Historical patterns now suggest a potential shift? Please. XRP’s just doing what it’s always done: pretending it’s about to break out while secretly telling you to go buy a lottery ticket. Signs before stronger Q4 performances? Sure, if “stronger” means “slightly less sad.”
Immagina di depositare i tuoi BTC in un indirizzo così osservato che nemmeno la CIA potrebbe ignorarlo. Poi, un contratto su Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) verifica i tuoi header o proof, come un buttafuori all’ingresso di una discoteca esclusiva. Et voilà! Ottieni l’equivalente tokenizzato su Hyper, pronto per essere usato nella rete L2 per transazioni più veloci di un tweet di Elon Musk. E non è finita qui: periodicamente, tutto viene “ancorato” indietro su Bitcoin con prove ZK (zero-knowledge), perché, si sa, la sicurezza è come la nonna: non si sa mai quando potrebbe servire. 🛡️🔗
And if you thought that was just a blip, think again. Multiple data sources from across the land have agreed – liquidity is sprinting out of ADA faster than a caffeine-fueled squirrel. Charts are about as positive as a Monday morning after a pizza delivery gone wrong. The 50, 100, and 200-day moving averages – the suspiciously watchful eye of the market – have all given ADA a firm thumbs-down, and since October’s breakdown, things have been about as promising as a wet weekend in the Sahara.
Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg-who probably spends his days deciphering the inscrutable language of financial charts-note that XRPC has managed to surpass every other ETF’s debut this year, amassing a staggering $58 million on its first outing. Not bad for something that’s only a day old. It has easily outperformed that trendy Solana ETF, which, frankly, looked promising until this little ripple came along.
The Czech National Bank became the world’s first central bank to buy bitcoin, and a spot XRP ETF debuted in the US with an impressive trading volume. Naturally, this coincided with bitcoin falling below $100,000 and a crypto market crash so dramatic, it could make a dragon weep. The CoinDesk 20 (CD20) index slumped 8.35% in 24 hours, while the Dow Jones and Nasdaq joined the party with losses of 1.65% and 2.29% respectively. Classic.
According to Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas (aka the ETF whisperer), this is the most successful debut of the year. Crypto or traditional, no one’s touching this. And Nate Geraci? He’s over there explaining the magic of in-kind creations like it’s a Netflix tutorial. “Oh, you thought $59M trading volume was all? Sweetie, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The real party’s in the $250M inflows.” 🧊💸
In a world where paperwork outweighs morality, Coinbase filed under merger regulations-a bureaucratic ballet where companies pirouette while confessing their financial sins. A minor stake in DCX, they claim, will not shatter India’s crypto market. One can only laugh, weep, or question their life choices. 🤷♂️
This is a technical analysis post by CoinDesk analyst and Chartered Market Technician Omkar Godbole, who probably spends more time staring at charts than blinking.
This, naturally, allows them to offer what they rather grandly call “regulated stablecoin ramps” across the European Economic Area. In simpler terms, they can now facilitate the conversion between euros and… well, digital trinkets, including their own creation, GHO. The Central Bank of Ireland, a body known for its measured approach to things, granted the authorization to Push Virtual Assets Ireland Limited – a wholly-owned subsidiary. It’s Ireland, you see. A strategically advantageous locale for all things… compliant.
