Binance, the crypto exchange that’s as unpredictable as a cat on a Roomba, has launched Aergo Perpetual Contracts. This move sent the token’s price soaring to a new all-time high of $0.51, proving once again that in the crypto world, logic is optional. As of now, Aergo is trading at $0.5138, up 23.55% in a day. Over the past week, month, and year, the token has surged by 287%, 635%, and 243%, respectively, because why not?
Local governments in China are apparently feeling the pinch and think selling off their Bitcoin stash is the solution to their cash flow problems. Because, you know, nothing says “financial stability” like dumping $1.2 billion worth of digital currency on the market! Thanks, Reuters, for the heads-up!
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Martin Lewis openly discussed his difficulties after the loss of his mother, revealing that he experienced signs of post-traumatic stress.
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Right now, Bitcoin’s sitting pretty at some critical price levels. Global tensions? Check. Macro uncertainty? Double-check. And then, for a brief, shining moment last week, President Trump came in with his announcement of a 90-day tariff pause — except, of course, those pesky tariffs on China. That little political move was like a deep breath for the markets, allowing both crypto and traditional equities to have a little dance and post some short-term gains. But don’t be fooled, folks — the big picture is still looking pretty wobbly.
So, what does this mean for Dogecoin? Well, when everyone and their dog (pun intended) is betting on the price going up, it usually means they’re either wildly optimistic or just plain delusional. Dogecoin has this magical ability to make people lose their minds, so it’s no surprise that traders are piling in. But here’s the thing: when the market is this lopsided, it’s like a house of cards. One sneeze, and the whole thing could come crashing down. 💥
It isn’t a huge delay. It was meant to come out on 20th May, and now it will come out on 10th June.
This lamentable state of affairs has occurred as the price of the world’s largest cryptocurrency – a title it holds with an almost comical air of self-importance – has diminished by a paltry 2.5% today. It has tumbled from a lofty $85,830 to a more modest $83,812, where it currently languishes, awaiting its fate. 💸 Traditionally, these zones of fear – and particularly the extreme variety – suggest that investors are in a state of considerable agitation. Some might even whisper of a buying opportunity, a prospect that could precede a most welcome surge in price.