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U.S. interest payments on the national debt have surged to a record $1.37 trillion.

BREAKING: KALSHI traders forecast #Bitcoin will drop to $60,000 this month.

Bitcoin just lost its daily trendline
Last time this happened, BTC dumped 20%
We’re cooked
$BTC

🔥 BIG: Bitwise partners with Superstate to explore tokenizing its Solana Staking ETF (BSOL), with other funds potentially following.
$SOL ‌

$4 TRILLION APPLE HAS LIFTED IOS RESTRICTIONS BANNING IN-APP BITCOIN AND CRYPTO PAYMENTS
WILD TIMES AHEAD 🚀

Japanese equities are heating up.
The Nikkei jumped 1.75%, adding over ¥20.6T ($131B) in market value.
AI, semiconductors and exporters are leading the move.
Risk appetite is returning — and if global liquidity keeps flowing into risk assets, crypto could benefit next. 📈

Bitcoin has had some brutal bear markets.
But look at what happened to those who kept buying through the fear:
2015: ~$166 → $64K
2018: ~$3.2K → $64K
2022: ~$15.5K → $64K
The returns from those lows were massive.
The hard part was buying when everyone else was scared.
Would you be buying the next big dip in 2026?
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Gold and silver are getting hit hard.
Around $720B in market value reportedly disappeared in just 8 hours.
After the massive run-up, the reversal is a reminder of one thing:
Even “safe-haven” assets can get volatile fast.

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $61.1M in net outflows on August 12.
BlackRock’s IBIT had around $14.3M in outflows.
One day of outflows isn’t a big deal on its own.
What matters is whether this continues for several days or is just short-term profit-taking.
ETF flows remain an important signal for Bitcoin’s institutional demand.
$BTC

$BTC is getting interesting here 👀
Bitcoin is holding the $63.6K–$63.8K area and slowly grinding higher.
The real test is around $65.5K–$65.7K.
Break that level and we could see $67K+ come into play.
For now, I’m watching how BTC reacts at resistance.

🚨 Bitcoin whales are stacking.
The number of wallets holding at least 10,000 $BTC has climbed to a 6-month high of 90, according to Santiment.
Meanwhile, smaller holders are trimming their positions.
Big players are quietly accumulating.

Bitcoin is still stuck in a battle between support and resistance.
📍 Support: $63K
📍 Resistance: $64K
Bulls have tried several times, but $64K continues to hold.
A clean breakout above $64K could open the door to $65.7K. If $63K fails, a move back toward $61K becomes more likely.
For now, patience wins. The range is still in control, and the next breakout should decide Bitcoin's next major direction.

Bitcoin slipped below $63K even as macro signals turned more supportive.
Lower oil prices. Lower Treasury yields. Easing inflation concerns.
Yet crypto still faced heavy selling pressure, with Coldcard-linked wallet activity adding to uncertainty.
Now all eyes are on the $63K level.
Will buyers defend it, or is another leg down coming? 👀
#Bitcoin #BTC

Spot #Bitcoin ETFs just posted their largest daily outflows since January.
Feels heavy on the surface… but this is exactly the kind of stress that often shows up near local bottoms, not tops.
Weak hands stepping out, stronger ones watching closely.
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FOMO around $BTC and $SOL is heating up again, now back to levels we haven’t seen since the start of the year, based on data from Santiment.
Crowd sentiment is clearly shifting when hype peaks like this, the next moves usually get interesting.

70 days straight in extreme fear.
Index at 9.
This is where most people give up… and a few start paying attention.
The same fear showed up after FTX collapsed in 2022.
History doesn’t repeat, but it gets very familiar.

$BTC might’ve just found its floor.
Panic fading, structure stabilizing… feels like the tide is turning.
If this is the base, the upside could come faster than most expect 🚀

$XRP Ledger activity is heating up.
Daily payments just hit 2.7M, AMM pools have climbed to 27K, and tokenized asset value is up 35% in the past month.
But despite the surge in on-chain usage, XRP is still down 26% this year.
The network is growing the price just hasn’t caught up yet.