AlanRogers

Market Snapshot
💠 $BTC : $63.9K
💠 $ETH : $1.84K
💠 Crypto Market Cap: $2.274T
💠 For the first time this cycle, Bitcoin supply in loss has exceeded supply in profit, while long-term holders now control a record 14.85M BTC, highlighting continued conviction despite market weakness.
💠 More than $432M was liquidated across the crypto market over the last 24 hours as volatility picked up.
💠 Franklin Templeton has become the leading issuer of tokenized U.S. Treasuries in 2026, adding $1.6B in on-chain assets under management, according to Token Terminal.
💠 Senator Cynthia Lummis says the CLARITY

Everyone talks about public blockchains.
Institutions don't.
There's a reason JPMorgan built Kinexys (Onyx) as a private network, because institutional capital demands privacy, accountability, predictable costs, and governed infrastructure.
@qeltblockchain just made the same strategic move.
From Chain 770 to the new Institutional Chain 7770.
Not because blockchain failed.
Because institutional adoption requires a different standard.
💠 Permissioned infrastructure
💠 Institutional-grade asset verification
💠 Cryptographically signed Proof-of-Reserves
💠 Dedicated smart contracts for every asset

One chart completely changes how you think about money. 👀
Look back at the history of fiat currencies over the last few centuries.
The pattern is hard to ignore.
Some collapsed through hyperinflation.
Others slowly lost purchasing power over decades before being replaced.
Different paths...
Same outcome.
Since the world moved away from the gold standard, most currencies have relied on monetary policy and expanding supply. Over time, many have seen significant declines in purchasing power.
That's one of the reasons Bitcoin continues to attract attention.
Its monetary policy is fixed from the s

Market Snapshot
$BTC: $62.6K
$ETH: $1.82K
Crypto Market Cap: $2.245T
💠 The CLARITY Act text is expected to be released Thursday following a meeting with President Trump, though Senate Democrats say they remain opposed, according to Politico.
💠 PayPal's board reportedly considers the $53B acquisition offer from Stripe and Advent International too low.
💠 Grant Cardone's investment firm added another 10.5 BTC, pushing its treasury above 2,700 BTC.
💠 The White House claims China obtained 220M U.S. voter records in what it describes as the largest known election-related data breach dating back

Green morning all

Green morning all

Everyone keeps saying institutions are taking over Bitcoin.
The data tells a more interesting story.
💠 Individuals still hold 66.1% of the total BTC supply.
💠 Businesses hold 7.8%.
💠 Funds & ETFs account for 7.2%.
(Source: Bitwise)
Yes, institutional demand is growing.
Yes, ETFs have changed the game.
But Bitcoin is still, at its core, owned by millions of individuals—not just Wall Street.
That's what makes it different.
The strongest hands aren't always the biggest funds.
Sometimes they're just the people who've quietly kept buying, holding, and ignoring the noise through every cycle.
That

🚨 BREAKING: Geopolitical tensions are escalating rapidly.
💠 President Trump has formally notified Congress that the U.S. is at war with Iran.
💠 Iranian state media reports the Iranian Army has begun targeting U.S. military facilities and equipment in Kuwait, with officials claiming U.S. assets and vessels are also being hit.
💠 Meanwhile, Brent crude oil surges 10% as US-Iran war resumes. As the Strait of Hormuz blockade is reinstated and fears of a wider regional conflict intensify.

ETH/BTC. Historic lows.
Bouncing.
When this moves, everything moves.
NFA