🚨 Michael Saylor just sold BTC for the first time in a while.
Company Strategy offloaded 32 BTC for about $2.5 million at an average price of ~$77,135 per coin.
At first glance, the amount seems small, but the market took notice:
❗️ This is the first BTC sale by the company since December 2022.
Back then, Strategy sold 704 BTC for tax optimization, only to buy back 810 BTC two days later.
Currently, the company’s balance holds 843,706 BTC valued at over $60 billion, so it's too early to talk about a strategy shift.
Debate has sparked in the crypto community:
▪️ Some see this as regular balance management and a dividend payout for preferred shares.
▪️ Others wonder: if the mantra for years has been 'Never Sell Bitcoin', why are they selling BTC now?
▪️ Some market participants speculate that this might have been a test to gauge investor reaction to the sale.
Interesting note: when Strategy buys Bitcoin, Michael Saylor usually comments actively on social media. This time, the market learned about the sale only from official reports.
📌 For now, 32 $BTC is just a drop in the ocean compared to the company's reserves. But the fact that one of the most well-known Bitcoin maximalists sold is noteworthy.
🚨 One of the top ETH maxis has dumped all their Ethereum.
David Hoffman — co-founder of Bankless and a long-time Ethereum advocate — stated that he no longer believes in ETH as the main asset of the ecosystem.
Key takeaway: ➡️ Ethereum can win as a network, but that doesn't guarantee ETH's price will pump.
Why: ▪️ value is increasingly being siphoned off by L2s, DeFi, stablecoins, and applications ▪️ ETH has ceased to be the “internet money” ▪️ the rise of stablecoins strengthens the dollar, not ETH ▪️ fees and activity are migrating from L1 to other layers
Hoffman noted separately: 📌 Ethereum remains a strong ecosystem 📌 but the monetary narrative of ETH is gradually fading
Essentially, the market is increasingly facing the question:
⚠️ can the network grow faster than its token?
And this is already one of the critical questions for ETH in the current cycle.
📌 First, they’re talking about how Trump got lifetime protection from tax audits (personally and through affiliated entities). 📌 Then there’s news that he might open the Fed to crypto companies.
🔥 If this is true, crypto in the US will get: • more legitimacy • easier transfers • more trust from big players
⚠️ But the main question is: Is this a reform for the country… or a setup where crypto becomes a tool for influence and profit for the “chosen ones”?
⚠️ While the system teaches you to be 'successful for show' — reality is getting riskier
Social media constantly pressures folks to: 📸 showcase profits 📸 flaunt wallets 📸 display luxury 📸 post about 'successful success' ❗️ The more you publicly flash cash — the higher the chance someone will come for it.
In France, there was an attempt to kidnap the wife of The Sandbox co-founder Sébastien Borget. ▪️ A person dressed as a courier approached the house ▪️ After the gate was opened, 5 masked individuals rushed in ▪️ They tried to force the woman into a car ▪️ Neighbors saved the day after hearing the screams Two suspects have already been apprehended. They found: ⚠️ weapons ⚠️ handcuffs ⚠️ masks The investigation believes the motive is directly tied to crypto.
People think: 'That won't happen to me.' And then: — showing trades — revealing incomes — posting addresses — flashing lifestyles — keeping everything on one device — ignoring security In crypto, security isn't paranoia. It's a necessity.
Protect: 🔒 your data 🔒 your assets 🔒 your circle 🔒 your family #security #bitcoin $BTC $BNB $ETH
🔥 TRUMP HAS BUILT A "TAX SHIELD" FOREVER. AND IT'S INSANE.
While everyone is discussing the "BTC-reserve" and Trump's friendship with crypto, the real action is happening behind the scenes:
❗️Trump has gained lifetime immunity from tax audits not just for himself, but also for:
— his family — his businesses — associated companies — past and current tax matters
So now any questions like "where's the money from?" are officially off the table.
If you're the president and have no tax oversight, you can:
✅ funnel capital anywhere ✅ move money through any structures ✅ play any schemes with crypto ✅ profit from market narratives without the risk of investigations
And all this is legally protected.
After this, the media reports that Trump wants to give companies direct access to the Fed.
This means crypto could gain access to the US payment infrastructure.
And now the question is no longer "is he for crypto or against it."
Is he building a crypto-market for the country… or a crypto-market for himself?
Trump is bringing crypto closer to the system.
But first and foremost, he made sure that taxes and audits could no longer touch him.
🚨 CZ warns: API keys in code = potential catastrophe
The founder of Binance stated that if you have API keys anywhere in your code (even in private repos) — now's the time to urgently double-check everything and reissue those keys.
The reason — GitHub's investigation into unauthorized access to internal repositories.
According to GitHub, it all started with a breach of an employee's device via a malicious extension for VS Code.
GitHub confirms: ▪ access was indeed to the company's internal repositories ▪ there’s currently no evidence that clients or other private repos were compromised ▪ the hackers' claim of ~3800 repositories overall aligns with the investigation
Why does this matter?
In crypto, keys are essentially access to your funds.
If any of the following were ever in the repository:
…this is a potential direct entry into the project’s infrastructure or trading account.
❗️Private repo ≠ safe storage. If keys ended up in Git history — they can’t just be “deleted.” They need to be revoked and reissued, otherwise the risk remains.
⚠️ In 2026, most hacks will start not from the blockchain but from plain negligence in infrastructure.