This situation indicates the market is approaching a bottom. Positive news or sentiment changes could raise the price!
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Apple users can purchase BTC and other cryptocurrencies using Apple Pay in the Trust Wallet app. No bank transfers, complicated registrations, or difficult processes – everything is simple and fast!
This integration removes barriers for newcomers to the crypto world.
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In recent weeks, the meme-token sector has cooled noticeably. With trader activity declining:
Yet one striking fact remains: more than 50% of the total value of the meme-token market is still tied to Dogecoin.
This underscores Dogecoin’s position as the most stable and dominant project among meme-tokens.
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YouTube has begun allowing content creators in the United States to receive their earnings via PayPal USD (PYUSD).
PayPal’s head of crypto assets, Mei Zabaneh, emphasized that YouTube itself does not directly handle cryptocurrencies. All technical and regulatory processes – including conversion, custody, and payments – are managed by PayPal.
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📬 The TON ecosystem has launched TMail — a private email service on the blockchain where the email address is issued as an NFT linked to your wallet.
First, you mint a unique NFT name(price from 1 $TON) on the marketplace, after which the same identifier is used to send and receive emails.
First, you mint a unique NFT name(price from 1 $TON) on the marketplace, after which the same identifier is used to send and receive emails.
A CoinGecko study shows that most participants in the crypto asset market rely on X (Twitter), YouTube, and Telegram as their primary sources of news.
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Bitcoin price on Christmas 🎄
2020: $23,887
2021: $50,127
2022: $16,841
2023: $43,613
2024: $99,299
2025: $87,413
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2020: $23,887
2021: $50,127
2022: $16,841
2023: $43,613
2024: $99,299
2025: $87,413
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$7.4 trillion erased in less than 24 hours.
Silver crashed -32% to $77, wiping out nearly $2.4 trillion from its market cap.
Gold fell -12.2% to $4,708, wiping out nearly $5 trillion from its market cap.
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The Crypto Fear & Greed Index currently shows a score of 7, signaling “extreme fear.”
Historically, such low readings have often coincided with deep correction phases. At the same time, in some cases, periods of extreme fear have also marked long‑term turning points in the market.
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In the past hour:
- Gold surges nearly 2%, adding $510 billion to its market cap.
- Silver surges nearly 3%, adding $130 billion to its market cap.
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- Gold surges nearly 2%, adding $510 billion to its market cap.
- Silver surges nearly 3%, adding $130 billion to its market cap.
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🎬 “Finding Satoshi” Film Suggests Two Identities Behind Bitcoin’s Creator
A new documentary, “Finding Satoshi,” puts forward the theory that Satoshi Nakamoto was not one person, but actually two figures — Hal Finney and Len Sassaman.
According to the filmmakers:
• Finney handled the technical side and wrote the code.
• Sassaman managed the texts, communication style, and public messaging.
This hypothesis is based on their activity in the cryptography community, similarities in writing style, and unusual pauses in Satoshi’s communications.
The film also notes that Satoshi disappeared in 2011, and both candidates later passed away — a fact that may explain why large amounts of Bitcoin remain untouched to this day.
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A new documentary, “Finding Satoshi,” puts forward the theory that Satoshi Nakamoto was not one person, but actually two figures — Hal Finney and Len Sassaman.
According to the filmmakers:
• Finney handled the technical side and wrote the code.
• Sassaman managed the texts, communication style, and public messaging.
This hypothesis is based on their activity in the cryptography community, similarities in writing style, and unusual pauses in Satoshi’s communications.
The film also notes that Satoshi disappeared in 2011, and both candidates later passed away — a fact that may explain why large amounts of Bitcoin remain untouched to this day.
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Back in 2013, this man locked away a phone containing 150 BTC — and then forgot the password.
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Carter Church, an engineer at SentinelOne, used GPT-6 Astra to decipher a secret 1809 letter sent to Napoleon's general Auguste de Marmont, with about six hours of model work.
The hardest part wasn't the code itself. The only copy was a low-res scan printed in a French army journal in 1969.
Astra:
→ Transcribed 1,300 cipher units from the image
→ Found a published partial key by historian Daniel Tant, covering about a third of the letter
→ Built a solver for the rest
→ Cross-checked Napoleon's letters to re-date it to late March 1809, two weeks before Austria attacked
The letter even filled in a sentence that cuts off in Napoleon's 1865 memoir. Cryptiana now lists the cipher as solved. Pretty wild use case.
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You have 3 years at most to keep earning from selling your work. After that, AI takes over most tasks, and paying people for their time stops making sense.
The 200-year-old model, "I give you your salary in exchange for your time", will soon be over.
This will set off the largest wealth transfer in modern history. People already making the shift get it. People waiting for the headlines will show up too late.
In the end, what you own counts for more than how much you work. The smartest asset to build right now ranks above Bitcoin and land: an income stream powered by AI that compounds while you sleep.
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