This year’s most bizarre Bitcoin story: an Irish drug dealer bought 6,000 BTC in 2011 and hid the paper private keys inside a fishing rod case, and then he was arrested.
The landlord lost all his belongings, including the keys—those coins were frozen for years, until now.
With the help of Europol, Irish authorities cracked the wallet; today they withdrew 500 BTC. They pulled out a total of 1,500 BTC, and 4,500 BTC is still sitting there.
I really didn’t get it—are you saying Bitcoin’s private keys can be cracked?!
$BTC
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SKYAI short positions have a 95% win rate—are you brave enough to follow?
$SKYAI /USDT - go short SHORT
Trading plan:
Entry: 0.0273 – 0.0277
SL: 0.0290
TP1: 0.0264
TP2: 0.0256
TP3: 0.0245
Why focus on this setup?
The 1D trend is clearly bearish; the 4h EMA is suppressing price; on the 15m chart the RSI is only 37.45, and the rebound lacks strength.
- Around 0.0275: if it breaks below 0.0273, it accelerates toward TP1 at 0.0264.
- ATR is 0.000631; volatility is controllable, and the stop loss at 0.0290 is clear.
- Why now? The bearish momentum hasn’t fully faded—ride the trend.
Discussion:
Will

The corn hitting some resistance with NQ and equities meandering on support
Nothing too drastic but some scalp shorts are sitting pretty comfortably now. Mostly shorted $BTC and some weaker alts (look at old posts for recurring favorites)
Next levels on $BTC shared (yes cme)

I heard it can save electricity—I'll try it out tonight.

Bullish move hits $80
The market’s absolute mainstream expectation has an initial probability of 63%, which has now risen to 67%, with odds of 1.49x. Among the three directions, this is the highest-consensus one. Most funds are betting that SOL will stabilize and rebound in July, setting $80 as this month’s primary target price.

GM CT.
Happy new week.
Moving assets across different chains shouldn’t feel like a chore.
$RIVER is working on making cross-chain transactions simpler, with unified liquidity and smoother asset transfers.
New week, same grind. Let’s get to it.

📰 Gate Square Daily | July 20
Today’s crypto market highlights, key news, and capital flows — all in one infographic 👇
#SummerCreationCamp

#NansenCEOBullishOnApple
APPLE RETURNS TO THE SPOTLIGHT AS NANSEN CEO SEES A NEW BULLISH CYCLE EMERGING
Apple is once again attracting attention after Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik shared a bullish outlook on the technology giant. Known for analyzing blockchain data and identifying institutional capital flows, Svanevik's positive view is noteworthy because it reflects how crypto-native research is increasingly being applied to traditional financial markets. His outlook is built on long-term business fundamentals rather than short-term market sentiment, highlighting several structural strengths tha

#ZEC/USDT market update today
ZEC/USDT's short-term trend is currently showing a neutral-to-bearish consolidation, with the price trading within a tight range of approximately $540 – $560.
ZEC is currently sitting at a critical high-timeframe inflection point. It is consolidating well below its major 200-day Moving Average ($615), which indicates sustained selling pressure in the broader market.
Key Support Zone: $535 – $540
: If the price breaks down below this support, the next downside targets will be straight toward $500 – $520.
Immediate Resistance Zone: $565 – $580
Bulls must clear and s

The most common traps retail investors fall into after CPI data is released
is equating “no more rate hikes” directly with “rate cuts soon”
US core CPI year-on-year in June came in at 2.6%
below the 2.8% expectation and the prior 2.9%
Month-on-month it printed 0%, also below the market’s 0.2% forecast
Overall CPI also fell from 4.2% to 3.5%
This data does reduce the necessity for further rate hikes
but it’s nowhere near enough to confirm the start of a rate-cut cycle
This round of disinflation is largely due to falling energy prices
and energy is precisely the variable most likely to be pushed

After watching WAIC, it feels like the AI space right now is a huge battlefield of rivals.
What’s good is that our private capital has been mobilized—without the country wasting much money—but the job got done.
Small and medium-sized enterprises are as numerous as strands of hair; although more than half of them die, the people still get tempered.
The best part is that we’ve turned AI into infrastructure for export.
Now things like electronic components and optical modules—foreign buyers have to line up to buy them.
Now, let me complain about what doesn’t sit right.
The robot application scena

Revisiting the BTC weekly chart in the afternoon, I found an interesting phenomenon:
Right now, the market isn’t waiting for a specific price level—it’s waiting for September and October.
The logic is highly consistent—since the four-year cycle hasn’t finished yet, the real bottom is still ahead.
But the thing traders fear most is “consensus expectations.”
When everyone is watching the same time window to bottom-fish, I’m actually reluctant to go all-in with full position size on that.
Recently, I saw someone close long-held short positions and start buying in batches around the 64K area; othe

$BTC and $ETH ’s continuation from the morning session carried straight into the midday session, locking in 1,300+50 points. In the midday session, it was also a reminder to focus mainly on the 椌 head—just bite it directly with your mouth, no need for anything so complicated?
A life can’t be restarted without setbacks; we only keep working hard so that, even in adversity, we can find hope.

Bitcoin’s pressure levels have all been given to you. After watching yesterday’s live stream, pay attention to the strength/weakness dividing line of 63,900 #GUSD年化升至3.8%

JUST IN: Aurora Mainnet has resumed block production. If sustained, this could signal returning on-chain activity for the ecosystem. $ARK

gm CT ☀️
HMM & have a great week🧪

Hey everyone, happy new week <3
Now that the World Cup is finished, what are we even going to post and make predictions on?

Bitcoin just crossed $64,376 this morning, rebounding from below $58K earlier this month.
Options traders are positioning for $72K around the Fed's next rate decision, guys.
Meanwhile Michael Saylor is fighting a proposal called BIP-110 that would let the network censor "spam" data. He says it breaks Bitcoin's neutrality for good.
Here's the real fork in the road: the price story is macro. The identity story is governance.
Which one shapes Bitcoin's next decade more, right?