The US reporting season is off to a strong start, but it would be premature to write off the impact of tariffs on inflation and corporate earnings, according to RBC Capital Markets strategists

Last weekend, a well-known gaming technology company made a significant purchase of 77,206 Ether, with a total value of approximately $296 million, and will use all of it for staking. This transaction was completed through Galaxy Digital by withdrawing Ether from multiple Centralized Exchanges, while transferring 145 million USDC.
Currently, there is $2.54 billion worth of funds waiting to be withdrawn from the Ethereum staking exit queue, while the newly staked funds have reached $1.01 billion, showing a clear polarization trend. This phenomenon reflects the differing expectations of market p

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Courtyard completed a $30 million financing round, led by Forerunner.
According to Hash World News, Courtyard recently completed a $30 million Series A financing round, with investors including Forerunner Ventures, NEA, and Y Combinator. Since its establishment in 2021, the company has primarily sold "blind box" cards and comic books through its website using digital vending machines. After users pay a specified amount, an algorithm randomly allocates cards or comics, and they can choose to resell at 90% of the market price, resell on the platform with no fees, or store for free in the Courtya

#PI# is just not allowing it to go up, some dogs start biting the project party, saying they are dumping. Knowing that many people are going long, who wouldn't want to see that? Think with your butt, of course, for me, low-price Accumulation is all that matters, thanks to you bunch of idiots for pushing the price down.

If you've seen an ENS you used to own get sold or registered for a decent price, it means you were early, but renewals got the better of you.
Many of us have experienced this. On the bright side, it shows we have an eye for names.