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Ethereum longs jumped 8% in a single move today.
At the same time, Tom Lee says the bottom may already be in.
Could be coincidence but someone already knows something.

🚨 Markets are no longer expecting a Fed rate hike in July.
Right now, the first hike is being priced in around September or October.

🚨 CryptoQuant’s 365-day PnL Index is still pointing lower.
Historically, this signal has cooled off before the final stage of major Bitcoin tops.
If that pattern continues, the current cycle may still have room to run before reaching its peak.
Patience often matters more than prediction. 📈

Why is everything selling off at once?
More than $1.5T was wiped from global markets in just 10 hours.
Bitcoin, gold, silver, Asian equities all under pressure.
The main drivers look clear: fresh U.S.
attacks on Iran are raising oil and inflation risks, possible BOJ yen intervention could force wider deleveraging, and rising bond yields are making financial conditions tighter.
This is less about one asset and more about a broad risk-off move across markets.

bitcoin:native still looks constructive while this rising channel holds.
The structure supports more upside, but the lower boundary is the level I’m watching closely.
A clean break below it would weaken the trend fast.

Warren Buffett is sitting on nearly $400B in cash, and that’s hard to ignore.
The last time Berkshire built a cash pile this large was around the 2007–2008 period. It doesn’t guarantee a crash, but it does suggest Buffett sees more value in waiting than chasing current prices.
GM.

The timeline for U.S. crypto regulation is starting to look much clearer.
If the current schedule holds, the market structure bill could reach the President's desk before August.
That would be a major step for the industry.

Some IRL friends just joined X, saw $NIGGABULL, and instantly started calling me asking, “Should I buy?” 😭
At this point, they already know my answer.
$NIGGABULL is the play, bro 😎
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Markets are still leaning toward a FED hold.
With the meeting around three weeks away, the current odds show a 70% chance of no change and a 30% chance of a hike.
Inflation data will likely decide whether the Fed stays patient or surprises the market.
GM.

$BTC is showing the same cycle behavior again.
Breakdown, pullback, bottoming phase… then expansion.
The chart doesn’t need much explanation.
History isn’t exact, but it’s starting to rhyme.

While most people focus on token prices, stablecoins keep breaking records.
$1.79T in transaction volume for June 2026 suggests real usage continues to expand, making stablecoins one of the strongest adoption trends in crypto.

Bitcoin’s “electrical cost floor” is one of those charts that looks simple, but the signal is clear.
Price can get violent, narratives can flip, and leverage can reset fast but $BTC has historically respected production cost zones as deep-cycle support.
Current electrical cost: $49K.
For me, this is the level that matters more than noise.

🚨 Polymarket traders have lowered the odds of the CLARITY ACT becoming law in 2026 to 46%.
The market is now almost evenly split, showing that uncertainty around U.S. crypto regulation is still high.

🚨 Is the AI trade starting to lose momentum?
Samsung just reported a massive quarter with ₩89.4 trillion in profit, around $58.4 billion, marking an incredible 1,810% increase year over year, yet the stock still dropped 7.70% and is now down almost 24% from its recent peak in only 15 days.
The concerning part is not the earnings, because the numbers were strong, but the market reaction. Everyone already expected this result, from analysts to institutions to retail traders, and the stock had been pricing it in for months before the report even came out.
When a company delivers one of the stron

AI regulation is becoming a serious topic now.
Polymarket users are pricing in a 33% chance that the US Government removes public access to another major AI model in 2026.
Looks like the debate around open AI access is only getting bigger.
GM.