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Just a scenario $BTC :
- October: a classic pump month. BTC 70k.
- November: Trump wins the election, ending the Democrats' war against Biden / Harris / Warren / Gensler with cryptocurrency. BTC 100k.
- December: massive inflow #ETF . BTC 150k.
- January: crypto-people / companies return to US. 200k bitcoins
- February: The Power Law team conducts a sale. 150k bitcoins
- March: bitcoin becomes legal tender in Bhutan, Argentina, and Dubai. 300k bitcoins
- April: Trump / US starts building a strategic BTC reserve. 400k BTC
- May: Other countries (except the EU) join the "rat race". 500k BTC
- June: several AIs start using bitcoin for autonomous arb trading. 600k BTC
- July/December: FOMO melts away. 1 MILLION BTC/TH
- 2026: distribution phase. BTC returns to 0.5 million
- 2027: bear market. BTC drops to 0.2 million

What do you think of this scenario?

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Why are Investors suing Nike over the closure of RTFKT and Demanding $5 million

Listen, there's a big story going on with Nike and their digital division RTFKT, and I want to tell you because it's really interesting.

In general, Nike bought RTFKT studio in 2021 — it's such a fashionable company that made NFT sneakers and all sorts of digital stuff. Back then, the NFT market was at its peak, and the purchase looked like a super move: fashion, games, and blockchain all rolled into one! Projects like CloneX and Cryptokicks raised millions of dollars, and people were promised

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One Wallet for all Games: How Web3 is Changing the Rules

Recently, at the Crypto Polo event in Dubai, The co-founders of The Sandbox, Arthur Madrid and Sebastien Borget, shared their thoughts on the future of Web3 games in an interview with Cointelegraph. One of the main topics they touched upon was the use of a single wallet for all games.
Artur Madrid emphasized that switching players between different games using a single wallet remains one of the most inspiring areas in Web3. Imagine: you collect items and achievements in one game and quietly use

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Real Estate goes digital: Why tokenization is needed?

Listen, I want to tell you about one really interesting thing — tokenization of real estate. This is a story where physical buildings, lands, or even individual apartments are transformed into digital tokens using the blockchain. And each token is like a piece of property. All this is done to make owning and trading real estate easier, faster and more accessible.
Previously, real estate was owned in large chunks — I bought the whole house and that's it. And now you can buy a "share" in the house

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Ethereum is on its Way to New accounts: What is Buterin up to?

Hi! I want to tell you about an important news from the world of Ethereum, which can change the very basis of working with accounts on this network.
On April 27, 2025, Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum, shared fresh thoughts on the so-called account abstraction. He responded to a comment from one user, Paolo Rebuffo, and said that the project to update the account system is "in the middle." That is, it's not the final yet, but the real results are already visible.
The essence of Buterin's

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Dinner for memecoins: Trump faces impeachment

Listen, what story happened: Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff recently seriously called for the impeachment of Donald Trump. All because of the dinner that was arranged for investors of his official meme coin called TRUMP.
What's the point: Ossoff spoke at a meeting with voters and bluntly stated that Trump was actually selling access to himself for money — not directly, but through his meme coin. People buy tokens, the value of which directly enriches Trump, and for this they receive an invitation

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Paul Atkins Begins a new era in the regulation of cryptocurrencies

Recently, Paul Atkins became the new chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and immediately outlined a course for the reform of crypto regulation. Already on April 25, 2025, on just the fourth day of his work, he held an important round table dedicated to the regulation of digital assets.
Atkins focused on the need to create a unified and understandable regulatory framework for the crypto market. According to him, blockchain technologies can play a key role in modernizing

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Why is Nvidia betting on AI rather than cryptocurrency?

Listen, here's an interesting story about Nvidia, which again shows how far the company is moving away from cryptocurrencies and is increasingly immersed in artificial intelligence.
This week, Nvidia suddenly canceled its participation in the project with Arbitrum, which is a second-tier network on Ethereum, where many AI startups related to blockchain hang out. At first, it was planned that Arbitrum would become an exclusive partner of the new Ignition AI Accelerator program. She helps startups

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Why Dogecoin is growing again, even after Musk leaves: what's the big deal?

Listen, here's an interesting thing that happened with Dogecoin, the very crypt that Elon Musk constantly promoted, memed, and trended in every possible way. It turned out that even when he seemed to "step aside," the number of millionaires owning DOGE grew again. But let's take it in order.
In short, according to Finbold, from the end of March to the beginning of April, the number of DOGE millionaires plummeted from 1,366 to 1,277 addresses. This just coincided with the fact that Musk was activ

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Is Ethereum like the new BlackBerry? What Charles Hoskinson says and is it worth worrying about

Listen, do you remember when BlackBerry was at its peak? All business people had these phones with buttons—a symbol of status, security, and “successful success.” And then, bam— the iPhone and Android arrived, and BlackBerry was left in the past because it didn't have time to rebuild. The same thing happened with MySpace when Facebook appeared.
So, Charles Hoskinson, one of the founders of Ethereum and the creator of Cardano— says that the same fate awaits Ethereum. They say that in 10-15 years

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TRUMP vs Crypto: Dinner with the President and the Memecoin Jump

Imagine that: you hold several cryptocoins and suddenly you find out that these coins can become your ticket to dinner with the President of the United States, Donald Trump. That's what happened with the TRUMP memecoin, which skyrocketed in value after one announcement.
The Official Trump project has announced that it is inviting 220 of its largest token holders to a private dinner at Trump's private club in Washington. Moreover, 25 lucky people from this list will receive a VIP meeting with Don

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Floki and Rice Robotics join forces to tokenize AI data and launch a companion robot

Hi! Have you heard the news about Floki and their collaboration with Rice Robotics? This is quite an interesting story, especially if you follow the development of AI and blockchain.
Who is Rice Robotics?
Rice Robotics is a technology company specializing in robotics under the RICE AI brand. They have a cool customer base: Nvidia, Softbank, Dubai Future Foundation, Mitsui Fudosan, NTT Japan and even 7-Eleven. In early 2024, they raised $7+ million in a Series A funding round from investors like

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Bitcoin breaks into the top 5 global assets: what's next?

Hey guys! Are you aware that Bitcoin has surprised everyone again? Now its market capitalization has exceeded $1.8 trillion, and it has officially become the fifth most valuable asset in the world, overtaking Google (Alphabet), silver and Amazon!
Here's what the current layout looks like:
Bitcoin — $1.8 trillionAlphabet (Google) is lagging by $12 billionSilver — $1,856 trillion (and it used to be the main "money metal")Amazon — $1.837 trillion
Now bitcoin has set its sights on Nvidia ($2.4 trill

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A new path for Ethereum: why does Vitalik Buterin propose switching from EVM to RISC-V?

Listen, imagine, Vitalik Buterin, the co—founder of Ethereum, has come up with an interesting idea again, and this time it can really change a lot. He proposed replacing the current Ethereum virtual machine (EVM), which is used to execute smart contracts, with the RISC-V architecture. This is such an instruction set for open source processors — in other words, a more flexible and powerful framework for executing programs. And yes, it has caused heated debate in the crypto community.
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Why did Galaxy Digital switch from Ethereum to Solana — and what does this mean for us?

Listen, there is an interesting story from the world of the crypt that is worth discussing.
Galaxy Digital is a major player in digital asset management, and they recently took a pretty bold step: they exchanged Ethereum (ETH) for Solana (SOL) worth $100 million. This happened just against the background of the rapid growth of interest in meme tokens and decentralized exchanges (DEX).
The deal took about two weeks, and now Galaxy Digital has about 171 thousand SOL and 55 thousand ETH left in its

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Circle challenges Visa and Mastercard: Who will win the cross-border payments race?

Listen, there's some interesting news at the intersection of crypto and classical finance. Do you remember how we once discussed stablecoins - those cryptocurrencies that are rigidly linked to the dollar, euro or another asset? So, Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has decided to seriously squeeze out such giants as Visa and Mastercard.
Circle already has considerable weight: their USDC stablecoin is the second most popular in the world after Tether's USDT, and it currently has a c

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How Solana rocked DeFi: What's going on with PumpSwap?

Listen, think about it, the other day Solana's decentralized PumpSwap exchange showed a frenzied growth: the trading volume jumped to $3.45 billion in a day. This is, to put it mildly, a serious leap. Especially considering that this exchange is relatively new, and it was developed by the Pump.fun team. Now it is already the second largest DEX on Solana – after Raydium, of course.
On April 20 alone, the platform collected almost $948,000 in commissions, and the number of daily active users excee

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Cryptoeconomy in Action: Why Blockchain Fees Have Plummeted and What It Means for Us

Listen, think about how much cheaper it is to use blockchains now! If earlier it cost like a cup of coffee to transfer bitcoin or ethereum, now it costs like candy from a vending machine. Let me tell you what happened.
Exactly one year ago, in April 2024, an average of $16.16 had to be deposited per transaction on the Bitcoin network. This was due to the high load on the network, especially after halving — then block number 840,000 was mined, and the reward for it was halved. All this caused a s

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What's going on with MELANIA? Why did the coin collapse to almost zero?

Listen, imagine, MELANIA's crypto coin, which was on HYPE at the beginning of the year, has lost almost all of its value in just a couple of months. At first, it soared to 13 bucks per token — just on the day of Trump's inauguration — and now it costs... 0.38. This is minus 97%!
So, the trick is that insiders, that is, the project team itself, just started massively draining their tokens. Recently, analysts from EmberCN found out that almost 3 million tokens were sold from wallets associated wit

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Why is Solana still at the top, even when memecoin hype is subsiding?

Think about it, even though memecoin activity on Solana has dropped by almost 90%, the network itself is still the leader in revenue among blockchains. Yes, seriously— more than 70% of all profits from the blockchain ecosystem are now going through it.
What happened? Well, the hype around memes like LIBRA has clearly subsided: transaction fees have dropped, speculative trades have become rare. Since January, Solana's revenue has decreased by more than 90%, falling back to the mid-2024 figures.
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