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💥 BREAKING: Iran is demanding ships pay a $1 per barrel toll in Bitcoin to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

WATCH: Is Google's Quantum Breakthrough a Threat to Bitcoin? | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep 33 🇺🇸 A new Google whitepaper has accelerated the timeline for Q-Day, potentially putting Bitcoin wallet security at risk to quantum computing as early as 2029. The @bitcoinpolicy team breaks down the quantum threat, geopolitical strategy, and why "not your keys, not your coins" has never been more real. Feat. @bitconpolicy 's @zackcohen_ @zackbshapiro @Bayman11771 @samlyman33 @LukasDanielian Chapters: 4:45 — Google's Quantum Paper 9:16 — Why Q-Day Is Closer Than We Thought 12:48 — Qubits Explained: Logical vs Physical 18:12 — Vulnerable Bitcoin Addresses 20:15 — Stakeholder Map 26:21 — Not Your Keys Not Your Coins 30:14 — Migration Windows and Coinbase Rewards 37:34 — Could Gov'ts Hijack Bitcoin's Quantum Fix? 46:04 — Government's Role in Quantum Defense 51:05 — AI Tools Update

THIS CHANGES HOW YOU SHOULD THINK ABOUT BITCOIN. @Binance just released a report and it says Bitcoin doesn’t have a 21M supply. It’s closer to 17M... and shrinking. 3.47M BTC hasn’t moved in 10+ years. That’s 17.4% of supply effectively gone. Bitcoin issues 164K BTC per year. But 290K BTC goes dormant every year. New supply is not growing anymore. It’s being canceled out. Real inflation is not +1.4%, It’s actually around −0.21%. Bitcoin is already deflationary. The market has not priced this yet.

Another big week for tokenization. Franklin Templeton launches a new crypto unit, while the IMF calls tokenization “a structural shift in financial architecture.” Weekly tokenization roundup ↓ 1️⃣ WSJ highlights Ondo Global Markets in rise of 24/7 tokenized stocks “While Hong Kong slept, Leo Li was buying Google. The full-time investor's trade, placed on the tokenized securities platform Ondo Global Markets, was executed in seconds.” wsj.com/finance/invest… 2️⃣ Franklin Templeton launches crypto unit The leading asset manager announced it would buy a spinoff from the venture firm CoinFund to expand its cryptocurrency-investing offering. wsj.com/finance/curren… 3️⃣ S&P Dow Jones tokenizes Treasury index The purpose is not for investors to put money into an index fund directly, but to provide an onchain conduit between the index provider and asset managers that use the index. ledgerinsights.com/sp-dow-jones-t… 4️⃣ IMF calls tokenization “a structural shift in financial architecture” Tokenization is reshaping regulated finance by moving assets onto programmable ledgers, delivering efficiency gains. x.com/IMFNews/status… 5️⃣ Ondo surpasses $3,000,000,000 in TVL With more integrations than any other tokenized Treasuries, stocks, or ETFs, Ondo tokenized assets are making markets accessible to billions. x.com/OndoFinance/st…

⚠️ Stell dir vor, du kaufst 2024 #Bitcoin auf Coinbase. Überweist 10.000 Euro, bekommst $BTC, legst das Handy weg. Du willst halten. Kein Trading, kein Panic Sell. Einfach halten. Genau das, was dir jeder empfiehlt. Du hast deine Hausaufgaben gemacht. Alles richtig gemacht. Du loggst dich drei Jahre nicht ein. Nicht weil du es vergessen hast. Sondern weil du verstanden hast, was Bitcoin bedeutet. Geduld. Langfristiges Denken. HODL. Und dann — ohne Vorwarnung, ohne deine Zustimmung — nimmt dir der Staat von Kalifornien deine Coins. Das ist ab jetzt Gesetz. SB 822, im Oktober 2025 von Gouverneur Newsom unterschrieben. In Kraft seit 1. Januar 2026. Und jetzt hat die California Assembly mit AB 1052 nachgelegt — 78 zu 0 Stimmen. Einstimmig. Nicht ein einziger Widerspruch. Die Regel: Drei Jahre kein Login, kein Trade, keine Aktivität auf einer Exchange — und die Plattform kann dich nicht erreichen? Deine Assets gehen an den kalifornischen State Controller. Offizieller Name: "Unclaimed Property." Crypto Twitter schreit Diebstahl. Kommunismus. Enteignung. Ich verstehe die Wut. Aber ich will euch zeigen, was in der Debatte komplett untergeht. Kalifornien sitzt auf einem Haushaltsdefizit von 68 Milliarden Dollar. Achtundsechzig. Milliarden. Der Staat ist faktisch bankrott — und jetzt schauen sie auf Exchanges und sehen Hunderte Millionen in inaktiven Accounts liegen. Unclaimed Property Laws gibt es seit Jahrzehnten für Bankkonten, Aktien und Schließfächer. Jeder US-Bundesstaat hat sie. Kalifornien hat sie auf Krypto ausgeweitet. Nicht aus Überzeugung. Aus Verzweiflung. Und genau hier wird es absurd. Wer Bitcoin kauft und drei Jahre hält, macht genau das Richtige. Langfristiges Investment. Das, was Michael Saylor predigt, was ETF-Käufer jeden Tag tun, was jeder seriöse Finanzberater empfiehlt. Und Kalifornien bestraft genau dieses Verhalten. Der geduldige Investor, der nicht zockt, nicht tradet, nicht panikt — dem werden die Coins weggenommen. Der Daytrader, der täglich rein und raus ist? Sicher. Das System belohnt Nervosität und bestraft Geduld. Willkommen in 2026. Und denk an die Fälle, über die niemand redet. Der Soldat im Auslandseinsatz, der drei Jahre keinen Exchange-Zugang hat. Die Erben, die nicht wissen, dass Oma Bitcoin auf Kraken hatte. Der Vater, der Coins für seine Kinder zurückgelegt hat und drei Jahre nicht reingeschaut hat — warum auch? Der Rentner, der sein Passwort vergessen hat. Denen allen sagt Kalifornien jetzt: Pech gehabt. Erinnert ihr euch an Zypern, März 2013? Bankkonten über 100.000 Euro — eingefroren. Über Nacht. Ohne Vorwarnung. "Notmaßnahme zur Stabilisierung des Bankensystems." Die Welt hat geschrien. Bitcoin ist in den folgenden Monaten um 700% gestiegen. Damals hat eine kleine Mittelmeerinsel in der Panik überreagiert. In Kalifornien verabschiedet der fünftgrößte Wirtschaftsraum der Welt dasselbe Prinzip — einstimmig, geplant, systematisch. Und jetzt die Frage, die mir keine Ruhe lässt. Was passiert mit ETF-Assets? BlackRock. Fidelity. Grayscale. Sie halten Bitcoin custodial für Millionen von Anlegern. Viele davon in 401k-Plänen, Pensionsfonds, automatischen Sparplänen. Die Besitzer loggen sich nie aktiv bei einer Exchange ein. Manche wissen nicht einmal, dass ihr Altersvorsorge-Portfolio Bitcoin enthält. Fallen die unter "inaktiv"? Technisch ist die Grenze dünn. Und wenn Kalifornien damit durchkommt, wird jeder finanziell angeschlagene Bundesstaat nachziehen. Illinois — 14 Milliarden Defizit. New York — 9 Milliarden. New Jersey — 11 Milliarden. Die Blaupause steht. Die ehrliche Einordnung: Die CT-Empörung ist teilweise überzogen. Dein Bitcoin wird nicht liquidiert. Es wird in Originalform gehalten. Du kannst es beim State Controller zurückfordern. Bürokratisch, langsam, nervig — aber reversibel. Es ist kein Zypern 2.0 — zumindest nicht offiziell. Und trotzdem ist es ein Weckruf. Nicht weil Kalifornien böse ist. Sondern weil du dein Bitcoin nie besessen hast, wenn es auf einer Exchange lag. Du hattest einen Account. Einen Anspruch. Ein digitales Versprechen. Und wenn ein Staat mit 68 Milliarden Schulden nach allem greift, was greifbar ist — greift er nach dem, was custodial gehalten wird. Was auf einer Plattform liegt. Was nicht in deiner Wallet steckt. Der Satz "Not your keys, not your coins" ist abgenutzt. Zum Meme geworden. Zum Slogan für Hardware-Wallet-Werbung. Kalifornien hat gerade bewiesen, dass er nie ein Meme war. Er war eine Warnung. Und die meisten haben ihn ignoriert.

Blockchains for capital markets are moving from experiments to real financial infrastructure. Institutions aren’t chasing hype anymore. They want settlement speed, compliance, security, and connectivity. Here’s how the landscape is shaping up: Ethereum (+ L2s): the main liquidity hub Solana: high-throughput payments & stablecoin flows Polygon: low-cost DeFi execution Cosmos: customizable institutional chains Why these networks stand out: - RWA tokenization at scale - Institutional-grade custody - Cross-chain liquidity movement - Built-in compliance & auditability The real winners won’t just be fast chains. They’ll be the networks that successfully bridge TradFi standards with blockchain efficiency. On-chain capital markets aren’t coming. They’re being built right now.

🚨BIG WARNING: GLOBAL ECONOMY IS HEADING TOWARDS ITS BIGGEST CRISIS SINCE 2008 And even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens tomorrow, this won't change anything. Let me tell you why. What's happening now is no longer just a shipping problem. It is a full system disruption. Around 20–25% of global oil, roughly 16–20 million barrels per day, normally flows through Hormuz. That flow has been disrupted, and there is already a massive backlog. Estimates suggest around 1.4 billion barrels are currently sitting on ships globally. These barrels need to be discharged first. Port capacity is limited, so clearing this alone takes weeks. After unloading, tankers need to return to the Middle East to reload. A full cycle takes around 45–50 days under normal conditions. With delays and rerouting, it takes longer. That means even if flows restart, fresh supply does not reach markets immediately. But the bigger issue is onshore. Production and export infrastructure across the region is not operating normally. The IEA confirmed that at least 40 energy assets across nine countries have been severely or very severely damaged since the war began. Here is what is verified on the ground: Ras Laffan, Qatar: The world's largest LNG facility was hit by Iranian missiles, causing extensive damage. QatarEnergy declared force majeure on long-term supply contracts. Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Aramco temporarily halted operations at the kingdom's largest crude processing plant with 550,000 barrels per day of capacity after a drone attack. Ruwais, UAE: One of the world's biggest refineries was shut as a precautionary measure after a drone strike caused a fire nearby. Mina Abdullah, Kuwait: One of Kuwait's two major refineries was shut after an attack, with Kuwait's oil output cut by at least half. Damage to energy facilities across the Middle East is estimated to cost $25 billion to repair. In these situations, companies often declare force majeure. That means supply is not guaranteed even if oil exists. At the same time, shipping capacity is constrained. Longer routes and idle tankers reduce available supply in the short term. So the system faces three layers of delay: Backlog on ships Slow tanker cycles Disrupted infrastructure on land All of this happens together. This is why reopening Hormuz does not solve the problem quickly. And the market knows it. This week, Dated Brent Oil surged to $141/barrel, the highest level since the 2008 Financial Crisis. This is the actual price of physical oil, and it has now surpassed every major oil shock over the last 18 years. So even if everything is resolved tomorrow, the impact of this energy crisis would be devastating for the global economy.

Ahmet G. ist endlich wieder frei! Wir brauchen unbedingt härtere Strafen bei #deepfakes! #Freispruch

Ein Polizistenmörder wird mit folgender Begründung freigesprochen: „Er war beim Überfall in seiner Steuerungsfähigkeit erheblich vermindert. Die Angst hatte sein Denken übernommen. Der Angeklagte gab die Schüsse ab, weil er einen subjektiven Angriff auf sein Leben glaubte.“ Dieses Land verliert rasant seinen Selbsterhaltungstrieb.

You can easily verify Bitcoin. This is not the case with Gold...

Smart money is buying Bitcoin. Retail is selling Bitcoin. It's not hard to predict who will come out on top here.

NEW: Morgan Stanley launch its Bitcoin ETF with a 0.14% fee, the lowest fee rate in the industry.

BLOOMBERG: MORGAN STANLEY ENTERS CRYPTO ETFS & THEY’RE NOT PLAYING AROUND A ~$6–7T asset manager is launching #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Solana ETFs under its own brand -- something it rarely does. That matters because this isn’t just another issuer chasing hype. Morgan Stanley has massive advisor distribution, and even a small shift of capital into crypto is meaningful. This is Wall Street positioning for demand, not ignoring it.

🚨 THIS IS THE INFOGRAPHIC THAT SHOULD END EVERY "CRYPTO HAS NO UTILITY" ARGUMENT. Save it. Share it. Because what's happening right now across governments, central banks, and enterprise systems is not coming. It's here. Let me walk you through each one. $QNT. Quant's SATP protocol integrated into the Bank of Korea's CBDC infrastructure. A central bank. Using Quant for interoperability. That's not a pilot announcement. That's integration at the highest level of monetary policy. $ALGO. Algorand partnered with Visa on the Aid Portal initiative. Blockchain connected to global payment networks. Humanitarian aid and financial inclusion flowing through the same rails Visa runs on. $HBAR. Hedera completed Project Acacia with the Reserve Bank of Australia using HashSphere. Enterprise-grade infrastructure scaling tested by a central bank. Google, IBM, FedEx, and McLaren already on the governing council. Now add the RBA to the list. $IOTA. Turing Certs in the Netherlands using IOTA for digital identity and verification. When everything moves on-chain, identity becomes the foundation. IOTA is building that layer for governments. $XRP. ASFL license secured in Australia. Regulatory-compliant financial expansion into one of the Asia-Pacific's most important markets. Add this to Singapore's central bank pilot, DTCC integration, and BNY Mellon custody. The global map keeps filling in. $ONDO. Global Markets adding 60+ assets. Expanding tokenized financial products beyond treasuries into equities and more. Already live on XRPL with $693M in tokenized treasuries. Just partnered with Franklin Templeton to tokenize their entire ETF lineup. $XLM. Akuna Wallet added to the Bank of Ghana. Government-backed payment integration in Africa. Stellar already has Franklin Templeton, PayPal, MoneyGram, and $1.4B in tokenized assets on the network. Now a central bank in West Africa. $RENDER. Ecosystem expansion with Salad subnet. Decentralized GPU compute scaling. As AI demand explodes, Render is building the infrastructure to power it without centralized bottlenecks. $XDC. Prime sponsor at RWA London. Leading real-world asset tokenization. ISO 20022 compliant. Trade finance and supply chain. The enterprise lane nobody talks about but institutions keep choosing. $DAG. Featured in the Government Blockchain Association's ASC report. Recognition in public sector innovation. Government-level validation for blockchain infrastructure. Ten projects. Ten different lanes. Central banks. Governments. Global payment networks. Enterprise infrastructure. Identity. Compute. Tokenization. This is what the next financial system looks like. Not one chain doing everything. Multiple chains, each solving a specific problem that the old system can't handle. The market prices them all the same during a dip. The institutions building on them do not. The foundation is being laid right now. What gets built on top of it changes everything.

If someone asked us "what's ONE video I should watch to understand Bitcoin?", we'd send them this. @keysopen_doors spent weeks putting this together. It's the video he wishes existed when he started.

$2.5 TRILLION CITI ANNOUNCED LIVE AT STRATEGY WORLD IT WILL INTEGRATE #BITCOIN THIS YEAR “WE’RE MAKING BTC BANKABLE." THIS IS HUGE 🚀

A $1.7T asset manager just tokenized its ETFs. In a Bloomberg exclusive, Franklin Templeton and Ondo announced a partnership to bring tokenized versions of Franklin Templeton ETFs onchain, spanning U.S. equities, fixed income, and gold. Key points from the story: → Investors gain economic exposure to Franklin Templeton ETFs without needing a brokerage account → Tokens can be used as collateral or plugged into DeFi applications → The tokenized RWA market has grown ~360% since 2025, now sitting at $26.5B The world's largest asset managers aren't watching tokenization from the sidelines anymore. They're building it.

Coinbase #Bitcoin commercial shows how houses get cheaper when priced in BTC over time 👀 "In 2012, you'd need 30,000 BTC to buy this house...today it could be yours for 5 BTC." You will now be able to buy a home with a bitcoin-backed mortgage 🙌 🇺🇸

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 $4 trillion Federal National Mortgage Association to accept bitcoin-backed mortgages for the first time — WSJ 🚀

Bitcoin is taking over America. 🔥