Fresh off a $250 million real-world asset (RWA) push with Pantera Capital, the firm is now eyeing its next move: acquiring Oasis Pro to build a regulated bridge for U.S. investors into the world of tokenized securities.
Remember those halcyon days (February, darling) when the Atlanta Fed nearly fainted, predicting a 1.5% GDP nosedive for America’s opening act? Mercifully, the actual fall landed at a dainty 0.5% — a stumble, not a pratfall.
On July 4 (because nothing says independence like speculative finance), Ted whipped up a technical analysis over on X (formerly Twitter, still confusing), serving us a daily CryptoCap chart plucked straight from Tradingview. Apparently, there’s a “bull flag” formation in the works. And if you’re wondering if that’s a complicated way of saying “things might go up,” congrats! You pass Crypto Lingo 101.
A breakout looms, they say—perhaps bullish, perhaps not. If one day the guard (the market) forgets to lock the door, Ethereum might slip through into daylight. Or maybe the lock’s there for keeps, and we’ll just rot in anticipation, drawing hopeful graphs on the cell wall with stale crumbs.
Founders and insiders, including Trump family members who collectively hold 60% of the token supply, would remain under extended lock-up periods to prevent insider sell-offs. The move signals a new phase for the Trump-backed DeFi project, which has become a significant financial asset for the president, and aims to boost community ownership and participation in protocol decision-making.