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The evidence? Why, one must credit the esteemed analysts at CryptoQuant, who have observed the grand march of institutional demand, led by those novel financial instruments known as spot Bitcoin ETFs. These, they claim, have drawn the steady influx of capital from the hallowed halls of traditional finance, rather than the capricious whims of speculative traders. A most rational development, one might say, though one wonders if such prudence can outlast the tempests of human folly.

You see, Ethereum’s stuck in that awkward teenage phase-below those fancy moving averages, trying to look cool but just wobbling like a baby giraffe. The 200-day EMA is hanging over its head like a guillotine-“Are you gonna bounce or not?” Meanwhile, the 50- and 100-day EMAs are turning into resistance walls, doing their best to say, “Not today, buddy!” Because of this squeezing act, ETH is practically begging for a miracle. Or a miracle bounce. Or maybe just a miracle to stop the bleeding. If that bounce flops, we’re in for a trend that’s more “dismal” than your aunt’s bingo nights.

Aurora, the blockchain darling, promises to let developers spin up custom blockchains faster than a Moscow bureaucrat can say “nyet.” Its core appeal? Simplicity. Launching a blockchain is now as easy as setting up a Shopify store-though, let’s be honest, neither guarantees you’ll make a ruble. 🛒✨

Ah, the grand theater of the markets, where the players dance with masks of ambition and the spectators are but pawns in a game they scarcely comprehend. The Competition Commission of India (CCI), in its infinite wisdom, has bestowed its blessing upon the union of Coinbase Global Inc. and DCX Global Limited, a marriage of convenience in the realm of cryptocurrency. A minority stake, they say-a mere whisper of control, yet enough to stir the waters of this digital ocean.

Polymarket, that slick platform and darling of the analytics elves at Dune and Keyrock, has a knack for holding onto its flock. They tracked monthly cohorts of new users-because nothing says loyalty like a contract-and measured who popped back for more trades. Spoiler: Polymarket outperforms over 85% of its less fortunate crypto cousins, who probably can’t remember their passwords or their own names after a month. 🤦‍♂️

In a recent post on X, CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn delved into the downward spiral of the Bitcoin IFP. This indicator tracks Bitcoin flows between spot and derivatives exchanges, and its decline suggests traders are fleeing derivatives faster than a cat dodges a bath. 🐱💨

Ellison, whose heart once beat in tandem with Sam Bankman-Fried’s, now finds herself adrift in a sea of bureaucratic whims. A mere 11 months of her sentence, a fleeting moment in the eternal prison of existence, yet here she is, dancing on the precipice of “home confinement” or a halfway house-both prisons, in their own right. 🧭 Will the walls of her new abode be softer, or merely more insidious? 🕊️

Apparently, six weeks of “spot ETF inflows” isn’t enough to make a difference. Which, frankly, feels a bit rude. You’d think financial institutions throwing money at it would at least cause a small ripple. But no. It’s just…stuck. Like me on a Monday morning. 🙄

And lo! The Spot Trading Bots-those tireless, soulless automatons-shall grind to a halt for these pairs. A moment of silence, please. 🕯️ (Or better yet, update your bots, you fools, lest they weep binary tears onto your portfolios.) Fear not, though! The tokens themselves still skulk about in other pairs, like alley cats dodging the boot. Trade them while you can… before Binance changes its mind again. 😼