The ancient Greeks believed the summer heat was caused by a star.
The Greeks noticed that the warmer temperatures coincided with the star Sirius appearing on the horizon. Sirius is the brightest star in the sky, and it was thought to have contributed to the sweltering heat.
The star is also part of the constellation Canis Major (Big Dog). And thus, we get the expression “dog days of summer.” The expression is usually associated with lethargy, like a dog lounging on a porch under the oppressive heat.
Lethargy, oppressive heat—that about sums up the state of crypto right now.
Let me show you what I mean…
The Meeting That Wasn’t
Last Friday was supposed to be consequential…
The…
