Ah, the theatrics of the crypto stage! Just when you thought the plot couldn’t thicken, Lookonchain erupted onto the scene with a revelation that would make even the boldest playwright quiver: a wallet purportedly tied to WLFI allegedly cashed out nearly 5,471 ETH — a sum worth an eye-popping $8.1 million, or as much as a modest yacht on a sunny afternoon — at a rather unremarkable price of $1,465.30 on the 9th of April.
While the digital realm often echoes with the clamor of unfettered masculinity, here, every spark of code is a quiet rebellion. ETHWomen invites both the bold artisans of blockchain and the wide-eyed seekers to taste the bittersweet irony of modern innovation—where every byte tells a story of hope and mischief. 😏
On April 10, the chamber, in a moment of rare unity, passed Senate Bill 1797 (SB1797), also known as the Digital Assets and Consumer Protection Act. This brainchild of Senator Mark Walker, introduced in February, is a testament to the state’s growing concern over the digital gold rush. 🏴☠️
In a post on the Ethereum Magicians forum (a place where wizards of code gather to discuss the future of digital gold), Buterin laid out a plan that could make privacy as natural as breathing—or at least as natural as sending crypto without everyone knowing how much you’ve got in your wallet. 🕵️♂️💼
Fartcoin, with its delightfully irreverent name, has captured the fancy of investors with an appetite for the risqué. While other digital darlings are collapsing faster than a poorly rehearsed soliloquy, our cheeky contender struts with a jaunty 20% uplift today.