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💰 A “Bitcoin preferred stock” yielding 15% annually—Strive raised $630 million overnight!

📌 Strive (ASST) completed the IPO of its SATS preferred stock: 7 million shares at $90 each, raising $630 million (up 40% from the original offering of 5 million shares).
📌 The stated dividend rate is 15% (based on a $100 par value), which translates to an actual yield of about 16.7% at the $90 offering price. Dividends will be paid daily on business days starting November 9 (subject to board declaration).
📌 A $157.5 million dividend reserve has been set aside, enough to cover 18 months of payments.
📌 How will the money be used? The company hasn’t said how much BTC it will buy. If it uses the entire $608 million in net proceeds, it could purchase about 7,372 BTC (assuming a price of $82,500), increasing its holdings from 36,818 BTC to roughly 44,000 BTC. ASST rose 5.95% that day.

🧐 My take:
A dividend yield of over 15% shows that the market demands a risk premium for “BTC treasury companies”—it isn’t offering them faith for free. The ability to keep raising this kind of funding supports BTC around $82,000, but dividends create a long-term cash burden, making this a double-edged sword if the market weakens. BTC is currently around $82,764, with a Fear & Greed Index reading of 63.

👇 What do you think: Do high-yield preferred stock offerings by treasury companies mean sustained buying pressure, or do they pose a leverage risk? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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A friend asked if I wanted to join. My answer was: Let's wait and see.
$BMT Funding rate: -0.102%, shorts pay the funding fee.

🐋 A nine-year-old miner is still active: an ETH OG who held for 9 years has reportedly liquidated their entire position, making a 151.7x return!

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (as reposted by BlockBeats):
• Withdrew 3,000 ETH from Gemini 9 years ago at a cost of just about $18.82 per ETH, worth $56,400 in total at the time
• Deposited the final 1,000 ETH 9 hours ago; the average deposit price across all transfers was $2,874.17
• If all of it was sold, the profit would be about $8.566 million

📌 The timing is even more interesting: they started depositing ETH in batches in August 2025, and it took 14 months to finish moving the final batch—more like splitting up orders to exit during a rebound window. In early October, two other OGs who had held for nine years also liquidated 9,618 and 13,330 ETH, respectively.

⚖️ On the other hand: Bitmine just deposited 159,728 ETH (about $390 million) into staking. The staking queue stands at 1.33 million ETH, with a wait of over 23 days, while only 149,000 ETH are queued to exit, with a wait of under 4 days—the old guard is selling while new money is being locked up.

Current prices: ETH around $2,455 (24h +2.4%), BTC around $82,964, Fear & Greed Index at 63 (Greed).

👉 Ancient holders selling vs. institutions locking up ETH—which side are you on? Is ETH headed for $3,000 next, or a pullback to $2,300? Join the discussion in the comments 👇

$ETH $BTC
#以太坊 #链上数据 #CryptoMarket

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某交易所停止向俄罗斯及白俄罗斯用户提供服务｜$BTC （+1.55%）
消息偏中性，对仓位没什么影响，了解一下就好。横向比一比同板块的币，能看出是个别现象还是整体行情。

🔥 Meme coins are going wild again: Kimchi hit a $40 million market cap just 1 hour after launch! But the data says this isn’t a game for ordinary people.

📈 According to BlockBeats, citing GMGN: Kimchi on Solana reached a $40 million market cap within 1 hour of launch, with $23.7 million in trading volume.
👤 Holder @kimchi1x is a mysterious trader who shot to fame by showing off luxury cars and travel. They hold 75.32% of the total supply. Pump.fun co-founder alon called him the first case of a trader becoming a public figure.

⚠️ A reality check: According to crypto.news, citing Bitquery data, 79% of Pump.fun tokens are traded only on their launch day; of the tokens launched in September, only 17.2% were still being traded 24 hours later.
👉 With a single address controlling 75%, liquidity and sell-pressure risks are extremely high. Celebrity hype is both the biggest catalyst and the biggest risk of a sell-off.

💡 My take: Social trading is a new narrative that could boost activity across the $SOL ecosystem; but meme coins are a zero-sum game, and position sizing and stop-losses matter more than the story.

Would you chase a celebrity meme like this, or just watch from the sidelines? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

#Solana #Meme #Pumpfun
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📈 $TSLAB 新高速览
🔸 区间：24小时
🔸 最新：382.47
🔸 前高：380.65
🔸 24h：+4.11%
🔸 24h 成交额：1218万美元
后续怎么走，一起盯着。

Microsoft, Google, and Goldman Sachs all say “no”—are tokenized U.S. stocks under attack before they’ve even launched? 🔥

📌 A public notice from the tokenized stock platform jointly owned by OKX and ICE (the parent company of the NYSE) shows that 16 companies have opposed the tokenization of their own stocks for trading.
Seven new names: Microsoft, Alphabet, Goldman Sachs, Qualcomm, Caterpillar, McDonald’s, and Western Digital. Broadcom, Verizon, and UnitedHealth had already made their positions clear.

🗣 Co-chair Andrew Cuomo responded: “This is a very normal reaction.” The model allows companies to opt in or out at their own discretion, and many will choose to wait and see rather than be among the first.

🧐 My take:
1️⃣ Big names opposing it ≠ the sector is dead. It’s more like a fight over pricing power and influence over regulation.
2️⃣ The real variables are the regulatory stance and which assets are willing to be listed first.
3️⃣ This is a long-term narrative for the crypto market. In the short term, it still comes down to whether BTC can hold above $80,000: currently around $82,962, up 1.35% over 24 hours, with a Fear & Greed Index score of 63 (leaning toward greed; sources: CoinGecko, alternative.me).

Do you think tokenized U.S. stocks can ultimately take off? Vote in the comments: A. Yes B. Unlikely 👇

$BTC $ETH
#代币化股票 #RWA #CryptoMarket
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Musk says it himself: “A merger between SpaceX and Tesla is a good idea” 🚀

🔥 At last night’s SpaceX earnings call, Musk revealed that both companies have formed independent special committees of their boards to study a potential merger.
📌 He won’t take part in the discussions due to a conflict of interest, and joked that he’d be “tap-dancing in a minefield.”
📊 According to the BBC, Tesla has a market cap of about $1.5 trillion and SpaceX about $2 trillion. If it happens, it would be one of the largest mergers and acquisitions in history.
⚠️ But he also emphasized that the terms haven’t been agreed on, there’s no guarantee the deal will go through, and it would require approval from 50% of Tesla shareholders—a high bar.

What could this mean for the crypto market?
👉 Risk appetite: The three major U.S. stock indexes are up, and the tech/AI narrative is heating up. Risk-on sentiment often spills over into $BTC and $ETH .
👉 The Fear & Greed Index is at 55 (Greed), suggesting optimism, but BTC has yet to break through the 87,000–87,800 resistance zone (Glassnode).
👉 A merger is only a possibility for now, and news-driven rallies can easily become a case of “buy the rumor, sell the news.”

Do you think this merger will actually happen? If it does, would it boost the AI and crypto narratives—or siphon away capital? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

#SpaceX #Tesla #CryptoMarket
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JPMorgan has given Bitcoin its first “10-year report card,” but still refuses to add it to portfolios 🏦

📊 JPMorgan Asset Management’s 2027 Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions (reported by CoinDesk):
• BTC annualized return over the next 10 years: base case +10%, bear case -9.7%, bull case +17%
• Comparisons: U.S. large-cap stocks 7.5%, small-cap stocks 7.7%, U.S. Treasuries 5.6%–6.6%, gold 5.5%

⚠️ But its conclusion is very “JPMorgan”: BTC is a speculative asset and a hedge against monetary easing, with high volatility and unstable correlations, and “no strategic role.”

🧐 My take:
1️⃣ Giving a range for the first time is a signal in itself: traditional institutions are starting to use models to price BTC
2️⃣ A 10% base case, only slightly above stocks, shows institutions aren’t expecting a “10x coin”
3️⃣ With a range from -9.7% to +17%, volatility is the key issue; position sizing matters more than direction

📈 BTC is currently around $BTC , or roughly $83,000; the Fear & Greed Index is 55 (leaning toward greed). ETH is around $ETH , or roughly $2,450.

Do you think a 10% annualized return is an underestimate or an overestimate? Let’s talk in the comments 👇

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🇫🇷 France may tax “swapping crypto for stablecoins” at 31.4%—would converting BTC to USDT to hedge also count as a taxable event?

📌 What happened (CoinDesk / Cointelegraph):
• On October 16, France’s National Assembly passed amendment I-3898 by 38 votes to 37, with 25 abstentions
• Starting January 1, 2027, swapping BTC/ETH for MiCA-compliant stablecoins (e-money tokens) would no longer qualify for tax deferral and would be taxed at a 31.4% capital gains rate (12.8% income tax + 18.6% social contributions)
• The government opposed the measure, arguing that it would be difficult to enforce. The vote on the revenue section of the budget has been postponed to November 3, and this is not yet law

🧠 My take:
✅ “Selling crypto for stablecoins” has traditionally been one of the most common ways to hedge. Taxing it would effectively add friction to hedging
⚠️ Critics worry that funds could move to DeFi and offshore platforms. The tighter the regulation, the more likely liquidity is to flow elsewhere
👉 Stablecoins have become the largest on-chain payment and settlement layer. Countries’ tax policies toward them will directly affect trading behavior

The current Fear & Greed Index is 55 (Greed), and BTC is trading around $82,000.

💬 Do you think rules that tax “swapping into stablecoins” will spread to other countries? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

$BTC $ETH #稳定币 #加密监管 #CryptoMarket

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🔥 Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP burned again: over 12% of the total supply permanently burned!

📌 What happened
• Hunter Biden said on X that over 12% of LAPTOP’s total supply has been permanently burned
• Triggers: predictions related to the Nobel Peace Prize + all unclaimed airdrops
• Mechanism: 30% of the supply is tied to predictions about real-world events. If a prediction comes true, the tokens are burned; if it doesn’t, they’re donated to charity

⚠️ But don’t focus only on the word “burn”
• According to CoinDesk, when the token launched in September, it plunged as much as 98% from its opening price amid sniper bots and extremely thin liquidity
• The founding team’s 30% allocation (300 million tokens) won’t begin unlocking until next March—a source of selling pressure hanging over the market for the long term

🧠 My take
Narrative-driven Meme + prediction markets: it’s a novel concept, but liquidity and unlocks are the real constraints. A burn is a sentiment boost, not a guarantee of underlying value.
As for the broader market, $BTC is around $82,540 (24h +0.9%), $ETH is around $2,436, and the Fear & Greed Index is at 55. Market sentiment is leaning greedy, so be extra careful with Meme positions.

👇 Do you think “prediction-linked burns” are innovative, or just a new kind of marketing gimmick? Let’s discuss in the comments.

#Meme币 #预测市场 #CryptoHotTopics
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🔥 Solana’s biggest upgrade ever goes live tonight: finality drops from 12.8 seconds to around 150 milliseconds—but you might see TPS “plunge”?

📅 The Alpenglow mainnet is expected to activate around 22:00–23:00 Beijing time tonight (Anza officially says approximately 14:50 UTC; estimates vary slightly), replacing TowerBFT, which has been running for six years, with Votor.

⚡ Key points:
1️⃣ Finality: around 12.8 seconds → around 150 milliseconds
2️⃣ Validator votes will no longer be written to on-chain blocks. Solana Compass data shows votes account for about 63% of transaction volume. After the upgrade, reported on-chain TPS will drop noticeably, but that doesn’t mean actual user demand has declined.
3️⃣ Votor is the only change in the first phase; staking reward logic remains unchanged.
4️⃣ Note: Firedancer/Frankendancer won’t be supported during the migration period, so validators will need to switch to an Agave-based client. This carries execution risks.

📊 Currently, $SOL is about $105.9 (24h +1.9%), $BTC is about $82,477, and the Fear & Greed Index is 55.

🤔 My take: The market has been discussing this technical catalyst for two weeks already, so watch out for both “sell the news” and migration surprises. The migration will be completed within a single slot; there was a failed rollback on the testnet before. Tonight, don’t just watch the price—keep an eye on official announcements, too.

What do you think: after the upgrade, will SOL “pull back after the good news is priced in” or will the “narrative restart”? Join the discussion in the comments 👇

$SOL $BTC
#Solana #Alpenglow #CryptoMarket

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$87K–$87.8K is a wall, and there’s an even thicker one above $90K 🧱

Glassnode says the $87K–$87.8K resistance zone previously identified with Coinbase Institutional on *Charting Crypto* remains in play. BTC is stuck below it, trading sideways—and a breakout could trigger sharp volatility.

📊 A few key data points:
• Above, $89.6K–$93.7K is a dense cost basis zone, where around 1.7 million BTC changed hands. Holders who are underwater may sell once they break even
• This week, BTC is around $82K, down about 2% from last week
• Spot market selling pressure still outweighs buying. ETF outflows have narrowed to about $230 million, but trading volume is low
• Options traders continue buying protection, and skew is rising

🧭 My take:
We’re in a “selling pressure is easing, but buyers haven’t stepped in” situation. $80K is the support below. BTC needs strong volume to make a genuine breakout above $87K, and there’ll likely be a tough battle around $90K.

Do you think BTC can hold above $90K before year-end, or will it retest $80K first? Vote in the comments 👇

$BTC $ETH
#比特币 #Glassnode #CryptoMarket

This is only my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice

🚨 The Irish drug dealer’s wallet, dormant for 10 years, is active again: 500 BTC transferred to Coinbase Prime!

📌 Lookonchain monitoring: A wallet believed to belong to Clifton Collins transferred 500 BTC (about $41.52 million) to Coinbase Prime. He bought around 6,000 BTC in 2011–12, but later couldn’t access them after losing the paper with his private keys.
📌 According to a report relayed by EmberCN, Irish law enforcement has transferred a total of around 2,500 BTC, worth about $207 million, to exchanges (the image shows an old report from July; the cumulative figure has been updated).

🧐 My take:
1️⃣ Coins subject to this kind of “official disposal” are essentially being sold off by the government in batches. The pace is gentler than a one-time dump, but supply continues to enter the market.
2️⃣ Thousands more coins remain to be handled, and the market will need to absorb them over time. In the short term, this is a “sword of Damocles” hanging over market sentiment.
3️⃣ A transfer doesn’t mean the coins have been sold. Don’t let the headline sway you—watch to see whether they enter spot trading.

📊 BTC is currently consolidating around $82,000, with the Fear & Greed Index at 55 (leaning toward greed).

👉 Do you think the government’s phased sell-off is bearish for BTC, or has the market already priced it in? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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💵 Stablecoins never clock out: over $400 million transferred every hour, with 73% happening after U.S. banks close!

Coinbase and The Block Pro Research have released “The Always-On Dollar”:
📊 In Q3 2026, organic stablecoin transfers averaged over $400 million per hour
🌙 Over the past 12 months (through 7/31), around 73% of transfer volume occurred outside U.S. banking hours
📈 Adjusted quarterly transfer volume reached $891 billion, about 4 times the level in early 2023; at the current growth rate, it could reach $1.5 trillion by the end of 2027
💸 Sending $200 in USDC via Base costs about 86% less than traditional channels
🤖 McKinsey estimates that AI agents will facilitate $3–5 trillion in B2C transactions by 2030, with stablecoins as a natural payment layer

My take: Crypto trades 24/7, and stablecoins let the “dollar” flow around the clock too. That’s what a genuine, essential-use-case narrative looks like. One caveat: on-chain arrival ≠ bank arrival—the last mile still depends on local payment rails.

👉 What do you think will be the next breakout use case for stablecoins: remittances, business settlements, or AI agent payments? Let’s talk in the comments 👇

$BTC $ETH #稳定币 #Coinbase #CryptoMarket
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🚨 100 economists, all 100 betting on a December rate hike! Last month, it was less than half.

Reuters poll, October 16–20:
📌 94/100 expect rates to remain unchanged at the October 27–28 meeting (3.75%–4.00%)
📌 100/100 expect another rate hike in December
📌 Mizuho economists even think a 50-basis-point hike in December is possible
September CPI rose 3.7% year over year. Sticky inflation has made the “hawkish” view the consensus.

📊 Current market: $BTC $81,550 (24h -1.17%), $ETH $2,393.85, Fear & Greed Index: 55.
Wintermute’s levels: a move above $87K confirms an upside breakout; a decisive break below $82.5K could send prices down to just above $70K.
⚠️ When rate expectations are unanimous, that’s often when the “expectations gap” is smallest and volatility is easiest to underestimate. The Fed’s wording at its October 28 meeting is key.

Do you think a rate hike is already priced in? Will BTC break $87K first or test $70K first? Let us know in the comments 👇

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📋 Event + market comparison
· Event: RWA platform Tx launched the U.S. dollar stablecoin USTX, which can be minted with USDC across 8 blockchains
· Source: Deep Tide TechFlow (2 sources)
· $ETH Current price: 2398.58
· 24h range: 2372.62 ~ 2429.93
· 24h change: -1.11%
· 24h trading volume: $407 million
For what happens next, just follow the data.

🇨🇭 Switzerland approves its first retail spot Bitcoin ETF—retail investors can finally buy “compliant BTC” directly!

📌 FINMA announced today that it has approved Switzerland’s first publicly offered ETF that directly holds Bitcoin. It is classified as an “Other Alternative Investment Fund” and labeled as carrying special risks.
📌 The fund is subject to stricter custody and operational risk controls, and its sales must comply with the Financial Services Act. FINMA also emphasized that BTC is highly volatile and could incur substantial losses.
📌 The issuer has not been disclosed. Media reports point to BIT Asset Management (formerly Matrixport’s asset management arm), and FINMA did not deny this when asked. Several other institutions have also filed or announced applications.

📊 Current market (CoinGecko): BTC $81,401 (24h -1.08%), ETH $2,381 (-1.55%), Fear & Greed Index: 55.

💡 My take: The fund itself isn’t large, but this is another regulatory door opening in Europe—and the “queue of applicants” is what matters. In the short term, BTC is still under macro pressure. Wintermute notes that $82,500 is a key level: holding it could set up a test of $87,000, while losing it could lead to a drop into the low $70,000s. The Fed’s October 28 decision is a potential catalyst.

Do you think regulatory approval for more ETFs will push BTC past $87,000 before macro pressures do? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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#比特币ETF #瑞士 #CryptoMarket
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South Korean stocks plunged nearly 4% in a day, while BTC held above $81K—is it showing resilience, or will it eventually catch up with the sell-off? 🤔

📉 The KOSPI fell 3.73% today to 5,552, down about 21% cumulatively since October 6. AI data center company Elice plunged about 30% on its first day of trading (Yonhap/CoinDesk).
🏦 Goldman Sachs says its risk appetite indicator turned negative for the first time since April, falling to its lowest level since the early days of the Iran war.
🇺🇸 The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is around 5.14%, with investors buying long-dated bonds as a safe haven.

₿ By contrast, crypto is holding up: BTC at about $81,471, down 1.0% over 24 hours; ETH at $2,384, down 1.6%; SOL at $104; BNB at $728 (CoinGecko). The Fear & Greed Index is at 55, still in greed territory.

My take:
1️⃣ Crypto hasn't crashed along with stocks this time, suggesting there's genuine buying support below $80K (IBIT also saw significant inflows on Monday).
2️⃣ But if the AI stock sell-off continues, valuation cuts in U.S. stocks could drag down risk assets. The index's reading of 55, or “greed,” looks a little fragile.
3️⃣ Key levels: $80K is the line between bulls and bears. Hold it, and $83K is in sight; lose it, and $79K is the next level to watch.

Do you think BTC is a “new safe haven,” or is its catch-up drop as a risk asset still to come? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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These are my personal views only and do not constitute investment advice.