Elon Musk’s XChat has rolled out a suite of privacy-centric features, including end-to-end encryption, disappearing messages, and secure file sharing—all built on a new Rust-based architecture. However, the platform’s claim of using “Bitcoin-style encryption” has raised eyebrows. Experts point out that Bitcoin’s cryptographic model significantly differs from that of secure messaging systems. They warn that the term is misleading, as it doesn’t accurately represent Bitcoin’s underlying cryptography. Moreover, XChat has yet to release technical details clarifying how its encryption actually works.
One of the Biggest Mistakes Traders Make — And How to Avoid It
A common mistake many traders fall into is obsessing over lower timeframes like the 1-hour or even the 15-minute charts. They end up reacting emotionally to every single red or green candle—flipping their bias from bullish to bearish (and back again) multiple times a day. One red candle, and the bears start shouting “dump incoming!” One green candle, and the bulls scream “pump!”
This kind of reactive trading is exactly how people lose their hard-earned money. They're jumping into trades at the worst possible times, not because of a well-thought-out strategy, but because they're caught up in short-term noise.
So, what’s the right approach?
The answer is simple: focus on what the higher timeframe (HTF) is telling you. Let the high timeframe trend be your guide, and then use that directional bias to frame your setups on the lower timeframes.
Take a look at the attached images.
The first shows what we often see—traders trying to look smart by calling price movements up, down, then up and down again, all within a single day or week.
The second image reveals what’s really happening on the high timeframe: practically nothing. The market is consolidating, yet lower timeframe traders are acting like it’s a rollercoaster.
Instead of constantly switching your bias based on every minor fluctuation in the 1-hour or 15-minute charts, learn to zoom out. If the high timeframe trend is bullish, stick with that bias until the structure actually changes. If it’s bearish, respect that trend—don’t fight it just because of a few green candles on the 15-minute chart.
The key? Reduce the noise.
Stop letting short-term price action cloud your judgment. Let the high timeframe trend anchor your bias, and only then refine your entries and exits using the lower timeframes.
Solana (SOL) Under Pressure as Market Sell-Off Deepens
Solana (SOL) is facing renewed downward pressure this week as the broader cryptocurrency market continues to experience a sharp decline. After surging to a peak of $187 last week, SOL has dropped to around $159—signaling growing bearish momentum. As of today, SOL/USD is trading at $164, marking a 45% decline from its highest level this month. Technical indicators suggest that the coin may face further downside in the coming days.
A key factor behind this bearish outlook is the formation of a double-top pattern on the 12-hour chart, with peaks around $184.50 and a neckline at $159.45. This classic reversal pattern typically indicates that investors are reluctant to push the price beyond a certain resistance level, often leading to a sell-off.
Adding to the bearish sentiment, investors appear hesitant to place bids above the double-top resistance at $184.50 and the critical 50% Fibonacci retracement level at $195. Moreover, SOL has dropped below the 50-period moving average, reinforcing the notion that sellers currently have the upper hand. Technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and other oscillators are also trending downward, signaling that the bearish trend is likely to persist.
Based on the chart pattern, the distance from the double-top’s peak to the neckline is approximately 14%. Applying that same percentage to the downside from the neckline suggests a potential target price of $136—just below the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level.
Traders and investors should watch closely as Solana navigates these key technical levels. A break below the neckline could confirm the double-top formation and accelerate the downward momentum.
Why Do Americans Crash the Market Early Morning? A Must-Know Trap for Retail Investors
Family, remember one thing clearly:
The market crashes you see during the day are often traps. Their purpose? To scare retail investors and force them to sell.
But the real and most dangerous crashes are the ones you miss while you’re asleep.
🕯 The Midnight Crash Pattern No One Talks About
You might’ve noticed this:
Whenever a candlestick reaches a potential bottom — a level where a bounce is expected — big players often start dumping, either during the day or late at night.
These crashes typically complete by 2 AM.
Example: Yesterday the market dumped during the day, but by 2 AM, it had already formed a bottom.
This is a well-planned strategy — to induce panic selling among retail investors so that smart money can accumulate at lower prices.
🌙 The Real Crash Happens While You Sleep
The most dangerous crashes happen between 3 AM and 5 AM — while you're deep asleep.
Often, the market shows a fake rally around 11 PM, making people think the trend has reversed.
Retail traders jump in — only to wake up and find themselves liquidated.
🇺🇸 US Market Tactics While Asia Sleeps
While Asia sleeps, US-based institutions shake the market aggressively.
Their goal? To liquidate high-leverage positions — without giving traders a chance to respond.
This isn’t random.
It’s a planned manipulation where smart money hunts for liquidity — and retail investors are the easiest targets.
📌 Key Takeaways
✅ Daytime crashes are often fake — designed to scare, not to warn.
✅ Using leverage at night? Think twice.
✅ Use higher timeframe analysis to avoid fake pumps and dumps.
✅ Smart money always chases liquidity — retail is usually the prey.
In April 2025, on-exchange Bitcoin reserves fell to 2.6 million BTC, the lowest since November 2018. Since November 2024, 425,000 BTC have left exchanges—350,000 BTC of which were snapped up by public companies at over 30,000 BTC/month. Strategy led the charge with 285,980 $BTC , while Asian firms like Metaplanet and HK Asia Holdings also added to their holdings. This sustained off-exchange accumulation has created a liquidity vacuum, helping push Bitcoin toward $95,000, and Fidelity expects institutional purchases—and exchange withdrawals—to accelerate further.$BTC
According to PANews, a user recently suffered a loss of $467,175 due to a transaction poisoning attack, as reported by Scam Sniffer.
How It Happened: The scammer created a vanity address that matched the first 4 and last 6 characters of the victim’s real wallet address. This fake address appeared in the victim’s transaction history, leading to funds being mistakenly sent to the attacker.
What is Address Poisoning? It’s a social engineering scam where attackers send small (often $0) transactions from a fake address designed to resemble a real one. When users copy-paste from their transaction history, they may unknowingly select the scam address.
How to Stay Safe:
Always verify the full wallet address, not just the start and end.
Use a trusted address book, avoid copying from history.
Enable wallet alerts and ignore unfamiliar transactions.
Remember: Blockchain transactions are irreversible—double-check before you send.
In 2025, AI-focused crypto tokens have vaulted 34%, rebounding from $21.46 B in early April to $28.8 B today. Leading the charge are Near (+26 %), $RENDER ender (+23 %), Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (+36 %) and Bittensor (+47 %). According to CoinGecko, five of the top 20 crypto narratives are now AI-driven—capturing 35.7 % of global investor interest—and 87 % of users are willing to entrust AI agents with at least 10 % of their portfolios.
Meanwhile, ChatGPT’s notably affirmative style reflects OpenAI’s intent to ensure polite, supportive interactions—even at the cost of seeming overly accommodating. Although some critique its “kiss-ass” tone, this design choice fosters inclusivity and user engagement.
$BTC 🚀 Bitcoin Whales Are Back—and They’re Loading Up! 🚀
Big holders (10,000 BTC+) have made a dramatic return, fueling BTC’s surge from under $75,000 in early April to nearly $94,000 today. Here’s what’s happening on-chain:
Ultra-whales (≥10,000 BTC) show an accumulation score of 0.9, meaning almost “perfect” buying pressure — they’re gobbling up coins aggressively.
Mid-sized holders (1,000–10,000 BTC) aren’t far behind with a 0.7 accumulation score.
Smaller whales (100–1,000 BTC) are just starting to join the party, adding to the buying momentum.
🌊 Why does this matter?
CryptoQuant reports the largest BTC outflow from centralized exchanges in two years, suggesting investors are moving coins off exchanges to hold long-term.
On Binance and Coinbase, whale demand has alternated in waves, keeping price action buoyant.
The Coinbase premium has flipped positive, signaling renewed U.S. institutional interest.
All signs point to coordinated accumulation by whales and institutions—and that’s what’s powering Bitcoin’s latest rally. Analysts now have their eyes on the $93,500 resistance zone: a clear break above here would confirm a sustained bullish reversal. 📈
Stay tuned for more on-chain insights and market updates! 🔍✨$BTC