🇺🇸NOW: Panic selling is accelerating as U.S.–Iran tensions rise, with $1.8B in aggressive sell volume hitting derivatives markets in just one hour this morning.

📌 Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei confirmed dead, Senior Israeli officials say.

How Iran Uses Crypto to Bypass U.S. Sanctions 🪙

• Built a $7.8B crypto system outside the dollar network
• Legalized Bitcoin mining in 2019 with cheap electricity
• Mined BTC sold to the central bank to pay for imports
• $3B+ sent to IRGC-linked wallets in 2025
• Central bank holds $507M+ in USDT
• Controls 2–5% of global Bitcoin mining
• Citizens use BTC during protests and blackouts

This one is good 😂

The Total Crypto Market added $110B in the past 24 hours.

$BTC liquidation heatmap looks pretty balanced right now.

There's a decent liquidity cluster around the $63,500-$64,000 level, which could be taken out first if US futures slide down.

After that, MMs will target the upside liquidity around the $69,000 level.

Back to back win in stake 🙌🏻 Non stop profit 😄

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$BTC.D weekly Bollinger Band has been the tightest in almost 9 years.

Massive volatility is coming in alts.

🚨 UPDATE

Earlier today, someone opened a $42M BTC long with 40x leverage.

Liquidation was at $66,192.

Just 6 hours later, BTC dipped below $66K and the position got fully liquidated.

Now Bitcoin is back above $66.5K.

Lesson: high leverage is dangerous.

NEW Supreme Leader Ayatollah Arafi has been killed in an airstrike…

He was appointed not even 24 hours ago…

No one is really talking about this.

Bitcoin dropped about 15% in February and just closed its 5th straight red monthly candle.
That’s only happened twice in history.

Last time we saw this was in 2018–2019.
After five red months, BTC printed six greens in a row
and rallied over 300%.

History doesn’t repeat perfectly.
But this kind of exhaustion usually shows up near bottoms.

Feels like downside is getting crowded,
and the next few months could surprise a lot of people.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 U.S. court rejects Trump’s request to delay $175 billion in tariff refunds.

Companies can now move forward with reclaiming duties they were required to pay.

If fully processed, this would mark the largest trade related payout in U.S. history.