imagining dollar bills (or should we say crypto coins?) raining down on them as fresh liquidity dances its way through Wall Street, causing both crypto and equities to boogie along in unison. 💃🕺
Polygon Labs, with all the fanfare of a town crier, announced its union with Manifold via a press release on Tuesday. The goal, they trumpet, is to bring “institutional-grade liquidity” to their decentralized finance ecosystem. One can almost hear the champagne corks popping in the background. 🍾