Remember when Trump promised that the U.S. wouldn’t sell its Bitcoin? It turns out that the feds might have already sold some while no one was looking 🔍

We all thought the government held over 200,000 BTC. But a FOIA request revealed the U.S. Marshals only hold 28,988 BTC — worth around $3.4B. That’s a huge gap.

Where did the rest go? Maybe it was sold quietly under the Biden admin. Maybe it's scattered across other federal agencies. Maybe it's sitting with private custodians like Coinbase or Anchorage, off the books. No one knows.

🇺🇸 Historically, the USMS handled most of the seized crypto, including major auctions like the Silk Road stash. DOJ was cleared to sell nearly 70,000 BTC in January before Trump even took office. But there haven’t been any big liquidation announcements lately.

So right now, we genuinely don’t know how much Bitcoin the US government actually holds. No public ledger, no proof-of-reserves, no accountability 🤷‍♀️

Nothing but good news for crypto today 📈

📰 Trump eyes $9 trillion market for crypto inclusion

President Trump is preparing to open up 401(k) retirement accounts to alternative assets like crypto, gold, and private equity. An executive order could drop this week, unlocking trillions in capital and putting Bitcoin side-by-side with traditional investments.

📰 House passed Anti-CBDC Act

The U.S. House officially passed the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, blocking the Fed from launching a digital dollar without Congressional approval. This shuts down government-controlled surveillance coins and strengthens the case for decentralized assets.

📰 Crypto Clarity Act becomes law

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has passed, finally bringing legal clarity to crypto. It defines whether a token is a security or a commodity and protects self-custody, DeFi, and decentralization. This could be a major turning point for institutional confidence and innovation.

📰 Bitcoin tax exemption on the table

The White House confirmed that the Trump administration is working on a de minimis tax exemption for Bitcoin. This would eliminate taxes on small crypto transactions.

🔼 Thanks to these positive news, Ethereum is now trading above $3,500 and Bitcoin is back above $120,000.

XRP hit a new all-time high, now trading at $359 billion FDV 🤑

If this keeps up, Uber won't have any drivers left 🤣

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When a bull market is in full swing the most important thing is not to get spooked and sell all your coins staying sidelined until the end of the cycle 🧠

In order not to rely on intuition and emotions you need to rely on some statistics.

📊 There is a cool page for Bull Market Peak Indicators from Coinglass that tracks 30 indicators that are usually triggered when the market peaks.

Currently, none of the 30 indicate that the bull market is over. Remember, during bull markets dips are gifts.

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CoinDCX Drained for $44M 🚨

Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX suffered a major security breach, with ~$44.2M drained from an internal operational wallet used for liquidity on a partner exchange.

🗣 CoinDCX CEO confirmed the breach and said:

One of our internal operational accounts was compromised due to a sophisticated server breach. Wallets used to store customer assets are completely safe. CoinDCX will be bearing the full amount from our treasury reserves.

The compromised wallet wasn’t part of CoinDCX’s published proof-of-reserves, which may explain why no customer assets were affected. Still, users raised concerns about the 17-hour delay in public disclosure.

And here's the weird part: on this exact same date last year, another Indian exchange WazirX, was hacked for $235M. Same country, same date 😑

What Are Crypto Treasury Companies? 🏦

📈 Did you know that the recent Ethereum pump from $2,600 to $3,800 in weeks was mainly driven by crypto treasury companies like SharpLink Gaming, Bit Digital, and Ether Capital aggressively buying and staking ETH?

Crypto treasury companies are publicly traded firms that hold large amounts of crypto like Bitcoin and Ethereum on their balance sheets. Their main goal is to provide investors with exposure to crypto prices for long-term growth.

💰 They operate in two main ways: pure-play treasuries like Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), which focus almost entirely on acquiring Bitcoin, and hybrid models like Tesla or Metaplanet, which integrate crypto holdings alongside traditional assets.

These companies raise funds through stock sales, convertible notes, loans, or using existing cash flow to buy crypto. For example, Strategy issues shares to fund Bitcoin purchases, while some smaller firms use convertible debt.

Unlike ETFs, crypto treasury companies operate as regular businesses with additional operational risks and can suffer shareholder dilution from frequent stock issuance. While crypto ETFs are simply regulated "coin wrapper" products making them available for purchase by institutions 💸

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NFTs season is back? 🖼

A whale just dropped 2,082 ETH ($5.87M) to sweep 45 CryptoPunks in a single spree, each NFT costing over $150K 😮

This comes after a strong week for top ETH NFT collections, as traders increasingly treat them as a leveraged bet on ETH itself, which has rallied by 54.3% in the last 30 days 🔷

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“Put all your eggs in one basket and watch the basket very carefully” — explained 🔖

The saying “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” is often used to justify diversification. The idea is simple. Spread your investments across different assets to reduce the risk of a total loss.

🤔 But some of the best investors disagree. Stanley Druckenmiller, a legendary hedge fund manager with one of the best track records ever, argues the opposite. His belief: if you truly understand a trade, bet big. Small scattered bets usually mean you don’t believe in any of them.

He puts it clearly — “Put all your eggs in one basket and watch the basket very carefully.” For him, conviction matters more than coverage. Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing, not from owning too few assets 🧠

Druckenmiller isn’t against all diversification. He’s against the kind that comes from fear or confusion. Owning a dozen assets you can’t fully explain is not smart risk management. It’s a recipe for average results.

❗️ In crypto, this is even more critical. Most coins are worthless. Diversifying across 30 tokens doesn’t protect you. It just increases exposure to projects with no future.

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If you believe history repeats itself, it won't be long before this bull market ends later this year 🗓

Do you think this time will be different? Share your opinions in the comments 💬

Here are my HYPE accumulation areas for the coming weeks 🔍

I sold most of my HYPE bags around the ATH, and I'm currently sitting out, waiting to see if the majors (BTC and ETH) will correct after this very steep move.

📉 If market will indeed go down in the coming weeks, I'll be happy to buy HYPE at these levels highlighted by green boxes.

👍 I'm very bullish on this token and project long term, but I think it's underperforming for a reason these last few days.

If you're unfamiliar with Hyperliquid, read this post to educate yourself. You can trade on this decentralized exchange here 🕯

Telegram has officially launched its new self-custodial crypto wallet in the U.S., not as a bot or add-on, but fully embedded into the app wallet ✈️

🔷 Built on the TON blockchain via The Open Platform and integrated with MoonPay, the wallet lets U.S. users send, receive, and manage crypto directly inside chats.

Of course it's good news for TON and Telegram. But I don't know any Americans who would be interested in this. Do you? 🤔

5 cult movies every finance bro has watched (twice) 🍿

Want to spend an evening watching a good movie and maybe even learning something about money along the way? Greed, crashes, scams, and the adrenaline of Wall Street all packed into two hours. Here’s your list:

🎬 The Big Short
A group of misfits bets against the US housing market before the 2008 crash and goes all-in. It’s smart, funny, and still relevant.

🎬 The Wolf of Wall Street
Watch it if you haven’t seen Leo snort coke lines and pump penny stocks. Based on the insane true story of Jordan Belfort and the peak of financial excess.

🎬 Wall Street
"Greed is good" quote is from this movie. The original cult finance film. A young broker gets pulled into the high-stakes world of insider trading, ambition, and corporate raiding.

🎬 Boiler Room
Early 2000s grindset energy. A college dropout lands in a shady firm running pump-and-dumps. Inspired by real scams.

🎬 Margin Call
One tense 24-hour window inside an investment bank as they realize they’re sitting on a financial bomb.

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A Belgian celebrity barber was lured to London by a woman he met online after bragging about a supposed £500,000 crypto fortune. The only problem? He didn’t actually have it 🤣

He flew in expecting a luxury weekend with “blonde 18-year-old Davina” in a central London high-rise. Instead, he was taken to a dingy basement where three men ambushed him with a machete and demanded his crypto.

🤬 After realizing his wallet held just $9 worth of coins, one of them shouted, “Are you kidding me?” The group settled for a £2,000 transfer from his bank and eventually let him go to catch his train.

Moral of the story: flexing crypto might get you rugged in real-life, even if you lie 😁

The Rolex Indicator: Why Watch Prices Reveal More Than You Think ⌚️

Luxury watches like Rolex are Veblen goods. Their demand rises with price because they signal status, not utility. People buy them not to tell time, but to show they made it. That makes them powerful tools for reading market sentiment.

📊 In 2021, Rolex prices didn't top during Bitcoin's first all-time high. They reached ATH later, when NFTs of rocks were selling for millions and everyone online felt rich. Watches price index lag crypto because they reflect realized wealth, not future expectations.

This is classic market psychology. Early in a bull run, investors accumulate. As confidence grows, spending turns outward. Veblen goods become popular when the wealth effect hits, this is when people not only have gains, but believe the gains will stick ❗️

📉 Today, Rolex prices are stable. Most models are below well 2022 peaks. That suggests we're not in the euphoric phase yet. The flex hasn't gone mainstream. Keep this knowledge in your mind.

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The Grok 4 Heavy is one of the most advanced AI models available to the public. It costs $300 per month to use it 🤖

When asked a direct question about when Bitcoin will reach a price of $400,000, the model responded: November 2, 2025 🗓

There are only 100 days left until then. Will this really happen? What do you think? 💬

When total altcoin open interest starts creeping above Bitcoin’s, it often marks a local top 🔍

Traders rotate into high-beta plays chasing upside, usually when the market is overheated. It happened before each pullback.

📊 Watch alt OI dominance here. If ETH and others start flipping BTC, it might be time to derisk.

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Bitcoin maximalist Udi Wertheimer wrote a very bullish thesis on why we are entering a bull run for Bitcoin completely different from all the previous ones 🤑

His core idea is that a rare market event has taken place: full holder rotation. Old holders — crypto natives, nerds, maxis, and altcoin traders — have sold their BTC. New buyers, like ETFs, institutions, and treasury companies, now hold a growing share of the supply. These new players don’t behave like the old ones. They don’t try to time tops. They buy with size, on schedule, without regard for price.

📈 Because they aren't anchored to old charts, they don't see $100K as high. BlackRock's IBIT ETF started trading at $30 and is now around $70. For new entrants, it looks like the beginning of a move, not the end. Strategy's MSTR stock doesn’t even measure their position in BTC per coin — they deploy capital in dollar terms. This breaks the psychological ceiling for new investors that capped prior cycles.

This exact dynamic already played out with Dogecoin. Old holders used to sell every pump, thinking it was just a meme. But in 2020, a new wave of buyers on TikTok and Robinhood showed up. They didn’t know or care about historical prices, this asset was completely new to them. Once the old sellers ran out of coins, DOGE exploded 200x in two waves 🐶

Wertheimer believes Bitcoin is now in the same setup. Most crypto natives are distracted, underexposed, or completely out. Wall Street bought everyone’s coins while CT was chasing memes, alts and other vapor. The recent rally wasn’t the peak. It was the quiet handoff. The real move hasn’t started yet!

He thinks Bitcoin can hit $400K this year. That’s just phase one. If the world starts to believe, the second move will be bigger and faster. His advice: if you can buy 1 BTC, do it now. It might be the last chance ‼️

And don't assume that if Bitcoin doubles in value, your altcoins will increase 100x. This will only happen to a very few existing coins, and your odds of guessing which ones are near zero ⛔️

What Is Unit Bias in crypto? 🤔

Unit bias is the human tendency to prefer owning whole units of a low-priced asset instead of a fraction of a high-priced one. In crypto, this leads people to buy cheap coins simply because they "feel" more affordable.

🤔 Someone might skip buying 0.01 BTC for $1,200 and instead buy 10,000 tokens of a meme coin priced at $0.06 each — even if the latter has zero fundamentals.

The illusion of quantity over quality causes people to chase bad assets that look “cheap” but aren't. Many people think like this: "This token costs just $0.06, what if it goes to $1? I'll buy a million tokens and see what happens..." 🤔

This ties to a broader problem: most people struggle with abstract metrics like market cap or fully diluted valuation. They're hard to visualize. Price feels real. You can see it. You can feel it. But market cap is just math — and many ignore it 🤪

📊 To avoid unit bias, always check the market cap, token supply, and FDV. A $0.01 coin with a 100 billion token supply isn’t cheap. Look at the size of the pie, not the size of the slice.

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