In his latest article, Arthur Hayes predicts that ENA, ETHFI, and HYPE will increase 51x, 34x, and 126x, respectively, by 2028. He also stated that Codex is the stablecoin project he's most excited about and will truly become the first true crypto bank. Arthur Hayes has previously stated that his predictions are only 25% accurate. — link

yes

https://x.com/howdymerry/status/1960727782406938648?s=46&t=nluSw7cwYGx8zFxfoYi5Iw

you would be naive if you think that this would not happen when PMs accelerate

matchfixing is an example and already a thing

event controllers will be the new cabal, a magnitude larger than whatever cabals you have now on memecoins

there is still room to go before reaching such extremes, but it WILL happen

"a world of capital controlled truth"

h/t lyra

Each time $SOL taps this trendline, it's a short

Is this time different ?

pasternak mode?

https://fxtwitter.com/lbexplorer/status/1960892595535831264

i've been testing basedapp on the side for awhile now and i'm quite impressed with their recent test airdrop $pup (i got a small drop but its more than 10x my fees spent)

have been following the team and app developments and i like how its going thus far

i will be shifting some of my perps trading to basedapp for convenience, card, and airdrop somewhere in q4

my ref code to get started on basedapp:
https://app.based.one/register?ref=DPYCM

appreciate yall :-)

TETHER TO EXPAND USDT SUPPORT TO BITCOIN, ALLOWING NATIVE USDT TRANSERS TO A BITCOIN WALLET: BLOG

🔗 velo.xyz

Nasdaq-listed Caliber announces that its Board of Directors has formally approved the Digital Asset Treasury Strategy (DAT Strategy) and Digital Asset Treasury Policy (DAT Policy), planning to allocate a portion of its treasury funds to purchase LINK tokens from the Chainlink protocol for long-term appreciation and staking yield generation. — link

IS 3% THE NEW 2% FOR U.S. INFLATION?

Wolfe Research says markets view recent hotter inflation readings as temporary, with CPI, Core CPI, PCE, and Core PCE all near or above 3% YoY. Investors expect falling housing costs to offset tariff-driven price increases, keeping inflation from drifting higher.

CPI has averaged 2.9% since 1983, suggesting a 3% rate is consistent with history, even if the Fed’s official target remains 2%. Wolfe argues that unless inflation accelerates more persistently, labor market trends—not inflation—will drive Fed policy and markets in the months ahead.
(@WalterBloomberg)

> they are starting to learn

cultural change takes time, but its coming

more and more people will slowly realise this

https://fxtwitter.com/0xkyle__/status/1961056771264667943