Wall Street is simply trying to tell everyone who is the boss and that we should pay no attention to halving, etc.
They can succeed in a short time frame, but not in the long one.

That and: strikes are reported... Dow and S&P futures are down, gold, oil and silver are up.

Ca fait quand même toujours bizarre de voir le pdg de Blackrock faire la promotion du BTC 

https://twitter.com/newstart_2024/status/1766434032424727025

Waves is planning to launch a L2 blockchain ecosystem sometime in the first or second quarter of this year. Sasha talked in one of his AMA's in past December about it. Here you can read the key points https://blog.waves.tech/ama-with-sasha-1-12-23
There is hope it will fix a couple of things, but I don't think this is a gamechanger for Waves to find a way out of the current gloom.

Why? Will Ledger stop working for EU? I can't find such news.

I agree with the points made by stoffu.

We should have additional people (at least one) with access to the github repos (the web site is also a repo, which is why I phrased it that way).

Further, I would also suggest that I should step down as maintainer and hand over administration of the project assets to someone else. I clearly don't have the time to continue usefully in this role. The community should reach consensus on who this should be.

Ah oui carrément !
Bon je ne suis pas surpris de ce point de vue, mais bon les tulipes c'est un peu le point Godwin des cryptos, comme dirait l'autre
Après, au fond t'as pas tort, mais cette théorie n'est pas limitée à Bitcoin (en tout cas à mon avis). De là à dire qu'il n'a aucune valeur intrinsèque...
Enfin bref. Les tulipes ont fini par exploser. On verra ce qu'il adviendra de Bitcoin

Months past and clealry this is still seen as an issue. And correct me if I were wrong but I don’t think Ordinals is doing that much of an impact to network congestion at this point, cause surprise surprise, NFTs are effectively dead. Now this either means that there’s something else afoot causing all this unnecessary traffic and high transaction fees over long wait times, or scalability is already becoming a more prevlanet problem in the bitcoin network than what we have expected. Perhaps this is the blocksize war biting our asses back with twice the PSI

Now what do we do in this situation? Do we just wait? Do we ban Ordinals so they can’t contribute to the traffic any longer? What’s in place to make sure that even temporarily we have this be taken care of?

Il dira certainement que c'est justement parce que c'était une très grosse résistance que le cours s'est envolé ainsi une fois qu'elle a été cassée   On connaît la chanson  
Nayib Bukele qui paraît-il a démissionné pour mieux se préparer à une réélection et Michael Saylor de Microstrategy doivent se frotter les mains... Je me demande si ils vont vendre au top ou continuer de holder.