📞 FOMO Alert: Market in Full Greed Mode

BTC’s jump to $110K triggered a wave of crypto greed, with Santiment analysts warning of strong FOMO.

📈 The Fear & Greed Index surged 10 points in a day — now at 73 (Greed).

Social media sentiment flipped fast — from fear to moon talk. Many now expect $120K–160K, with some aiming even higher. 🚀

But beware: such spikes in optimism often signal local tops. Markets love to fake out the crowd — a pause or correction might be next. 📉

📞 BTC at Risk? Japan’s Bond Market Sends Shockwaves

📊 Coindesk reports a sharp 30 basis point jump in Japan’s 30-year bond yield — now sitting at 3%, the highest level since May. This surge raises red flags for risk assets like Bitcoin, which tend to falter when bond yields rise.

🇺🇸 One major catalyst is former President Trump’s announcement of new 25% tariffs set to begin on August 1, with no sign of delays. These protectionist measures are shaking global markets.

🗳️ In Japan, upcoming elections, stimulus payments, and rising public debt are fueling further uncertainty in the bond market. Investors are watching closely for signs of instability.

📉 Historically, Bitcoin has performed best when bond market volatility is low. Rising yields could spark a global chain reaction, putting downward pressure on BTC and other digital assets.

📅 Keep an eye on Thursday, July 10 — a critical 20-year bond auction in Japan could inject even more volatility into the system.

📉 A quick reminder: Japan’s stock market turmoil in August 2024 preceded a steep drop in Bitcoin, highlighting how interconnected these markets have become.

📲 Satoshi Nakamoto — the ghost billionaire!

Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin holdings are now valued at $134 billion, placing the anonymous Bitcoin creator at 11th place on the global rich list — if those funds were ever moved or claimed.

Despite this massive wealth, the wallet remains untouched, reinforcing the mystery and myth around Satoshi’s identity and intentions.

A silent presence behind one of the most valuable innovations in modern finance.

📞Ripple Co-Founder Moves $30M in XRP — ATH Follows!

On July 17, Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen transferred $30M worth of XRP to Coinbase. The very next day, XRP hit a new all-time high of $3.65.

Since the start of 2025, Larsen has moved $344M in XRP to exchanges.

He still holds 2.6B XRP (~$8.5B) and is now worth $9.7B, according to Forbes.

📞 US M2 money supply hit a record $22.02T in June (+4.5%), marking the 20th consecutive month of growth!

Meanwhile, the dollar’s purchasing power has been in a 112-year downtrend. 📉

More dollars, less real value — and BTC’s nightly dips are just noise.

Historically, Bitcoin price tends to follow M2 growth with a 70-90 day lag.

📞 7.9% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply is currently at a loss!

This indicates significant accumulation of the asset between the current price and $121,000.

Strong support is located around $105,000, where approximately 900,000 BTC were acquired.

🧨 Salomon Brothers Target “Abandoned” BTC Wallets!

🏦 Investment bank Salomon Brothers has completed posting OP_Return notices on Bitcoin’s blockchain, targeting wallets deemed inactive for over 14 years, invoking the Doctrine of Abandonment to claim rights over the funds.

🔜 Wallet owners now have 90 days to respond—either by moving their assets or filling out a claim form on the bank’s website. Some users have already reacted by relocating their BTC.

🎯 The effort includes dormant wallets holding billions, like the infamous 1Feex address with 80,000 BTC.

⚖️ The initiative has sparked major controversy: it may set a dangerous precedent by legitimizing third-party claims to others' crypto assets.

🔐 It remains unclear how the bank plans to access the funds if wallet owners don’t respond.

🛡 Experts also warn about looming threats like quantum hacking—and criticize the Bitcoin community for moving too slowly to address such risks.

📲 US Treasury clarifies: Bitcoin purchases still on the table

After spooking the market with comments that wiped $55B off BTC’s cap, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent clarified they’re still exploring budget-neutral ways to grow the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve — fulfilling Trump’s vision of making the US a “Bitcoin superpower.”

Current plan: build the reserve from confiscated BTC (already worth $15–20B) and stop selling holdings. Extra buys may come from gold certificate revaluation or tariff revenue — but Congress approval is needed.

Critics say five months of “exploring” looks like stalling, warning other nations could front-run the US. Still, the Treasury holds 198,012 BTC ($23.5B) and isn’t dumping anytime soon.

📊 Public companies keep stacking BTC!

📞 Last week, they added 4,330 BTC to their holdings, pushing total reserves to 988,271 BTC — nearly 5% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply.

🐳Institutions clearly aren’t slowing down on accumulation.

📞 Hack Alert: Hackers are exploiting the EIP-7702 vulnerability to steal $WLFI!

Tokens are automatically drained from compromised wallets as soon as they arrive, leaving users racing against bots to withdraw their funds. Stay alert and double-check wallet security!