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  Ivan on Tech 🍳📈💰 Head Trader @ Bullmania (@IvanOnTech) reported 2 minutes ago

  BITCOIN: BULLS ARE COMING FAST!!!! 🚨🚨🚨 00:00 Intro — BTC still around the 200 WMA 00:10 Stock market is back — $1.14T added to the market 00:58 SP500 chart — Bullish 01:12 QQQ chart — New higher low 01:38 Leopold, Situational Awareness, got liquidated — video 02:44 How Citadel FUDded and bought Leopold's funds 03:51 MSTR selling BTC, but BTC price is holding — Bottom is close 04:34 Jim Cramer video — Selling my BTC 06:06 Inverse Cramer indicator is very strong 06:52 Saylor — BTC is cheap, yet sells it 07:35 SPCX going lower — Musk says it is a great opportunity to buy 08:34 Oracle chart — AI fear priced in, but still in bear trend 09:32 Oracle problem — Lot of OpenAI orders 10:12 Stocks are feeling good 10:32 BTC weekly chart — Super cheap, allocate in the buy zone 11:02 MSFT chart — Exploded to the upside 11:50 AMZN will be a $10T company — Explosion to the upside 12:35 BTC signal just flashed — Realized volatility now lower than tech stocks 13:21 ADBE chart — Going lower, but bullish on the weekly 14:34 Raoul Pal video — About good traders and Ivan's response 17:24 Anything in price discovery does not work with compounding 18:55 Raoul's advice does not work for sh-tcoins — IOTA as example 20:42 Bullmarket is coming. Do not F it up 21:08 ColdCard hack revisited 21:40 Alex Waltz — Made my own Quantum Random Number Generator 22:34 Only thing random is radioactive decay 23:52 Joe Consorti video — ColdCard thief cannot spend the funds 26:48 ColdCard thief doxxed? 28:27 Fernando Nikolic — Trust in Coinkite is broken 29:10 Why BTC maxis are plebes 31:09 ColdCard drama explained 32:45 Maxis are parrots — Use your brain! 34:14 ColdCard drama continued 35:26 Gary Cardone — About dice rolling and self-custody 39:20 Matthew Kratter — Saylor diluted shareholders 39:38 Senator Lummis video — Clarity Act must be passed this week 40:54 Coinbase ad — America needs Clarity Act 41:57 XRP news — FXRP. Getting into DeFi 42:35 Bullmania AI coming soon 44:14 Evan Cheng — Every internet digital payment will be done with SUI 45:24 Shout out to Bullmania 45:46 Q and A 46:06 Q1: EOS? 46:19 Q2: Are you still DCA-ing? 46:33 Q3: Ask AI about Lukso sentiment? 51:24 Q4: Is Vitalik still dancing? 51:40 Q5: Ask AI how many times SOL network will be down in 2027? 53:06 Q6: I am building on ETH. Am I a crypto boomer? 53:50 Q7: Reason for TRON pump? 57:56 Gasless USDT on TRON is massive 58:40 Outro

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  E (@e01_9) reported 6 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase @brian_armstrong Maybe not outsource customer support?

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  BitcoinWorld Media (@ItsBitcoinWorld) reported 8 minutes ago

  @CryptoSavingExp Solid observation. Stablecoin supply is indeed holding near record levels (~$300B, down only modestly from the ~$320B+ May peak), while BTC sits well below its ~$126K ATH. This points to meaningful liquidity still parked in the ecosystem, ready for potential deployment. Not a guarantee of upside, but a metric worth watching closely. Data: Stablecoin Beat / DefiLlama-style trackers BTC price & ATH: Coinbase / market data

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  i.am.korn (@unikornaio) reported 10 minutes ago

  SECTION BITCOIN WHALES – Market Manipulation, Insider Trading, and Illicit Enterprise Activity I. Legal Basis Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961–1968 The conduct of Bitcoin whales and institutional investors constitutes a racketeering enterprise engaged in wire fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1343), securities fraud (15 U.S.C. §§ 77q, 78j), commodities fraud (7 U.S.C. § 1 et seq.), money laundering (18 U.S.C. §§ 1956–1957), and tax evasion (26 U.S.C. § 7201). The enterprise is structured to maximize illicit profits through market manipulation, insider trading, deceptive devices, laundering of proceeds, and concealment of material risks. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) – Manipulative and Deceptive Devices 15 U.S.C. § 78j(b) and SEC Rule 10b-5 prohibit use of any “manipulative or deceptive device or contrivance” in connection with securities transactions. Whale actors violated these provisions through: Wash trading and spoofing to create false market signals. Insider trading using non-public information. Coordinated pump-and-dump schemes. Omission of material economic information, including capital flight risks. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Jurisdiction Manipulation of BTC futures, perpetual swaps, and options violates the Commodity Exchange Act, as such conduct constitutes fraudulent and manipulative acts in interstate commerce. Antitrust & Financial Integrity Statutes Whale monopolization of BTC markets constitutes a violation of Sherman Antitrust Act, 15 U.S.C. § 2. Rehypothecation, fractional reserves, and custodial fraud implicate 18 U.S.C. § 1344 (bank fraud). II. Factual Framework / Allegations 1. Major Whale Actors & Institutional Players ActorAlleged Violation of Manipulative/Deceptive DevicesMichael Saylor / MicroStrategyTimed BTC purchases and public announcements to manipulate sentiment and market price; insider coordination with OTC desks.BlackRock / Institutional FundsCoordinated ETF and OTC accumulation creating artificial demand and misleading investors.Grayscale / GBTC TrustControlled liquidation schedules, valuation misrepresentations, insider positioning with institutional partners.Coinbase / Binance / KrakenFacilitating wash trades, spoofing, and insider exploitation of listing announcements.Galaxy Digital / Pantera / Fidelity Digital AssetsCoordinated OTC transactions, derivative positioning, and front-running of regulatory events.Winklevoss Twins / GeminiCoordinated accumulation and media amplification campaigns.Tesla / Elon MuskMarket-moving tweets and disclosures designed to manipulate retail sentiment.Other Whales / Early Mining Consortia / Hedge FundsOn-chain manipulation, cross-chain arbitrage, laundering through shells. 2. Patterns of Manipulation & Deception Wash Trading & Spoofing – False orders and fake volume to mislead markets. Layering & Front-Running – Exploiting algorithms and privileged access. Media Coordination – Strategic announcements by Saylor, Musk, ETF issuers. Cross-Chain Laundering – Routing through mixers, DeFi, and offshore shells. Keeping It In-House – Insider coordination ensuring profits for privileged actors while retail bears losses. III. Supporting Documentation / Exhibits Exhibit BTC-1: Blockchain analytics showing coordinated whale movements before BTC price swings. Exhibit BTC-2: SEC filings/internal memos evidencing insider leaks at Grayscale and Coinbase. Exhibit BTC-3: Wallet mapping of Saylor, MicroStrategy, Gemini, BlackRock-linked whales. Exhibit BTC-4: OTC desk transaction logs (Galaxy, Pantera, Fidelity) showing insider coordination. Exhibit BTC-5: Exchange order book data proving wash trades and spoofing. Exhibit BTC-6: Telegram/Discord/Slack chats evidencing whale collusion. Exhibit BTC-7: Media analysis of timed Saylor/Musk statements tied to trades. Exhibit BTC-8: GBTC liquidation schedules and manipulative impacts. Exhibit BTC-9: BlackRock ETF purchase logs aligned with price spikes. Exhibit BTC-10: Laundering trails via Tornado Cash, DeFi protocols, mixers. Exhibit BTC-11: Whistleblower filings on MicroStrategy and Gemini insider trades. Exhibit BTC-12: CME/Bakkt derivative front-running records. Exhibit BTC-13: Cross-chain bridge analytics linking BTC-ETH laundering. Exhibit BTC-14: Pump-and-dump timelines driven by whale groups. Exhibit BTC-15: Offshore shell audits tied to profit off-ramping. Exhibit BTC-16: NFT/token transfers linked to laundering. Exhibit BTC-17: Algorithmic trading exploits triggered by whale spoofing. Exhibit BTC-18: Internal chats confirming knowledge of fraud. Exhibit BTC-19: SEC/CFTC settlements showing similar whale conduct. Exhibit BTC-20: Investor loss studies tied to whale activities. Exhibit BTC-21: Timeline of trades aligned with ETF/SEC events. Exhibit BTC-22: BlackRock–Grayscale–MicroStrategy coordinated OTC trades. Exhibit BTC-23: Enterprise map linking whales, funds, exchanges, DeFi. Exhibit BTC-24: Musk tweets and price spikes proving manipulation. Exhibit BTC-25: SEC guidance cross-referenced with whale violations. Exhibit BTC-26: Wallet flows through Tornado Cash and other mixers. Exhibit BTC-27: Quantitative investor harm models. Exhibit BTC-28: GBTC insider activity tied to manipulation. Exhibit BTC-29: Investor call transcripts acknowledging schemes. Exhibit BTC-30: Legal opinion confirming whale conduct violates Rule 10b-5. V. Continuous Pattern of Racketeering – Capital Flight, Inflation, Insider Collusion, and Baseline Market Manipulation Continuity and Non-Stop Conduct Whale misconduct is continuous and systemic, satisfying RICO’s continuity requirement. Facilitation of Capital Flight Trillions siphoned offshore via BTC, DeFi, mixers, and unregulated exchanges. Weakens U.S. markets and undermines jurisdictional authority. Contribution to Inflationary Pressures Diverted capital fuels inflation, raising systemic costs for households while enriching whales through volatility trading. Omission of Material Economic Information Concealing the fact that BTC manipulation destabilizes all digital assets. Omitting systemic risk from capital flight. Withholding disclosure of insider coordination. Keeping It In-House – Insider Coordination Whales maintain exclusive private networks, sharing advance knowledge of ETF approvals, exchange listings, and disclosures. Insider buddies receive privileged access, ensuring profits are confined to the inner circle. This constitutes classic insider trading — trading on material, non-public information (MNPI) in violation of Rule 10b-5. Bitcoin as Baseline Manipulative Instrument BTC is the baseline reference for all digital assets. By manipulating BTC, whales indirectly manipulate ETH, stablecoins, NFTs, DeFi, and derivatives. Enterprise Purpose and Impact The enterprise thrives on racketeering: capital flight, inflationary shocks, insider-only profits. The public absorbs the losses through inflation, eroded savings, and systemic risk. VI. Additional Unlawful Conduct by Whale Actors Custodial Misrepresentation & Fiduciary Breach Custodians (Coinbase Custody, Gemini, Fidelity) operate fractional reserves and rehypothecate assets while misrepresenting risk. Rehypothecation & Hidden Leverage BTC collateral pledged multiple times creates hidden systemic leverage, echoing 2008-style collapse mechanics. Money Laundering & Sanctions Evasion BTC flows routed through mixers and bridges used for sanctions evasion and illicit finance, violating AML statutes. Tax Evasion & Misreporting Whales conceal offshore BTC holdings, evade U.S. tax reporting, violating 26 U.S.C. § 7201. Market Cornering & Monopolization Accumulation of massive BTC positions to control markets violates Sherman Act § 2 (monopolization). Predatory Lending & Collateral Liquidation Retail BTC collateral exploited through price suppression and forced liquidation; insiders profit by buying distressed assets. Regulatory Capture & Policy Manipulation Lobbying via BlackRock, Coinbase, industry groups used to water down regulations and entrench whale advantage.

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  Laura Shin (@laurashin) reported 14 minutes ago

  "This creates a split which means this is hyper ripe for a higher court to take this on" Katherine on why the prediction markets fight is heading straight to the Supreme Court "All of this is going to end up at the Supreme Court. I don't like to use absolutes, I am a lawyer, but we are at the point where this is pretty absolute. Why? Because when there is a split, that makes it ripe for circuit court review, which we're already seeing with this New York issue" "What's really interesting is that although the prediction markets have lost in a number of states, and this is not just Kalshi, Coinbase and others are involved in this litigation. But very recently New Jersey, right across the way, actually disagreed with New York" "So this is a mixed record, and that's great. This creates a split, which means this is hyper ripe for a higher court to take this on"

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  Caffe' Satoshi (@CaffeSatoshi) reported 22 minutes ago

  This morning's panic on CT: 2 people quit their job!!! 1. Bessent’s main crypto advisor quits 2. Coinbase CLO quits The question we should be asking ourselves is where they are going to work now? Is it a new startup are they founding their own business? Is it crypto related? I mean there would definitely be a major problem if they quit because they saw no future in crypto, but we don't know that. We should look at what their next job is. People change jobs, some even switch careers completely. And still that wouldn't be a problem. Let's not create issues where there are none.

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  Behar26 (@Behar026) reported 26 minutes ago

  @vincent_vancode This falls on @coinbase for blocking the bill in January. All because they were worried about securing their stable coin yield business with @circle . You took the whole industry down because of your own bottom line. Thanks!

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  RebelScum (@han64compuserve) reported 26 minutes ago

  @CoinDesk @coinbase @brian_armstrong Penis head is the one that delayed it 6 months ago. **** that scammer.

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  SUNBULL (@sunbullsol) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Stewzcrypto @PoorGoat_ Fully agree. Common crypto moves. FOMO ran into glitches and shut down. Coinbase and Binance have had similar issues with volume spikes. Everyone needs to relax.

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  Squatch (@PantsStanky) reported 28 minutes ago

  @SherDilCryptoo Until we get an in wallet bank account provided by a real bank with a feature like what Coinbase has (swap to/from stable coin to fiat) and/or implement receive your paycheck as a digital deposit in stable coin or fiat) crypto projects and chains will recycle the same old broke *** crypto users who do nothing but chase incentives, farming and airdrops. This community thing is a creature of creation. The more gibs me dat's a chain produces the bigger the "community". Its why you can talk about the real technology all day long, doesn't matter. Why? Because these people don't give two shits about the technology, they only care that they get free ****. That will change with REAL adoption. Once Institutions/banks start using these chains for everyday business and commerce, these broke "community" vultures won't matter anymore. The banks will make the decision for them and the banks/institutions will chose the fastest, cheapest, most secure and scalable chains to do business and 99.9% of users won't even know its on blockchain. There are ONLY a handful of chains that meet this criteria and Sui network is one of them.

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  0xCHINTU (@chintu_774) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BitgetPak My USDT rToken Portfolio 📊 I split my portfolio into growth, stability, and momentum instead of going all in on one name rNVDA - 2,000 USDT (40%) I believe NVDA is a hold in this bull market because the demand for AI infrastructure is not going to slow down. Right now, this is my market anchor. rAAPL - 1,500 USDT (30%) AAPL is my “sleep well at night” holding because of the lower volatility and steady compounding. rTSLA - 1,000 USDT (20%) I am taking a high-beta approach and I believe TSLA has the potential to be a high-volatility stock because of news surrounding EV and/or robotics. rCOIN - 500 USDT (10%) This is my direct exposure to crypto adoption and since I believe Coinbase will outperform when the market heats up, this rToken is a direct bet on that. My goal here is to have 70% in compounders (NVDA/AAPL) and 30% positioned in higher volatility (COIN/TSLA) names. I trade these rTokens on Bitget UEX, so I get stock exposure with crypto-like flexibility- giving me no need. #BitgetUEX #BitgetrToken

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  Origins Network (@OriginsNetwork_) reported 31 minutes ago

  x402 has processed over 166 million transactions since May 2025, and Coinbase handed governance to the Linux Foundation with Google, AWS, Microsoft, Stripe, Visa and Mastercard backing it. Transaction weight shifted decisively upward: sub dollar payments fell from 46% of volume to 4%, while payments above one dollar went from 49% to 95%. Agents are moving real value now. The problem is the identity layer underneath the payment rails is still missing. ACP, the most widely adopted standard, does not include agent identity at all. Origins builds it as the foundation. Agent native identity first, transactions second. Hierarchical delegation, portable reputation, bounded authority. Then the payments land on top of something that actually knows who is paying.

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  🇦🇺Luke Mikic- The 9-5 Escape Artist🇵🇪 (@LukeMikic21) reported 31 minutes ago

  The same "experts" who told you to buy a Coldcard are now telling you: "Nodes don't matter." "UTXO bloat is a non issue." "Send your Bitcoin to BlackRock & Coinbase." "JPEGS and inscriptions are valid transactions." "Just prune your node and destroy its functionality." I will die on this hill: - Question everything. - Self custody your Bitcoin. - Running a Bitcoin node is very important. - Never have 100% of your eggs in one bascket." All of this smells fishy. Next few weeks are going to be illuminating.

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  chaskin.eth (@jchaskin22) reported 31 minutes ago

  Since, in classic @x fashion, this debate has basically boiled down to "the other side is insane," here are what I think (my subjective opinion) are the strongest arguments for each position: Lower the curve At today's staking amount (41.5M ETH) and an ETH price of $1,875, Ethereum already has about $78B securing the network. Which is more than enough to make an attack extremely expensive. The concern is that continuing to pay for even more stake does not necessarily make Ethereum safer. Most of new stake will flow to the same large exchanges and LSTs so while the total amount staked will go up, control of that stake becomes more concentrated. In other words, we would end up paying inflation to make Ethereum less secure. Keep the curve the same If staking rewards become very low, large exchanges like Coinbase and Binance can afford to offer staking at razor thin margins because staking isn't their business, it's one feature in a much larger business. For LSTs, staking is the product. If margins get compressed enough, there's a real risk that more and more Ethereum stake consolidates around centralized exchanges. Also institutions like yield! I don't think either side is crazy. The hard part is figuring out which long term risk is actually larger.

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  co1n3a7r (@co1n3a7r) reported 35 minutes ago

  @marc02200 Coinbase. I'm also Europe and the KYC is of course obligatory. Been with them for a long time. Never had any real problem with them converting Fiat or Trading or sending.