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Big month @Coinbase: - First company bringing global crypto perps + options to the US in a compliant way - Official USDC treasury deployer for @HyperliquidX - Gold & silver perps now live outside the US (coming to the US soon) - Partnered with Standard Chartered to expand global fiat access for institutional clients + more in the article below:

JUST IN: Ethereum falls under $1,800 for the first time since February 6th 30% chance it drops below $1,000 this year

JUST IN: Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' now has an $11.5 billion unrealized loss on its Bitcoin investment.

$RLUSD is institutional-grade infrastructure for payments and tokenization. Through @wormhole’s Native Token Transfers (NTT), $RLUSD can now move natively across multiple blockchain ecosystems, supporting cross-border payments, institutional on/off-ramps, and tokenization use cases. For developers and institutions building onchain, that expands access to compliant, USD-backed liquidity across supported networks.

Capital markets are funding the AI buildout at historic scale: ~$400B over 6 months. Bitcoin ETFs have seen ~$4B of outflows since May 14, pressuring $BTC. This is a capital rotation, not a Bitcoin impairment. Volatility creates opportunity.

Lots of chatter around Clarity Act being voted in potentially as early as next week. 4th July signing by POTUS will be amazing. The current dump is your typical BTC whale dumps. Let me refresh your memory hoe they make money. There is a BTC whale Telegram or similar group. They wait for some event or news to coordinate a controlled sellof. Prior to the sellof, they open large leveraged short positions on major alts like RYH, XRP, SOL, XLM, etc Then, each contributes say $20M or more BTC sell off to cause a cascading market dump. Then they close the shorts in alts, rake in the millions, then buy back BTC at discount, open BTC leveraged longs at the same time. The coordinated buying sends BTC up dramatically, they sell their BTC Longs. This whole cycle, each whale makes Bout $2 to $4m. That's how it works. Ps @cz_binance is one of them, so is @brian_armstrong , to name just two. Enjoy the ride.. we coming back up shortly. DYOR, this is my free speech and not financial advice.

Trying to predict short-term price action is hard, as I generally consider the short-term moves akin to a random walk, or geometric brownian motion. ..but.. if i had to guess, I would guess that BTC tags $70k soon, then gets a small bounce. But after the bounce is over (likely a few days to a week or so), I do think BTC will head back to the lows from February 2026. If I'm wrong about BTC revisiting the lows from February, I will quote tweet this and simply say "I was wrong." And then I will let every bull dunk away.

JUST IN: 75% chance Ethereum falls below $1,500

I invested $5000 in Aster seed round and at ATH it was $500k. There is no industry that is giving you these kind of opportunities. Only Possible In Web3❤️🦅

When Ethereum is back over $4k it’s gonna be obvious.

JUST IN: Binance to allow conversion of US stocks to tokenized stocks on BNB blockchain.

Altcoin holders waited 5 years for altseason. Most altcoins are now down 90%. Meanwhile every other asset on the planet is pumping. RIP altcoin holders.

JUST IN: PumFun has now sold $780M worth of Solana

Payments, Trading, DeFi, RWAs, Stablecoins, Tokenization, FX, Agents All in one

JUST IN: Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' just deposited $30M worth of Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime

Toncoin (TON) -> Gram (GRAM) Community vote is live. Since Telegram took a leading role in TON's development, the chain got 10× faster, fees 6× lower. And now Telegram proposes one more change: renaming Toncoin to Gram - the name from the original TON White Paper that never left the codebase. Vote here -> ton.vote/EQDQvywF226NXo…

not sure what it is w sol, but it always needs max pain to pick up again seeing some big signs of life emerging again after a hiatus new monetary proposals, new trading apps launching, big focus on derivatives and privacy, much faster blocks and a few new releases ymf

JUST IN: Visa, Mastercard and Stripe to launch crypto stablecoin platform.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US imposes sanctions on Iran's largest crypto exchange 'Nobitex.'

I largely think of "crypto" as a failed asset class at this point. I've written about the causes multiple times. Mainly, most crypto assets are worthless, or have dreadful value accrual, and most founders have abused the lack of guardrails and dumped on people indiscriminately, or are outright scammers. On top of that we had the Memecoins SuperBullshitCycle, a trend that brought the worst out of people, and sucked everyone's souls & pockets dry. And then came the never-ending wave of DeFi hacks, which has dramatically increased since last April. This can seem contradictory, as adoption of "crypto" is surging: > Stablecoin adoption continues growing fast > Politicians in the US are openly pro crypto > Tradfi is looking at tokenizing everything > Usage of equities & commodities perps is exploding in offshore and DeFi exchanges > The US is in the early stages of adopting perps > Prediction markets are becoming part of everyone's daily lives These are more "blockchain" than "crypto", although there are some exceptions with a token in those fields, most of which have been performing very well in recent months. A few among those exceptions even distribute most revenue to holders via buybacks (Hyperliquid in particular), which is what every investor actually wants to see to be invested in a good business rather than a fleeting narrative. We also have the privacy category. The one old school crypto category that is not liquid diarrhea. The world needs private non-custodial stores of value. Crime in particular needs privacy, as proven by the DoJ confiscation of $15 billion in Bitcoin from Cambodia's pig butchering farms, legal filing for which was submitted on October 8, 2025 (coincidentally right before 10/10). Of course, everyone needs privacy, not just criminals, but crime flows are real, and large. The asset attracting the most flows in this niche is Zcash. Zcash's recent performance has been fascinating, as it has been trending higher with bitcoin trending lower, a sign of real reallocation among bitcoiners. Another crypto category that is not dead is the "AI" category, full of high flying, fundamentally lacking, narrative driven tokens. The standout exception is Venice, a private AI platform with growing users and revenue, whose tokens are directly backed by the business rather than a narrative. So one could say old "crypto" is a failed asset class, but from the ashes come new beginnings, and the new face of crypto is one heavily dominated by the needs of Tradfi, prediction markets, AI, and privacy. Crypto sucks. Long live crypto.