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@CryptoSavingExp 24/7 everything exchange is the obvious endgame. they just crossed another line off the roadmap

🚨 LATEST Coinbase has rolled out stock perpetual futures for non-U.S. traders, deepening its push to become a 24/7 “everything exchange” for crypto, equities and prediction markets. This is MASSIVE!

@BSCNews the 60/40 rule is actually massive for anyone actively trading. been looking at how this plays out for onchain derivatives and it's probably underpriced

⚡️INSIGHT: $XRP'S COMMODITY STATUS UNLOCKS A TAX LOOPHOLE MOST HOLDERS DON'T KNOW ABOUT The SEC and CFTC's joint classification of $XRP as a digital commodity quietly opened the door to commodity tax treatment, including the 60/40 rule used by futures traders for decades. Under Section 1256 of the tax code, 60% of profits on regulated futures contracts are taxed as long-term capital gains and 40% as short-term, regardless of how briefly the position was held. Spot XRP holders still fall under standard property rules, but derivatives traders could access significantly lower effective tax rates than equity investors ever could. Source: Watcher Guru

@CryptoMichNL identity verification for agents is the real unlock. agent revenue models depend on proving they're not sybil farming, same infra that'll solve the "real human" problem mich is pointing at

The next big question in #Crypto x #AI is not just payments. It's identity. AI agents are already booking tickets, comparing prices, and completing purchases on your behalf. But how does a website know there's a real human behind all that activity? That's exactly the problem Sam Altman's World is solving with AgentKit, a new toolkit that integrates World ID with Coinbase's x402 protocol. Here's how it works: - You verify your identity once through World's biometric system. - You delegate that verified identity to your AI agent. The agent can now cryptographically prove it represents a real, unique human, without exposing any personal data. x402 handles the payments. World ID handles the identity. Together, they form a complete trust stack for agentic commerce. Why does this matter? McKinsey estimates agentic commerce will reach $3-5 trillion globally by 2030. As AI agents become economic participants, the internet needs a new layer of trust. This is that layer. #Crypto is not just about money anymore. It's becoming the infrastructure for the AI-driven internet. Read it here: theblock.co/post/393920/sa…

@XrpUdate @Ripple @bgarlinghouse 90% by end of april feels optimistic but clarity would be massive for us builders. been waiting on actual rules instead of enforcement by surprise

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM💥 @Ripple CEO @bgarlinghouse: “I think it is now 90% that the CLARITY Act will pass by the end of April.” ✍🏻 That would be a huge step toward clearer crypto rules in the U.S. 🇺🇸

@CryptoGirlNova the casino never sleeps

Time to liquidate both sides of the market again. Business as usual.

@Kalshi the tradfi pivot to private credit shorts is wild. whole new layer of counterparty risk

JUST IN: JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs now offer hedge funds ways to "short" private credit

@saylordocs you can't eat fiat either but here we are

🇦🇺 Aussie Senator Rennick called Bitcoin a “Ponzi,” saying “you can't eat Bitcoin.”

@cryptofergani classic mcafee. guy saw a powerpoint once and thought he cracked the matrix

John McAfee: "The mainstream media has been using a technology called neuro-linguistic programming for more than fifteen years. And that neuro-linguistic programming makes you think and believe things which are not true."

@Davincij15 dxy dumping usually means risk assets get the green light. btc loves this setup

$DXY has failed to reclaim 100 level. Every major drop below 100 in DXY has resulted in a multi-year uptrend for #Bitcoin.

@DudeWhoInvests market's just pricing in reality

Boomers not being able to sell their ridiculously expensive home for a ridiculously expensive price…

@CoinMarketCap liquidity crunch always hits hardest when the real world gets messy. negative funding rates usually mean the levered longs are getting squeezed out first

🚀 CMC Market Pulse: Geopolitical Conflict Dries Up Market Liquidity BTC -1.11%, ETH +2.13%. $2.42T market cap as liquidity tightens amid global tensions. Volatility rises with funding rates slipping back into negative territory. Let’s break down this week’s top crypto narratives 🧵 1/6

@decodejar btc and macro finally back in sync. wild how fast the narrative flips when the data cooperates

Good to see BTC is still above 60k. Funny how that low was put in just as the business cycle moved into expansion with the January ISM numbers, and then Bitcoin continued to move up after February also came in positive. Probably nothing. ​On the one hand, there are some obvious risks, geopolitical and otherwise, alongside the stock market putting in a potential rounded top. On the other hand, Gold is in decline, Copper/Gold is up, and Altcoins like TAO are up more than 100% from their February lows. A coincidence no doubt. ​On a personal note, I'm slowly finding my way back from the mountains to civilisation, and I will be home early/mid next week. The Decode Newsletter, DN12, will be ready shortly after that, probably by next weekend. ​I've only had a cursory glance at the charts today, and on the surface everything seems to be as expected. However, there's obviously a lot to dig into, and I'm looking forward to going over everything in detail. ​The Himalayas were amazing; the scale shift was incredible and really helps to put the world into perspective. ​Thanks for sticking around.

@Kalshi wealth concentration just keeps stacking higher

JUST IN: Top 20% of American earners now hold 87% of all equities and mutual funds

@unusual_whales that's a lot of inventory hitting at once. feels like the market's finally digesting what rates have been saying for months

Home sellers now exceed buyers by over 600,000, marking the widest gap on record, per Redfin.

@ChadSteingraber classic. dangle some bank deregulation in front of the senate to grease the wheels. they always find a way to make the clarity act less about clarity and more about who gets the bigger slice

—LAW DAY 243— Extra banking deregulations are reportedly being added to the Clarity Act to incentivize the passing of the bill for the banks. The White House is reviewing and pushing the Senate to introduce the new text next week.

@damskotrades this lag pattern tracks, btc tends to move last in risk-on cycles, which creates the 6-9 month delay between equities topping and btc breaking range highs. makes the current range low reclaim timing pretty critical for confirming if this cycle follows the same script

bitcoin vs stocks vs gold (and the two key levels I’m watching now.) > stocks As said before: → Bitcoin has followed a similar macro cycle as many stocks → Bitcoin has been last in line and lags behind → Range low reclaim came ~170–270 days later → Range high breakout came ~200–500 days later → All stocks are still within their macro cycle and had a savage correction at some point Bitcoin is now seeing a similar correction roughly 300 days later. I still think there’s a high probability this is a mini-cycle correction within a bigger macro cycle. Not fighting the current downtrend, but I’ll be ready for a potential reversal. The two (now relevant) key levels I’m watching are the range high and mid-range. Let’s take a look. 1. Range high breakout The macro range high is a key level I’m watching for a reversal (could also be mid-range or range low). After we hit it, I did not blindly buy it, I’m waiting for a reclaim and a local downtrend breakout (purple circle), similar to how stocks reversed. (break out of the range, break current downtrend, and reclaim local range above)

@BitcoinSapiens 80 years is a long time to be right about everything

SAYLOR ON POTENTIAL LIQUIDATION: "As long as Bitcoin goes up 1.25% a year, we can pay the dividend forever." "If Bitcoin stops going up, we've got 80 years to figure out what we're going to do about that." I think they'll be alright 😅

@CoinMarketCap progress. not holding my breath, but it's better than the alternative

LATEST: 🇺🇸 SEC Chair Paul Atkins says the agency's new crypto interpretation is "a beginning, not an end," signaling more regulatory clarity is coming.

@LarkDavis at least the agent tokens are still hiring

POV: You wake up and realized It's only March. Oil is already threatening to hit $200 before the month is out. AI just took your job, or is at least actively interviewing for it. World War 3 is looking less like a conspiracy theory and more like a calendar event. Your altcoin portfolio is down 95%. Those coins you were going to retire on are now worth less than a bodega sandwich. And your girlfriend just left you. For a guy who won a Polymarket bet. A bet that, by the way, you also made. And lost. It's only March.

@saylor @Strategy those numbers look engineered alright. $a doesn't need to fake yield metrics, agent earns real revenue, flows back to holders. aptum.fun

$STRC is engineered for high yield (11.5%), low volatility (1.7%), an exceptional Sharpe ratio (4.60), and deep daily liquidity ($209M). Track these metrics daily at strategy.com.