According to the esteemed attorney Bill Morgan, it appears that Ripple is the true puppeteer pulling the strings of delay. In a recent proclamation, he revealed that Ripple is desperately seeking to lift the injunction that restricts its ability to sell XRP. Surprisingly, the SEC is playing the role of the benevolent helper, bending over backwards to assist Ripple in this endeavor. Who would have thought?
According to a poll by crypto analyst Matthew Hyland (our generation’s oracle—you know, if the oracle had an internet connection and some serious opinions), 1,300 keyboard warriors split almost perfectly between “panic sell at $94,000” and “diamond hands to $114,000, baby.” 50.2% gloomy, 49.8% euphoric—a split more dramatic than a reality TV finale. Somewhere in the distance, a blockchain sighs.
Bitcoin took a nosedive below the $107,500 zone, then accelerated its downward journey, breezing past the $106,200 and $106,000 levels like it was in a hurry.
Hold onto your hats, folks! A breach of biblical proportions has just been unveiled, and it’s not just some shady underground operation. Nope, we’re talking about 16 billion login credentials, just casually floating around the internet. 🙄 Cybersecurity experts at Cybernews announced on June 19 that they’ve discovered one of the largest data breaches ever—16 billion records. Yes, you read that right. 16 BILLION. It’s almost like someone threw a massive data party, and everyone’s login was invited. 🎉
In a twist that would make even the most seasoned trader raise an eyebrow, a Ripple whale recently moved a staggering $58 million worth of XRP. But instead of the usual panic-induced selloff, the market remained surprisingly calm. This unexpected resilience has led analysts to speculate that the Ripple market is maturing, with strong demand capable of absorbing supply without dramatic selloffs.