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Happy Tuesday, Zingernation! Polymarket traders were a bit less busy since the election, but Donald Trump’s latest 25% tarriffs-on-Canada-and-Mexico proposal has them speculating again.

Today, we look at why Binance founder Changpeng Zhao thinks memecoins are getting ‘a bit weird,’ why Standard Chartered thinks the dip could take Bitcoin below $90,000 and more.

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TOP STORY

Binance Founder Changpeng Zhao Says Meme Coins Are Getting 'A Little Weird' — But Dogecoin, Shiba Inu Aren't The Culprits

Are memecoins getting ‘weird’?

Binance founder CZ thinks yes.

But it’s not the old dogs Dogecoin and Shiba Inu he is talking about. There have been some, ahem, questionable developments in recent days and weeks that CZ must be referring to.

What exactly did he mean and are memes really getting weird?

Read the full scoop here.

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QUICK N DIRTY

Dogecoin has had a great month of November but the rally is stalling. Even worse, a reversal might be on the cards, because DOGE is down 12%. What is going on?

Ethereum has enjoyed a bit more success and attention recently, but it also could not escape a 3.5% drop today: what is going on with ETH?

Donald Trump has Polymarket traders busy again with his latest proposal on slapping 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico. Here’s what the odds are saying.

FINTECH FOCUS

Bitcoin Correction Could Go As Deep As $88,700 But $125,000 Year-End Target Remains In Play, Says Standard Chartered

Bitcoin was due for a correction and the ongoing dip may not be over yet, if Standard Chartered is to be believed.

The apex crypto could dump below $90,000 but the $125,000 target for the end of 2024 remains in play.

How exactly that could play out?

Read the full scoop here.

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