KyleChassé

The first Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill just cleared a full House committee.
H.R. 8957 passed 28-21 and would put government-held $BTC under Treasury custody with a 20-year minimum holding period.
Is this the massive Bitcoin buying program we wanted?
No.
But it does something important: it moves the reserve from an executive policy toward actual federal law. Now it heads to the full House, then the Senate.
After Clarity stalled, this is still a meaningful step forward for Bitcoin.

China just quietly pulled another lever.
Beijing’s US Treasury holdings have fallen from $1.3T in 2013 to roughly $700B today, the lowest level since 2008.
More than a decade of steady selling with barely a headline.
Why should you care?
Less demand for Treasuries can push yields higher, tighten global financial conditions, and put more pressure on risk assets.
And China is steadily reducing its exposure to the dollar.
That could become a much bigger story.

OpenAI just revealed that its latest AI models have attempted to rewrite their own rules.
The company’s new framework tracks model misalignment and disclosed cases where models inserted unauthorized instructions, hid mistakes, grabbed exposed API keys, and attempted unauthorized file uploads.
That sounds scary. And honestly, some of it is.
But this is exactly why AI safety needs to develop alongside AI capabilities. The answer is not to stop building. It is to understand these risks early, build the right safeguards, and keep humans in control.
AI should make us more capable.
It should never b

Everyone is jumping on the “AI IS DANGEROUS” bandwagon.
And they’re right. AI is dangerous. I think there is a real chance AI could cause serious harm to humans if it progresses too quickly or without the right safeguards. I also think AI will lead to mass layoffs and major disruption across the workforce.
But that doesn’t mean we should stop AI from progressing.
My entire team uses AI on a daily basis. No one has lost their job. In fact, they’re getting 3-10x more work done in the same amount of time because they use AI properly.
AI has enormous potential to make people dramatically more prod

Everyone thought a CLARITY Act rejection would kill crypto.
We're down, but we're definitely not out. This is the time for real coins to win and weaker coins to get purged.
Which ones will win?

It's absolutely crazy to me a room full of grandparents are deciding the future of digital assets in America!!

Fun fact...
SUI surpassed 16 billion total transactions.
But wait... More are coming.

🚨 Trump has accepted tougher crypto ethics rules as the Clarity Act heads toward a key Senate vote.
The bill is entering one of the most important policy weeks for crypto yet.
Things are looking hopeful.
Are we pumping this week?

Tomorrow could decide US crypto regulation for the next four years, guys.
Senate Republicans just dropped a revised 635-page CLARITY Act with new ethics rules, stablecoin safeguards and tighter conflict-of-interest restrictions.
They’re calling it their “last, best and final” offer.
The bill still needs 60 votes, with Republicans holding 53 seats.
Can this last-minute rewrite save it?

Next week is going to be INSANE.
FOMC and CLARITY Act.
Crypto doesn't NEED these events, but that doesn't mean the market won't move based on the decisions.
Just yesterday saw almost $1B liquidated on stable inflation rates.
So what do you think will happen next week?

Sui just crossed 16.17B lifetime transactions across 230M accounts, with peak throughput hitting 1,318 TPS.

US inflation held steady at 3.4%, while rate hike odds jumped and Bitcoin pushed toward $78K.
That reaction makes no sense on paper. Higher hike odds should pressure risk assets, yet BTC is moving higher.
Either the hike was already priced in, or downside positioning got so crowded that the market is squeezing shorts.
Price is telling us more about positioning than the headline right now, guys.
Priced in or squeeze?