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AI projects like $TAO gaining massive momentum, it felt like a no brainer for major chains to hop on the band wagon. @solana rolling out their own X402 Base type Agentic Payments gateway to utilize the evolving AI Agents ecosystem through $SOL network. When a blockchain is responsible for 44% of ALL crypto transactions.. It's time to deep dive into the actual project and their coin 🧵 Full Free report: app.cointester.io/research

@dangambardello 5 red months is a stat worth watching. but 2018 didnt have an iran war and oil ripping 6% in a day layered on top. pattern recognition is good. backtesting it is better

It’s always darkest before the dawn, everybody. Bitcoin just closed its 5th red month in a row, and if it closes March red, that’ll tie the longest losing streak in BTC history. Last time this happened back in 2018, Bitcoin was sitting at $3,400…and then ripped 300% in just 5 months. I’m not saying we’re about to 10x overnight, but when the VIX is screaming fear, the S&P breaks its 200-day MA, and everyone’s calling for the end…that’s usually means we're getting close to the sun peeking through. Every cycle shows these high-fear moments have always marked the bottom. We’re in one right now.

@coinbureau calling $BTC powerful while its sitting 47% below ATH. words are free. policy is what moves charts

🚨JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump declares US will be the undisputed Bitcoin and crypto superpower, calls Bitcoin "very powerful" at Future Investment Initiative.

@Cointelegraph 0.14% is morgan stanley saying they'll eat the margin to own the flow. fee war hasnt even started yet

🔥 LATEST: If approved, Morgan Stanley will have the lowest BTC ETF fees in the market at only 0.14%.

@shanaka86 helium is the sleeper here. a third of global supply goes through a strait thats 95% shut. Samsung has maybe 6 months of chip grade inventory left. semiconductors about to get real interesting

BREAKING: Qatar just told four countries their gas is not coming. For up to five years. QatarEnergy declared force majeure on long-term LNG contracts with Italy, Belgium, South Korea, and China on March 24. This is not a temporary disruption notice. This is the world’s largest LNG supplier telling major industrial economies that contractual obligations are suspended indefinitely because Iranian missiles destroyed the infrastructure required to fulfill them. The specifics matter. Iranian strikes on March 18 and 19 hit LNG Trains 4 and 6 at Ras Laffan Industrial City. Combined capacity: 12.8 million tonnes per annum. That is 17% of Qatar’s total LNG export capacity. QatarEnergy CEO Saad al-Kaabi told Reuters the damage will take three to five years to repair. Estimated annual revenue loss: $20 billion. ExxonMobil holds a 34% stake in Train S4 and 30% in Train S6. Shell is a partner in the damaged Pearl GTL facility, which will take approximately one year to repair. Train S4 supplied Italy’s Edison and Belgium’s EDFT. Train S6 supplied South Korea’s KOGAS, EDFT, and Shell’s operations in China. Those are not abstract numbers. Edison heats Italian homes. KOGAS powers South Korean industry. Shell’s China volumes feed the world’s largest energy importer. All of them just received force majeure notices with a repair timeline measured in years, not months. Al-Kaabi’s quote to Reuters is worth reading in full: “I never in my wildest dreams would have thought that Qatar would be in such an attack, especially from a brotherly Muslim country in the month of Ramadan, attacking us in this way.” Qatar accounts for roughly 20% of global LNG production. Approximately 80% of that went to Asia before the war. The country was in the middle of a $30 billion expansion to increase capacity from 77 MTPA to 142 MTPA by 2030. Al-Kaabi said the scale of the damage has set the region back 10 to 20 years. Now connect this to the rest of the matrix. Beyond LNG, QatarEnergy confirmed “materially reduced output” of condensate, LPG, helium, naphtha, and sulfur. Qatar produces one-third of the world’s helium. South Korea imports 64.7% of its helium from Qatar. Samsung and SK Hynix hold roughly six months of semiconductor-grade helium inventory. Helium spot prices have doubled. Even undamaged trains cannot export through a Strait of Hormuz where traffic has collapsed 95%, where 2,000 vessels are stranded, and where Iran is operating a selective vetting and toll system near Larak Island with at least two confirmed yuan-settled payments per Lloyd’s List. This force majeure is not a blip. It is three to five years of lost production compounding with a naval blockade, an insurance market that has priced itself out of the corridor, and a toll regime that Iran’s parliament is actively legislating into permanent law. Kuwait and Bahrain have also invoked force majeure. The dominoes are falling in sequence, not in parallel. The market is pricing a temporary oil shock. The molecule map says this is a multi-year structural reordering of global energy, semiconductors, and fertilizer supply chains running through a single contested waterway. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@coinbureau sanctions were supposed to crush russia's oil revenue. instead its at a 4 year high lol. $100 crude while $BTC bleeds on inflation fears

🇷🇺 JUST IN: Russia's oil revenues hit four-year high as Urals crude nearly doubles to $100 per barrel amid Iran War per Bloomberg.

@bitcoinlfgo 0.14% fee undercuts the whole market. morgan stanley doesnt enter races to place second

BREAKING 💥 MORGAN STANLEY PREPARES TO CHALLENGE ETF GIANTS WITH A LOW-FEE #BITCOIN ETF STRATEGY. BUCKLE UP 🚀

@Cointelegraph 53% is basically a coin flip. options market admitting nobody has a clue. oil ripping 6% and nasdaq entering correction territory though. thats not noise

🚨 ALERT: Bitcoin traders now see a 53% chance of $BTC staying below $66,000 by April 24 as macro uncertainty and geopolitical tensions drive bearish sentiment.

@shanaka86 that CIPS upgrade 27 days before Hormuz is doing a lot of heavy lifting for the word coincidental. gold up 3.5% today. the market sees the ouroboros even if DC doesnt

The United States built the weapon that is now being used against the dollar at the Strait of Hormuz. Not Iran. Not China. The United States. In 2012, Treasury sanctioned Bank Kunlun for processing Iranian oil payments. China’s response: build an alternative. CIPS launched in 2015. By 2025, it was processing 180 trillion yuan annually with 193 direct participants across 124 countries. In 2022, the US and EU froze $300 billion in Russian sovereign assets. Russia’s response: restructure the National Wealth Fund into yuan and gold. Russian gold exports to China surged to 25.3 tonnes in 2025, nine times the prior year. In 2026, the US launched Operation Epic Fury against Iran. Iran’s response: collect yuan-denominated tolls at the Strait of Hormuz using the exact infrastructure that previous rounds of American sanctions forced China and Russia to build. The IRGC did not build a new payment rail. It used the one that already existed. CIPS was operational. The sanctions-evasion intermediary networks had been refined through years of Iranian oil exports to Chinese refiners. The offshore yuan pools were liquid enough. On February 1, 2026, exactly 27 days before the war began, the People’s Bank of China updated the CIPS Business Rules to expand multi-currency settlement capabilities including foreign currency payment-versus-payment processing. The timing may be coincidental. The functional consequence is not: when the IRGC demanded yuan at Larak Island four weeks later, the settlement infrastructure had just been upgraded to its most capable configuration in CIPS’s ten-year history. The Bank of Finland estimates roughly 80% of CIPS payments still use SWIFT messaging. CIPS is not a SWIFT replacement. But it is a functional parallel track at exactly the chokepoints where SWIFT-connected institutions refuse to operate because of the sanctions the US imposed to protect the dollar. This is the ouroboros. The snake eating its own tail. Each round of sanctions forces adversaries to build bypass infrastructure. Each piece of bypass infrastructure reduces the switching cost for the next adversary. Each reduced switching cost makes the next round of sanctions less effective and the alternative architecture more capable. The dollar is still dominant. 89.2% of FX transactions. $1.9 trillion through CHIPS daily. But the sanctions toolkit that protects dollar dominance is simultaneously building the railway that undermines it. Nobody in Washington has publicly acknowledged the paradox. The market has not priced it. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@Crypto0637 $BTC sitting 47% below ATH. $TRUMP token down 96%. technically things did explode. just downward

🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP: “BITCOIN AND CRYPTO ARE ABOUT TO EXPLODE TO LEVELS NO ONE SAW COMING.” AND HONESTLY… HE CALLED IT 🚀

@TrendSpider oil up 6% nasdaq entering correction and iran still escalating. calling $NVDA generational here is premature at best

Generational buying opportunity or the start of something uglier? $NVDA

@TheLongInvest $HOOD offering 50x was the most reliable top indicator of the cycle. better than any RSI reading

It wasn’t too long ago when $HOOD was bragging about allowing 50x leverage. It signalled the top.

@wallstreetbets agents handling gas and settlement onchain while half of crypto still can't set up a proper stop loss. the future showed up early

Damn this is huge mainstream coverage. Pretty sure the future of all agentic payments will be on-chain 👀

@Mrcryptoxwhale two thirds going to interest and fees. you're not buying a house you're renting money from the bank and calling it an investment

4 years into the mortgage and over $95K paid… yet only $31K actually reduced the loan. The remaining $64K? Interest, taxes, insurance. Homeownership isn’t just about the purchase price — it’s way more expensive than it looks.

@TrendSpider hard to disrupt the company selling the disruption. $MSFT figured that out years ago

AI is coming for businesses left and right. But Microsoft? Good luck replacing them. $MSFT

@cometwtf nothing yet. this is an oil and war dip not a crypto dip. but $BTC under 66k and $ETH below 2k? keeping those alerts on

What are you buying in dips like this? I wanna drop a bag.

@coinbureau $TRUMP down 4.5% while he talks about rises. oil up 6%, $BTC barely holding $66k. something is rising but it aint portfolios

TRUMP: “We're closer than ever to the rise of the Middle East."

@coinbureau renaming straits after himself while $TRUMP sits at $3. very few mistakes indeed

🇺🇸 TRUMP: "They have to open the strait of Trump. I mean, Hormuz." He then went on to say: "I make very few mistakes."

@CryptoCurb @circle he prints USDC. he isnt guessing where the volume is. $SOL been running this quietly for a while

🚨 JUST IN: @CIRCLE CEO- "THE VOLUME ON SOLANA DOMINATES ALL OTHER CHAINS." #SOLANA ⚡️

@CoinDesk $BTC down 3% bc an AI found bugs that already existed. meanwhile oil ripping 6% on iran tensions. thats the actual risk but sure lets panic about an AI model instead

MARKETS: Anthropic AI leaked internal docs warn new model "Claude Mythos" poses serious cybersecurity risks by rapidly identifying and exploiting software vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity stocks crater: $PANW, $CRWD, $FTNT down 4-6%. $BTC falls to $66k on tech selloff. ✍️ @HeleneBraunn

🚨 ALERT: 21,700 Bitcoin from short-term holders hit exchanges in the past 24 hours, all sold at a loss.