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Behold, the platform declares: “We’re reallocating assets from those pesky phishing attacks! Not our fault, though-blame the third-party security lapses! 🐍” How poetic, how noble, how transparent.
So, here’s the tea: TNB, Malaysia’s power powerhouse, has been robbed blind-to the tune of $1.11 billion (4.6 billion ringgit, if you’re fancy) by crypto miners who thought electricity was a free-for-all buffet. The Ministry of Energy and Water Transformation spilled the beans, revealing 13,827 premises were caught red-handed, mostly mining Bitcoin. Because, you know, who needs to pay bills when you’re chasing digital gold? 🏅
This Ether, you see, finds itself in rather precarious company. The so-called “Estimated Leverage Ratio” – a most barbaric term! – has climbed to a positively alarming 0.5617. It signifies… risk, naturally. Excessive risk. As if we needed reminding. One might as well build a house of cards on a windswept steppe. 🙄
Hold in mind, this young buck still reels in $5.79M USDC, much akin to a trapper storing his bounty. If the price remains as steadfast as the old mule, there lies promise for even more upward jostling.
BTC derivatives metrics show traders taking precautions, but no one’s freaking out yet. Seriously, where’s the drama? 🥱
Momentum indicators on the 4-hour chart suggest DOGE is stuck in a descending spiral, as if it’s auditioning for a role in a soap opera-tragic, unchanging, and slightly melodramatic.
And guess what? You get to keep total control of your private keys. That’s right, unlike those other guys who lose sleep over their bankers messing with their money, you hold the keys (literally). The card’s got your back with triple security – PIN, biometric, and some fancy real-time fraud detection (like a digital bodyguard with a badge). Because your crypto shouldn’t be easy pickings for scammers.
The Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone says his earlier prediction that bitcoin would “drop a zero” when it traded near $10,000 was only partially right, noting the asset bottomed around $3,000 instead of plunging into triple-digit territory. Now, he’s issuing a similar warning: bitcoin could slide back toward $10,000 if risk assets unwind in unison. 🐂💥
The Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF, a concoction of the ten most preposterously valued digital assets, promises to offer investors a “diversified” portfolio. According to the SEC’s filing, the fund must maintain at least 85% of its holdings in assets already sanctioned by the regulatory overlords, with the remaining 15% left to the whims of the crypto gods. As of June 30, the allocation reads like a who’s who of the crypto circus:
