📉🔴Bitcoin has just recorded a third consecutive quarter in the red. Bitcoin ended the 2nd quarter of 2026 down 14.1%, marking its third straight quarter of decline following a 22.1% drop in the first quarter. A rare sequence that contrasts with BTC's historical performance, as the second quarter is usually one of the most favorable periods in the cycle. Despite this negative streak, historical data shows that the 3rd quarter is often a transitional period before a historically stronger 4th quarter. Since 2011, Bitcoin has averaged a performance of +66.7% in the fourth quarter, though past performance obviously does not guarantee future results.

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Believe everything is possible, and you will change the results! Dream big, work hard.

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JUST IN: Binance says on-chain tokenized assets have grown 589% from $2.9 billion to $31.9 billion since 2025.

🇨🇳 In Sichuan's remote mountainous regions, China subsidizes farmers' train fares so they can use them for traveling with livestock The goats seem happy about that, the other passengers, less so Writers: Mhedi, Ian

🚨 JPMorgan just warned that $165 BILLION of forced stock selling could hit markets within days. Pension funds. Central banks. Massive institutions. All may start selling stocks at the same time to rebalance portfolios. This is happening while: • AI stocks are extremely crowded • Markets are near all-time highs • $5.1T options expiry just hit And the markets are completely disconnected from fundamentals and running on pure euphoria.

🚨 MASSIVE: $ETH Stablecoin Transaction Volume is up over 53,000% since March 28th.

🇷🇺 Russia's new Su-57 was spotted in test flights as Moscow looks to ramp up production of its flagship fifth-generation fighter. Only around 44 have reportedly been built to date, including prototypes, with sanctions causing delays in manufacturing. It emphasizes agility, range, and multirole performance, but Western assessments typically place it behind both the F-22 and F-35 in stealth, sensors, and systems integration. Writer: Ian

🇺🇸 Data centers get blamed for spiking your power bill and drying up local water supplies, but is that fair? Nationally, data centers use just 3% of what American golf courses consume. And they only account for 4% of total U.S. electricity. But AI demand is accelerating infrastructure costs fast… are these concerns really overblown? Writer: Michael

💬 «Crypto scammers have been ripping off and exploiting the American people for far too long. This FBI will find you, and we will bring you to justice!» - Kash Patel, FBI Director

🇪🇺 The European Union will ban anonymous crypto accounts and force the removal of privacy-focused cryptocurrencies from 2027... Starting in July 2027, the new European Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulation will impose several major changes: - Cash payments will be capped at €10,000 - Anonymous crypto accounts will be banned - Regulated platforms will have to remove privacy-focused cryptocurrencies from their offerings. This reform is part of the strengthening of anti-money laundering rules across the European Union and marks a new step in the monitoring of digital financial transactions.

$BTC is making people more nervous than a pregnant nun

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In my room. The door closed. Sitting in front of my computer. The fan quietly spinning. Headphones on. My favorite song playing on repeat. Hands on the keyboard, creating content. What better way to end a Saturday evening?

Greetings to those who love decentralization.

🚰 Sixteen years ago, a website was giving away 5 Bitcoin to every visitor for free… In 2010, Gavin Andresen himself bought 10,000 BTC for about $50 and launched the now-famous Bitcoin Faucet, a website designed to introduce Bitcoin to the general public. All it took was solving a captcha to receive 5 BTC for free. In total, nearly 19,700 BTC were distributed through the faucet before it shut down in 2012.