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Go outside for a walk, get some fresh air, eat some grass 🍀, and stop staring at the screen all the time. If you're still there, you already have an advantage over many others survive the boring and the painful part, the next move usually rewards patience $BTC

@NUCLRGOLF they can’t resist tweaking something every year

🚨💉⛳️ JUST IN — The USGA has informed players at the U.S. Open that it will be syringing the greens on Thursday and Friday to present a more consistent surface to morning and afternoon waves. Do you like this move by the USGA?

The hardest thing in business is not seeing the future. It is surviving long enough to build it. My fireside chat with @Julian_Liniger at @BTCPrague on focus, endurance, corporate transformation, and how entrepreneurs can use Bitcoin, AI, and digital finance to create the next generation of products. Full interview below. 00:00 - Bitcoin as the dominant global Digital Capital network: 17 years, hundreds of billions invested, and a potential $100T opportunity 00:51 - Bitcoin near the 200-week moving average: why $BTC is more compelling after a 50% drawdown 01:52 - Strategy’s scale and the media narrative: from ~$600M enterprise value to as high as ~$120B 10:29 - Bitcoin fundamentals: economic empowerment, sovereign property rights, and the dominant digital monetary network 12:16 - Why there is no second best: Bitcoin as Digital Capital, Digital Money, and a potential $100T network 16:09 - Entrepreneur advice: build a simple product using new technology to solve a real problem 20:30 - Focus, endurance, and the danger of dilutive distractions 32:25 - What I would build today: AI plus Digital Assets, especially Digital Money and Digital Yield 33:27 - Digital Credit: taking a 40 vol asset, stripping it to ~4 vol, and creating new yield products 34:57 - Digital Money: 6–8% yield in major currencies with no volatility 38:05 - $STRC, $SATA, and the next layer of bitcoin-backed financial products 48:52 - Q&A: why Strategy sold 32 BTC and why bitcoin-backed capital must support credit and equity 59:29 - Q&A: Strategy as a shock absorber: selling 32 BTC while buying net ~250,000 BTC during the bear market 01:02:39 - Why public companies protect Bitcoin through accounting, tax, legal, political, and economic advocacy 01:07:58 - Strategy as the extension of the Bitcoin network into the free market system

TRUMP: MAYBE FRIDAY

Can't wait for Wednesday thoughts tbh. @Mike_kim714

@PGATOUR @usopengolf Charlie Woods on the bag makes this even more interesting

"I was hitting balls next to Jordan Spieth the other day. I looked up to him as a little guy. That's just really cool." Top-ranked junior Miles Russell, 17, makes his major debut this week @USOpenGolf after advancing through 36-hole Final Qualifying last week with Charlie Woods on the bag. The moment is not lost on him.

@cryptorover underwater supply doesn’t automatically mean bottom

10.5 MILLION BITCOIN ARE NOW UNDERWATER ON CHAIN. Here's what $BTC history shows. Allocate accordingly.

@KillaXBT BTC loves messing with everyone before news events

BOOM 💥 2.6% move upwards on $BTC. Now we just have to hope this isn't a scam pump into FOMC that gets completely reversed. If it isn't, we can break the current highs. If this ends up being a LH and we retrace back to 64K, there's a good chance it breaks.

Bitcoin's June downturn leaves $8.6 billion in options out of the money Only 20% of June 26 options open interest is currently in the money, while bitcoin's 12% monthly decline leaves most bullish positions underwater What to Know • More than $10.6 billion in bitcoin options are set to expire on June 26, making it the largest and most closely watched expiry on the calendar. • Just $2 billion of the $10.6 billion in June 26 options open interest is currently in the money, leaving roughly $8.6 billion, or 80%, out of the money. • The $60,000 put strike holds $450 million in open interest as a key downside support level, while the $80,000 call, with $406 million in exposure, remains the market's major upside hurdle. If you think bitcoin's (BTC) June slide is a routine bear market drop, look closer at the options market on Deribit. The 11% decline has left a staggering $8.6 billion worth of BTC options out-of-the-money and on track to expire worthless. That amount is roughly 80% of the $10.6 billion worth of options expiring on June 26, according to data source Deribit. These dollar figures represent notional open interest, or the dollar value of the number of active contracts at press time. Options are derivative contracts that let traders bet on bitcoin's price moving in a certain direction by a specific date. A “call” option bets the price will go up, while a “put” option bets it will go down.

@Bitcoin I hope BTC climbs to $120,000 by the end of the year，if that happens, I’d likely wake up smiling in my sleep

$64,772.39 #Bitcoin

@AshCrypto everyone has a different level, market will just ignore all of them

Bitcoin got rejected at the 20 DMA again. The key level to break is $67,265 for a rally towards $74,000. Meanwhile, if Bitcoin fails to hold the $63,640 level, a dump to $60,000 could happen next. The FOMC meeting is happening today, so all eyes will be on it. A bullish tone from Kevin Warsh could trigger an upside breakout, while a bearish tone will result in Bitcoin giving up all its short-term gains.

Uniswap jumps 22% and altcoins rip while bitcoin stalls before the Fed UNI surged after Standard Chartered set a $100 long-term target, and HYPE and solana led a broad altcoin bid. Bitcoin held near $66,000 as oil fell to a three-month low and the Fed met for the first time under Kevin Warsh. What to Know • Bitcoin traded roughly flat around $65,800 as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s first rate decision under new Chair Kevin Warsh, even as it gained more than 7% over the week. • Capital rotated into altcoins, with Uniswap’s UNI surging 22.5% after a bullish Standard Chartered report, while tokens like Hyperliquid’s HYPE, solana and ether posted strong weekly gains. • Falling oil prices tied to a prospective U.S.-Iran deal and a bond rally improved the macro backdrop for risk assets, making the Fed’s tone on rates crucial for bitcoin’s next move as money shifts toward altcoins. Bitcoin is trading flat while the rest of the crypto market showing signs of a capital rotation. The largest token traded around $65,800 on Wednesday, down 0.3% over 24 hours but up 7.4% on the week, per CoinDesk data, holding near $66,000 as traders waited on the Federal Reserve's first rate decision under new Chairman Kevin Warsh. The action was in altcoins. Uniswap's UNI was the standout, jumping 22.5% to $3.53 after Standard Chartered initiated coverage with a $100 price target by 2030, with the bank's digital assets research head Geoffrey Kendrick calling the decentralized exchange a foundational layer of the on-chain economy

@PGATOUR @usopengolf Si Woo being unhinged is the most accurate description ever lol

Making Scottie less stupid. Burns' 3-wood is dangerous. Si Woo is unhinged. Woodland is a class clown. Enjoy this foursome's practice round ahead of @USOpenGolf.

@NUCLRGOLF @GolfWRX if anyone is gonna show up with a completely different setup, it’s Bryson

🚨👀⛳️ #FULL DETAILS — Here is everything known so far about LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau’s HUGE equipment change at Shinnecock Hills. 📰 @GolfWRX Up Close Photos & Specs ⤵️ golfwrx.com/780103/bryson-…

@KillaXBT easy to say, harder to hold through volatility

$BTC The plan has been the same for months. Accumulate as much Bitcoin as possible. In 1–2 years, we'll look back at this period and realize the biggest mistake wasn't buying too early, it was not buying more.

🚨Latest News： US-IRAN MOU PUSHES BRENT BELOW $80 AS TRADERS PRICE IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ REOPENING Global oil prices hit a two month low on June 16, with Brent crude briefly dropping below $80 a barrel and WTI crude falling 4% to $77.43, driven by enthusiasm over a U.S.Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU) to reopen the Strait of Hormuz Key Takeaways: • • Brent fell below $80 on June 16 as the U.S.-Iran MoU lifted Hormuz reopening hopes • • WTI dropped 4% to $77.43, but IEA damage data point to tight Gulf supply • • Bull Theory sees a 30 day Hormuz restart, with inflation risk over 12 to 24 months • Severe Infrastructure Damage Hinders Recovery Oil price declines continued Tuesday, with Brent crude briefly dropping below $80 a barrel hitting a two month low as enthusiasm grows over a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the U.S. and Iran. Market data showed the global benchmark fell to an intraday low of $79.63 a barrel before rising back above the $80 threshold The U.S. benchmark, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude, fell 4% to $77.43 a barrel. WTI crude has plunged by nearly 20% since the beginning of June, underlining the Strait of Hormuz’s continued importance to the oil market While details of the MoU have not been formally released, widespread reports say the deal compels Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. In exchange, the country will reportedly receive sanctions relief, billions of dollars in unfrozen assets and potentially billions of dollars in investment Although the release of oil stranded in the Persian Gulf may temporarily weigh on prices, analysts caution that restoring Middle East output to prewar levels could take years, leaving the market structurally tighter than it appears According to a social media post by market research platform Bull Theory, while the MoU could end the conflict that impacted nearly all oil-producing Gulf states, $58 billion in oil infrastructure damage remains. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimated that more than half of the 80 energy facilities attacked during the war were severely damaged The Bull Theory analysis outlines the harsh realities the global energy industry must grapple with once the agreement takes effect. “Equipment needs to be inspected and certified safe before restart,” Bull Theory explained. Workers need to return to facilities that were recently under attack. Insurance markets do not immediately return to cover a region that was at war last week Adding to these structural concerns, energy investment firm HFI Research noted that the current sell-off exposes a massive disconnect between algorithmic “paper” trading and physical reality. The firm points out that while financial markets are aggressively pricing in peace, global oil inventories have already plummeted to critical lows due to the prolonged outage of roughly 11 million barrels per day during the conflict. Once traders realize that paper promises cannot immediately conjure physical barrels from depleted reserves, a sharp upward reversal is likely Furthermore, while the MoU dictates that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen within 30 days, the physical supply slated to flow through it will likely take months or even years to return to full capacity “That gap between oil prices falling and energy supply actually recovering is where the inflation problem sits for the next 12 to 24 months,” Bull Theory added

@unusual_whales every cycle has its ‘this will restart everything’ moment

Evercore ISI has said that the SpaceX, $SPCX, IPO could reignite bull market.

@KillaXBT BTC loves breaking ‘100% reliable’ models

$BTC Just like that, he 5th Pivot marked the local bottom. 20/20 times. Inverse reaction every single time. ✅ Next date to observe is: 17-18th of June.

🚨 bitcoin:native Profit taking across bitcoin, ether, solana as traders wait on the Iran signing AU.S.-Iran deal pulled oil lower and lifted stocks, but bitcoin's bounce is hesitant. ETF outflows just paused after a record run, and analysts say the market wants the deal signed before pricing it in What to Know • Bitcoin briefly topped $67,000 but is lagging the broader relief rally in stocks and oil as traders treat the tentative Iran peace deal with caution. • Analysts say crypto investors are wary after two prior cease-fire rallies quickly reversed, and many are waiting for the June 19 signing and this week’s Federal Reserve decision before committing. • Spot bitcoin ETFs have just emerged from four weeks of heavy outflows, suggesting institutional demand remains muted even as coins quietly move off exchanges into cold storage Bitcoin (BTC) briefly traded above $67,000 late Monday before slipping back under $66,000 in a move that is indicative of how cautiously crypto is treating the Iran peace deal that has rallied other markets The token changed hands at $65,845 on Tuesday, up 0.3% over 24 hours and 4.8% on the week, per CoinDesk data. It touched a 24-hour high of $67,217 before fading. Ether held up better, rising 2.8% on the day to $1,764 and 5.8% on the week. Solana gained 3.2% to $73, XRP added 3.2% to $1.22 and Hyperliquid's HYPE led the majors again, up 6.3% to $69 The macro backdrop turned sharply friendlier on Monday. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance signed an electronic copy of a memorandum of understanding with Iran, and Trump said the Strait of Hormuz, already partially open, will fully reopen on Friday

solana:4ikwYoNvoGEwtMbziUyYBTz1zRM6nmxspsfw9G7Bpump If America wants to lead in crypto, it must protect the people who build it Despite the Clarity Act's advancement toward the finish line, there's one provision under threat for builders that can't be overlooked, argues Smith. tv The crypto industry’s leading founders, CEOs and investors recently signed a single letter to Senate leaders with one request: do not weaken the Clarity Act's protections for software developers. These are competitors, rivals for talent, capital and market share. Yet they agree on this because they understand what is at stake. Strip the developer protections out of the bill, and the United States risks pushing the people who build this technology offshore and forfeiting its lead in the next era of finance Congress is closer than it has ever been to giving digital assets a real regulatory framework. The Senate Banking Committee advanced the Clarity Act with bipartisan support, and the bill is now poised to move to the Senate floor for a full vote But one provision is under threat. The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, or BRCA, is the foundation everything else rests on. It draws a bright line: if you write open-source software, run a node, or help validate transactions, and you never take custody or control of anyone's money, you are not a money transmitter under federal law

@Cointelegraph markets really pricing in Mars missions already huh

🔥 BIG: SpaceX stock, $SPCX, is up more than 10% on its second day of trading, pushing the company's market value above $2.3 trillion.