The Week Crypto Pulled a Sickie.

This Week in Crypto

🔥 Welcome back to the Crypto Curious ! Tracey and Blake are back to unpack this last week in crypto...starting with why the market took a little breather following its recent bullish trend. What's the go?

👉🏼 Then there's the drama around Monero getting hit by a 51% attack. What does it mean for privacy coins and the broader ecosystem?

👉🏼 And we’ll explore how leverage is making its way into prediction markets, and why that could be both exciting and risky for traders.

Let’s get into it 🚀For the video lovers ❤️our YouTube is here.

Markets at a glance.

X marks the spot.

Good articles.

This brutal correction, which affected almost all major assets, was fueled by a combination of profit-taking, excessive leverage exposure, and macroeconomic nervousness ahead of Jerome Powell’s highly anticipated speech at Jackson Hole.

Polkadot hits hard with the launch of Polkadot Capital Group, a division dedicated to the tokenization of traditional assets. Targeting Wall Street, this initiative could transform institutional finance through blockchain. Discover how Web3 is establishing itself as the new strategic horizon of global financial markets.

Thailand is rolling out a landmark crypto-to-baht conversion system for tourists, fusing digital asset regulation with e-money infrastructure to energize spending and boost tourism.

Things you didn’t know (or did you?).

Meme coins have no intrinsic value .

When we say that they don’t have intrinsic value, what we actually mean to say is that these aren’t utility coins.

They’re not gatekeeping any kind of technology or service. There is no practical value in owning these coins other than being a part of the community. 

Keep in mind that their value is primarily driven by community sentiment and speculation. So, if you see yourself as someone who can recognize an upcoming trend, someone who always has the most upvoted comments on threads, etc., this might be the right investment for you.

Instead of making complex financial or technological assessments, all you have to do is try and figure out what other internet users are going to find appealing or relevant. For someone who spent so much time online, it was about time you got some practical use for it. 

When investing in meme coins, you have to understand what this is all about. You’re not going to get rich from a meme coin, and this meme coin that you’ll buy dirt-cheap won’t become the next BTC, eventually reaching the market value in hundreds or thousands of dollars. 

Second, while you may be good at researching and reading online sentiment, you won’t be able just to tell which coin will explode and put all your money into it. It doesn’t work that way. 


If this is what you want, if you seek the thrill, there are better ways to get it. Just look for one of those anonymous casinos and put your money there. Your odds will be the same (maybe even better), and you won’t have to wait to get the outcome.

Meme coins have the potential to be profitable, but they primarily exist for community-building. The sooner you acknowledge that the better your relationship with crypto will be. 

In Other Crypto News!

Poking fun.

WNBA Dildo Throwing Controversy Began as Crypto Marketing Stunt.

Green Dildo Coin backers say dildo-throwing stunts at WNBA games are part of a “funny” coordinated marketing campaign to pump their coin.