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Crypto Market Update After Crash 1. Bitcoin’s Major Weekly Correction #Bitcoin $BTC is undergoing a significant correction on the weekly chart, fueled by the US government's plan to sell $6.5 billion worth of BTC. Meanwhile, altcoins are bleeding as funds pivot to speculate on new blockchain memes. 2. AI Memes Surge AI-themed memes like $LLM and $PIPPIN are skyrocketing LLM mocks $AI16Z with a clever AI spin. PIPPIN has evolved into a framework platform for AI memes. Frameworks + memes = high market values under the AI narrative! 3. $STEALTH Gains Traction The game framework $STEALTH is booming, leveraging: Transition from Web2 games to AI-powered game chains. 2M daily active users on Roblox mini-games. Collaboration with AI16Z’s ELIZA platform. 4. Metaverse Project $AVA Soars $AVA transitions into a personal AI agent with a market cap of $250M, positioning itself as a leader in the evolving metaverse-AI space. 5. Meme $KEKIUS Resurges Elon Musk's shout-out to KEKIUS $KEKIUS has reignited interest: An Ethereum chain meme that’s 80% down from its peak. Still in the top 3 ETH meme trading volumes. Could it mimic $WOULD's second market wave? Which trend are you watching the closest? Let’s discuss!

As the crypto market evolves certain altcoins are gaining traction for their unique use cases and strong communities. Keep an eye on projects like Solana$SOL Avalanche$AVA and Polkadot$DOT which continue to innovate in scalability and interoperability. Which altcoins do you think are worth watching as we head into the new year?$ALT

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Six artistic athletes from the Okanagan Gymnastics Centre travelled north to Whitehorse, Yukon to compete at the Midnight Sun Invitational. The event hosted athletes from Alaska, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and the Yukon.Rae Roworth, 9, finished on top of the podium in the Level 4 category after earning first place on uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Roworth also earned a bronze medal on the vault for a total of 36.55 to finish first overall. Roworth earned the most dynamic bars award.Makena Ivanitz, 8, also reached the top of the podium overall in the Level 3 category against 15 athletes ranging from age 8-13 years old after earning first place on balance beam, second place on uneven bars, third place on vault, and fourth place on floor, which led her to a 37.275 overall. Ivanitz also earned the most dynamic vault award. Summer Houston, 11, finished second overall in the Level 4 category after earning a gold medal on vault, bronze on floor and fourth place on both bars and balance beam. Ava Roth, 9, finished eighth overall in Level 4 after earning fifth on vault, seventh on bars, 8th on floor and 9th on beam. Izabelle Coetzee, 10, finished second overall in the Level 5 competition earning first place on vault and bars, second on floor and 4th on balance beam for a total of 36.175. Coetzee also earned the most dynamic vault award. Taylor Morrison, 11, finished third overall in the Level 5 competition after earning third on bars and floor exercise, fourth on vault and fifth on balance beam.

Four members of the Okanagan Gymnastics Centre returned home from the Golden State with gold in their possession. Acro gymnasts Jackson Peters, Jacob Wong, Ava Clark and Sara Ross all made their way to the podium at the California State Championship held just outside San Francisco. Coached by Shawna De Leske, Peters and Wong captured top prize in the Level 10 Men’s Pair event, while Clark and Ross combined their talents to strike gold in the Junior Olympic Level 8 Women’s Pair. The four athletes were coming off a recent trip to the Vegas Acro Cup in Las Vegas, Nevada. The two teams more than held their own over the two-day event in Calfornia against some of the toughest competition from around the world, scoring well throughout. “We came home from Vegas and I looked at the scores and strategized how to improve our artistry which should increase our scores,” said coach Shawna De Leske. “We disassembled each of the four routines and made some tweaks and it worked out very nicely. The scores reflected the hard work the athletes and coaches put into their routines to which each of us is very proud.”