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This is one of the dumbest things ive ever seen someone say.... People do this shit for the love of it, doesnt matter how rich they are.. Some people do it for the people, at the end of the day people can do whatever they want lmfao LOOSER POST

Next early week #Bitcoin target: $116,000 🔥 $BTC is brewing within this converging triangle with decreasing volume, which is a common indicator of potential for a Breakout 🚀

Hope could become the best medicine for sorrow when you let it lead you into actions that help move your state from sorrow to happiness.

The S&P 500 rose 0.7% Friday, closing out a strong week as investors looked past weak consumer sentiment data and persistent inflation concerns. The index posted a 5% gain for the week, its best since November 2023, as tech stocks and easing trade tensions fueled optimism. The Nasdaq Composite added 0..5% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 331 points, or 0.7%. For the week, the Nasdaq jumped more than 6%, while the Dow gained 3%. Markets rallied earlier this week after U.S. and Chinese officials agreed to a 90-day pause on new tariffs, easing fears of escalating trade friction. Tech stocks led the charge, with Nvidia up more than 15%, Meta up 7%, and Apple and Microsoft each logging notable gains. But Friday’s rally lost momentum after the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index dropped to 50.8—its second-lowest reading ever. Inflation expectations for the next year surged to 7.8%, the highest since 1981. Still, some analysts downplayed stagflation fears. “Markets are repricing the stagflation risk right now,” said Jamie Cox of Harris Financial Group, noting that consumer spending remains strong despite inflation concerns. President Donald Trump added uncertainty by signaling his administration would soon send letters to countries detailing new tariff rates, replacing some negotiations due to limited bandwidth. Despite the mixed signals, Wall Street ended the week on a high note, with the S&P 500 logging a five-day winning streak and recouping its year-to-date losses. Investors now turn to upcoming trade moves and inflation data for the next catalyst.

Despite the slight pullback in the crypto market, the NFT sector continues to pump, with sales volume jumping by 17.16% to $130.7 million. According to data from CryptoSlam , market participation has rebounded strongly, with NFT buyers increasing by 138.96% to 259,264. Also, NFT sellers grew by 98.69% to 137,347. NFT transactions have slightly decreased by 1.14% to 1,498,668. As per CoinMarketCap data , Bitcoin ( BTC ) has dropped to the $103,000 level after hitting $105,000. At the same time, Ethereum ( ETH ) has shown a 7% recovery in the last seven days and is hovering at the $2,500 level. The global crypto market cap is now $3.29 trillion, down from last week’s $3.33 trillion. Ethereum remains the dominant blockchain for NFTs, with $41.3 million in sales, up 21.47% from the previous week. Ethereum’s wash trading has decreased by 14.85% to $4.5 million. Bitcoin has surged to second place with $22.6 million in sales, showing a growth of 53.53%. Polygon ( POL ) has dropped to third place with $14.5 million, dropping 22.85%. Despite this, Polygon’s wash trading has surged by 49,260.97% to $1.3 million. Mythos Chain holds fourth position with $13.3 million, though sales are down 19.62%. Solana ( SOL ) completes the top five with $8.9 million and rebounded with a 17.31% increase. Buyer counts have increased across all blockchains, with Bitcoin seeing 275.4% growth, Solana 237.33%, and Polygon 233.6%. In collection rankings, Courtyard on Polygon maintains its top position despite a 31.02% decline to $11.7 million in sales. The collection has seen decreases across all metrics. This includes transactions (29.87%), buyers (17.67%), and sellers (39.82%). DMarket remains in second place with $8.2 million; however, it has fallen 28.01%. Bitcoin’s BRC-20 NFTs have climbed to third place with $7.1 million and posted a 107.81% increase. CryptoPunks has moved up to fourth place with $7 million in sales and has doubled with 97.09% growth. The collection has seen increases in transactions (52.94%), buyers (45.83%), and sellers (62.5%). A newcomer, XSY Deposit on Avalanche ( AVAX ), entered the rankings in fifth place with $6.8 million. The collection’s sales have grown by 469.59%. Notable high-value sales from this week include: