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Honored to be featured on CNBC.
Grateful for the recognition and for everyone who’s been supporting the journey so far.
More to come. 🚀 Thank You All 🫡
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Grateful for the recognition and for everyone who’s been supporting the journey so far.
More to come. 🚀 Thank You All 🫡
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Yesterday, I Fell into a Honeypot Trap — Be Cautious!
Yesterday, I received three unexpected incoming transfers in my wallet:
5,000,000 SHIB
540 USDC (with a suspicious short link)
200 USDT (worth around $200)
At first glance, this looked like a blessing. But in reality, it was a honeypot attack — a common trap where scammers send fake tokens or funds to your wallet to lure you into interacting with malicious smart contracts or phishing links.
Here’s what you need to know:
Never click on suspicious links attached to token names (like the [t.ly/...] in the USDC transaction).
Don’t try to swap or transfer suspicious tokens without checking them on a block explorer.
These tokens can trigger smart contracts that drain your wallet once interacted with.
Stay Safe: Always verify unexpected transactions. Use tools like Etherscan or BSScan to inspect the contract and transaction details. And remember, if it looks too good to be true—it probably is.
#CryptoSafety #HoneypotAttack #Web3Security #WalletProtection #ScamAlert
Yesterday, I received three unexpected incoming transfers in my wallet:
5,000,000 SHIB
540 USDC (with a suspicious short link)
200 USDT (worth around $200)
At first glance, this looked like a blessing. But in reality, it was a honeypot attack — a common trap where scammers send fake tokens or funds to your wallet to lure you into interacting with malicious smart contracts or phishing links.
Here’s what you need to know:
Never click on suspicious links attached to token names (like the [t.ly/...] in the USDC transaction).
Don’t try to swap or transfer suspicious tokens without checking them on a block explorer.
These tokens can trigger smart contracts that drain your wallet once interacted with.
Stay Safe: Always verify unexpected transactions. Use tools like Etherscan or BSScan to inspect the contract and transaction details. And remember, if it looks too good to be true—it probably is.
#CryptoSafety #HoneypotAttack #Web3Security #WalletProtection #ScamAlert
Ethereum Exchange Supply Hits Lowest Level Since 2016
Ethereum’s exchange supply has fallen to its lowest level since 2016, reflecting growing trader caution and muted short-term sell pressure.
As more ETH is withdrawn from exchanges into long-term holding destinations, liquid supply continues to shrink. On one hand, this makes Ethereum more volatile; on the other, it supports upward price pressure as available supply declines.
Ethereum’s exchange supply has fallen to its lowest level since 2016, reflecting growing trader caution and muted short-term sell pressure.
As more ETH is withdrawn from exchanges into long-term holding destinations, liquid supply continues to shrink. On one hand, this makes Ethereum more volatile; on the other, it supports upward price pressure as available supply declines.
🔥 BULLISH: Arthur Hayes argues the Fed’s new Reserve Management Purchases are effectively QE under a different name, warning they enable unchecked money printing that could drive $BTC toward $200,000 in 2026.
🚨 XRP ETF Update
💰 $46.73M ETF volume
📈 XRP $1.91 (+5.59%)
⏳ 1 hour left to go
How much more can we pull in before close? 👇
💰 $46.73M ETF volume
📈 XRP $1.91 (+5.59%)
⏳ 1 hour left to go
How much more can we pull in before close? 👇
🚀 Bloomberg: Bitcoin could pull back to $10,000
💵 Bloomberg senior strategist Mike McGlone allowed for a scenario in which BTC falls to the $10,000 area. According to him, the main growth drivers — ETFs, institutional adoption, and hype — have already been priced in by the market.
⚡️ McGlone believes that amid overheated expectations and market fatigue, Bitcoin could return to the levels seen at the start of the 2020 rally.
💵 Bloomberg senior strategist Mike McGlone allowed for a scenario in which BTC falls to the $10,000 area. According to him, the main growth drivers — ETFs, institutional adoption, and hype — have already been priced in by the market.
⚡️ McGlone believes that amid overheated expectations and market fatigue, Bitcoin could return to the levels seen at the start of the 2020 rally.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 72% chance the Supreme Court rules President Trump's tariffs are illegal, according to Polymarket.
🇺🇸👀 Crypto #ETF Flows Today:
Bitcoin ETFs:
1D NetFlow: -1,911 $BTC (-$168.14M)
7D NetFlow: -3,985 BTC (-$350.72M)
Ethereum ETFs:
1D NetFlow: -36,567 $ETH (-$108.35M)
7D NetFlow: -216,219 ETH (-$640.66M)
Solana ETFs:
1D NetFlow: +90,692 $SOL (+$11.43M)
7D NetFlow: +527,783 SOL (+$66.5M)
Bitcoin ETFs:
1D NetFlow: -1,911 $BTC (-$168.14M)
7D NetFlow: -3,985 BTC (-$350.72M)
Ethereum ETFs:
1D NetFlow: -36,567 $ETH (-$108.35M)
7D NetFlow: -216,219 ETH (-$640.66M)
Solana ETFs:
1D NetFlow: +90,692 $SOL (+$11.43M)
7D NetFlow: +527,783 SOL (+$66.5M)
Bitcoin expected to be less volatile than Nvidia
Bitcoin will remain less volatile than Nvidia in 2026, according to Bitwise.
The firm attributes this to the fact that “Bitcoin’s volatility has steadily declined over the past 10 years.”
In 2025, Bitcoin’s price swing amounted to 68%, compared with 120% for Nvidia shares.
Bitcoin will remain less volatile than Nvidia in 2026, according to Bitwise.
The firm attributes this to the fact that “Bitcoin’s volatility has steadily declined over the past 10 years.”
In 2025, Bitcoin’s price swing amounted to 68%, compared with 120% for Nvidia shares.
🔥 NEW: TRON has integrated with Coinbase’s Base network via LayerZero, enabling users to bridge TRX to Base and access it directly through decentralized exchanges like Aerodrome.
🚨 XRP ETF Update
⏰ 3h 31m into session
💰 $24.06M XRP ETF volume
📊 Bitwise leading, Grayscale & Franklin close behind
Flows stay strong. Eyes on the close.
⏰ 3h 31m into session
💰 $24.06M XRP ETF volume
📊 Bitwise leading, Grayscale & Franklin close behind
Flows stay strong. Eyes on the close.
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🇧🇷 JUST IN: Brazil’s main stock exchange B3 plans to launch a tokenization platform and issue its own stablecoin for token trading and settlements starting in 2026.
The true Bitcoin looks ready to break that resistance level 🔥
Across this bearish-looking chart, you can still see a clear bullish pattern.
Eyeing #BCH to leave the rest of the market behind
Across this bearish-looking chart, you can still see a clear bullish pattern.
Eyeing #BCH to leave the rest of the market behind
Trader pension-usdt.eth flipped to the long side after losing $2.1M on an $ETH short.
He opened 3× longs on 1,000 $BTC($87.8M) and 10,000 $ETH ($29.6M), with over $1.4M in unrealized profit so far.
He opened 3× longs on 1,000 $BTC($87.8M) and 10,000 $ETH ($29.6M), with over $1.4M in unrealized profit so far.
Arthur Hayes(@CryptoHayes) just transferred 508.647 $ETH ($1.5M) to Galaxy Digital, perhaps to sell.
Whale 0xed41 bought 9,638 $ETH($28.76M) in spot via #Hyperliquid and #Lighter while simultaneously opening a 20× short on 9,940 $ETH($29.3M) as a hedge.
🥷 One of the darkest chapters in early Bitcoin history
In June 2011, a Bitcointalk user known as Allinvain lost 25,000 BTC in a single transaction — worth about $500,000 at the time and over $2.2 billion today.
What happened:
▪️On June 13, 2011, 25,000 BTC were drained from his wallet in one move and never returned
▪️The coins were sent to a single address and later split and laundered
▪️The attack started with a compromised Slush Pool account, where payouts were redirected due to no 2FA
▪️The critical mistake: an unencrypted wallet.dat stored on a Windows PC with software from unknown sources
▪️Private keys were copied, and the funds were gone within seconds
Outcome:
▪️A total of 25,033 BTC were eventually dispersed
▪️Only 0.004 BTC remained on the original address
▪️The attacker was never identified
A brutal reminder of how unforgiving early Bitcoin security mistakes were.
In June 2011, a Bitcointalk user known as Allinvain lost 25,000 BTC in a single transaction — worth about $500,000 at the time and over $2.2 billion today.
What happened:
▪️On June 13, 2011, 25,000 BTC were drained from his wallet in one move and never returned
▪️The coins were sent to a single address and later split and laundered
▪️The attack started with a compromised Slush Pool account, where payouts were redirected due to no 2FA
▪️The critical mistake: an unencrypted wallet.dat stored on a Windows PC with software from unknown sources
▪️Private keys were copied, and the funds were gone within seconds
Outcome:
▪️A total of 25,033 BTC were eventually dispersed
▪️Only 0.004 BTC remained on the original address
▪️The attacker was never identified
A brutal reminder of how unforgiving early Bitcoin security mistakes were.
Fed’s Williams Says No Urgency to Cut Rates Further as Crypto Traders Bet Against January Cut
SUI Price Forecast After Bitwise Filed for SUI ETF With U.S. SEC – Is $3 Next?
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