Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, the old trail boss of Binance, had his wallet flooded on April 21 with 90 million fake Grok tokens, as if some prankster tossed a sack of fool’s gold right onto his porch. That’s what the blockchain watchdogs at PeckShield reckon, calling the whole thing a scam wrapped in multisend smoke and mirrors.
Here’s the thing though, the SUI price is gaining some serious traction, especially after it waltzed back into the $2.2 range. If you didn’t get the memo, this little crypto nugget is pulling some volume like it’s at a Taylor Swift concert. It rebounded from the yearly lows, which, spoiler alert, is the perfect setup for a bullish pattern. So yeah, a rise from here could send this thing soaring—maybe even 35% higher. You know, just casually.
Now imagine ADA trapped within converging trendlines like Bertie’s cufflinks stuck in a napkin ring—slowly tightening the knot until traders collectively held their breath for a hint of action. Per the scrolls of technical wizardry, this breakout promised a spicy 27% price frolic once it took the plunge.
According to the sages of Shibburn, within but a single rotation of the earth, the Shiba Inu clan has ignited an astonishing 26,487,473 tokens, lifting the burn rate by a resplendent 827%. Quelle folie! 🎭
Launched in the somewhat innocent year of 2020, when the world thought Zoom was a superhero, Zora has wrangled a cool $60 million from the usual suspects like Coinbase Ventures and Haun Ventures. Because when the NFT market coughs, you don’t just buy tissues—you launch tokens! The airdrop arrives as the NFT realm catches a chill and as experts debate the existential crisis of “content coins” (whatever those are, but they sound important).