#Breaking:
Germany now offers 0% capital gains tax on Bitcoin held for more than one year

#GUSDYieldRisesto3.8%
GUSD Yield Rises to 3.8 Percent, Understanding the Opportunity and the Bigger Picture
Introduction
The digital asset industry continues to evolve by offering new ways for users to earn returns on their holdings. One of the latest developments attracting attention is the increase in the GUSD yield to 3.8 percent. Yield-bearing opportunities have become an important part of the crypto ecosystem because they allow eligible users to earn returns on supported assets while maintaining exposure to digital finance.
A higher yield can make a stablecoin more attractive to users se

Been thinking a lot about Bitcoin lately. Over a trillion-dollar market cap, yet the vast majority of it still just sits there idle
I believe the biggest bottleneck in BTCFi has never been a lack of ideas.
The loss of true Bitcoin-native security are exactly why institutions and whales have stayed on the sidelines.
But this is changing now. A wave of projects is actually shipping solutions that keep BTC much closer to (or on) the Bitcoin base layer.
I spent this morning digging into who’s shipping rn 👇🏻
1/ @babylonlabs_io
– Native BTC staking directly on the Bitcoin base layer using cryptogr

$BEAT waking up!!👀
Mentioned on @WOLF_Bitcoin_ spaces yesterday🔥🔥🔥

Accountant: how did you make 2,731 trades and only $17 profit
Me:

$58 worth of HYPE—are you looking to buy the dip?
After falling 24% from ATH 76.85, down 4–12% over the past week, it’s currently ranging and consolidating in the 58–59 zone. Trading volume is 330–390 million, still active. The candlestick chart tells you this: the 56–58 rising trendline is holding; higher highs and higher lows are showing signs; RSI is neutral but slightly low; MACD is neutral; the shakeout is nearing the end, and a rebound is about to happen.
First thing: institutions un-staking 290 million— but you might have been scared out of your mind.
Multicoin un-staked 1.96 million HY

#SummerCreationCamp
S&P 500 at Critical Long-Term Resistance: Why This Rally Looks Exhausting
The S&P 500 has had a rally over the past several years but the current movement in prices suggests we might be reaching an important turning point. As the index moves toward long-term resistance many experts and traders are becoming more cautious about how long this move can last.
Technical Structure
Looking at the chart the S&P 500 is now testing a major resistance area that has stopped the price movement multiple times before. This area is where past high points and long-term trends meet. Even tho

I just discovered a platform called Xinhuo.
Is it the 2.0 version of Lighthouse?
Or is it a newly released platform?
The interface and features are pretty similar to Lighthouse.
Right now it has three tasks you can do: change the file extension to 30u, change your personal signature to 20u, and post an original pinned message to 10u (limited to 1,000 people).
I’ll go try it first~

#BrentReturnsTo100
Brent Crude Oil Returns to $100 – What It Means for Global Markets and Crypto
Brent crude oil has once again captured the attention of global financial markets by climbing back to the $100 per barrel level. This psychological milestone reflects growing concerns over global energy supply, geopolitical tensions, and resilient demand despite economic uncertainty. Whenever oil reaches triple-digit prices, the effects extend far beyond the energy sector, influencing inflation, central bank policies, stock markets, and even the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Why Has Brent Reached $100

Google $GOOG has already started rebounding in pre-market.
Today’s options haven’t been placed yet.
The “golden bottom-fishing” window is too short—if you really see it clearly, you’ve got to move.
That’s how US stocks are: they fall hard and fast, and they rally even faster.

Milo is handing out free snacks—I'll circle around a few times first, hee hee

BTC worth $65,300, and the bears are already hyped
BTC is now around $65,300, up 13% from the July low of $57,750, but it’s still 48% away from the all-time high of $126,200.
It’s down 25% this year, and down 45% over the past year.
Is it惨吗? It’s惨.
But when you pull the candlesticks farther apart—you see BTC doing something every bear market end has been doing over the past 10 years: consolidating at the highs, refusing to make new lows.
First: mining pools went under, but this is a positive.
You heard right. Poolin has filed for bankruptcy.
Retail’s reaction to this news is: “Miners can’t hol

Someone unknown messaged me in private.
Is my reply like this correct?
🫪

Staring blankly, looking at the Guoli Orange in my hand,
My thoughts drift back to the past—back then, compared with now, all these hardships don’t seem like anything. Believe in every decision I make…

#IntelQ2RevenueSurges25%
Intel has delivered an impressive second-quarter performance, reporting a 25% year-over-year revenue increase, signaling renewed momentum for one of the world's most influential semiconductor companies. The strong earnings have reignited investor confidence and highlighted Intel's ongoing transformation strategy as demand for AI infrastructure, data centers, and advanced computing continues to accelerate.
A Strong Quarter for Intel
The latest quarterly results demonstrate that Intel is making meaningful progress across its core business segments. Revenue growth was dr

📈 BOSS Business School｜July 24, 2026 Bitcoin/Ethereum Daily Market Analysis
🔶 Bitcoin (BTC)｜Current Price: $65,348
Bitcoin is currently maintaining a high-range consolidation, with price holding the $65,000 integer support level. The bullish trend has not been broken yet. However, around $66,000 there remains relatively strong sell pressure; if trading volume cannot expand in the short term, the market may continue to range-trade.
Technical analysis:
$65,000 is the intraday pivot between bulls and bears.
If it breaks above $65,800–$66,000, there is a chance to challenge $66,800.
If it falls

In summary, Starbucks coffee is still better value. This coffee costs the same as Starbucks, but the portion is at least half smaller than Starbucks—why?