In its inaugural “Bitcoin Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions,” Bitwise lays out its bull case: Bitcoin hitting $2.9 million by 2035. image
This is the largest deviation the M2/Bitcoin chart has seen in two years. Will Bitcoin soon get vertical to catch up? image
On Sunday night, a single whale dumped 24,000 BTC, triggering a $310M Bitcoin flash crash. But this wasn’t retail panic, it was deliberate. The whale still holds 152,874 BTC, and their funds trace back to HTX deposits six years ago. So why sell on a Sunday? Because on weekends, whales can bully retail. But come Monday, institutions arrive with 10x more firepower, they set the traps, trigger liquidations, and dictate the market. In this stream with Car from @PlebLab we’ll break down: • How whales manipulate weekend markets • Why institutions are the real market makers • The Vector Candle footprints showing institutional traps • Why long-term holders keep winning despite the chaos https://youtube.com/live/imILeX6-cik
Social engineering scams are getting more and more common in the digital asset space, with data breaches making them even easier for scammers. https://bitcoinnews.com/legal/bitcoiner-loses-783-btc-social-engineering/
Bitcoin swung wildly to start and end the weekend, but retail is stacking harder than ever. Sign up below to get our newsletter tomorrow morning. Then join Rob Wallace and Car from PlebLab as they break down the biggest headlines live on stream at 11am ET.
JUST IN: A single whale caused today’s $310M Bitcoin flash crash by dumping 24,000+ BTC. The entity still holds 152,874 BTC across linked wallets. The funds trace back to HTX deposits from six years ago. image
Australia is looking to tax unused bedrooms 😮
NEW: Apple has released a critical security update for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS to fix a zero-day vulnerability in the ImageIO framework, which processes image files. The flaw allows attackers to execute code via a malicious image. Exploited in highly targeted attacks, this “zero-click” vulnerability could expose sensitive data like cryptocurrency wallet keys and credentials. 🤯🔑🔐 image
NEW: The 🇺🇸 U.S. Justice Department says it will not target software developers who create decentralized crypto platforms without criminal intent, signaling a shift in its enforcement approach. Acting Assistant Attorney General Matthew Galeotti stated that merely writing code isn’t a crime, and the DOJ will no longer pursue charges solely for failing to register as a money transmitter. 🙌 image
HB1812's sponsor, Rep. Ben Waxman, says he was motivated in part by “corruption” at the federal level, pointing to President Donald Trump. https://bitcoinnews.com/legal/pennsylvania-hb1812-officials-bitcoin/