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Bitcoin has shown resilience compared to the Nasdaq & M7 tech stocks, even as ETF outflows persist, Saylor’s buying spree cools down, institutions are favoring gold over BTC, and retail interest remains muted. So who’s driving the demand? Is it sidelined crypto-native capital stepping in—or could governments be accumulating behind the scenes?

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surrender https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c20xn626y81o

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We have played this game before during 2018-2020. This shall too pass

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I just donated to help earthquake victims in Myanmar. Join me to support urgent relief efforts.

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Is crypto starting to decouple from U.S. stocks? S&P 500 -6.0% down Nasdaq - 6.0% down Gold -2.5% down Bitcoin 1.1% up Ethereum flat Solana 5.5% up

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Is crypto starting to decouple from U.S. stocks? S&P 500 -6.0% down Nasdaq - 6.0% down Gold -2.5% down Bitcoin 1.1% up Ethereum flat Solana 5.5% up

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Larry referenced “token,” “Bitcoin,” and “DeFi” 20, 7, and 1 time respectively in BlackRock’s annual letter. Below are the key quotes and contexts for each term https://blackrock.com/corporate/investor-relations/larry-fink-annual-chairmans-letter 1. Token / Tokenization - Quote "Tokenization changes all that. If SWIFT is the postal service, tokenization is email itself—assets move directly and instantly, sidestepping intermediaries." "What exactly is tokenization? It's turning real-world assets—stocks, bonds, real estate—into digital tokens tradable online." "Every stock, every bond, every fund—every asset—can be tokenized. If they are, it will revolutionize investing." Context - Tokenization is portrayed as a transformative technology in finance. It allows real-world assets to be converted into digital representations on a blockchain, enabling faster, cheaper, and more inclusive access to investments. (con't)

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It’s no surprise that CEXs are keeping DEXs in check. But the truth is, Defi & DEXs aren’t fully decentralized either (as we all know) —they often operate more like unregulated international exchanges. In reality, much of the crypto and Web3 ecosystem isn’t as decentralized as it claims to be. Perhaps, it will never be. As long as human involvement and leadership structures remain, true decentralization on the blockchain is unattainable. But by acknowledging this reality, we can begin to move toward the next chapter imo

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RWA narrative is gaining traction, but beyond stablecoins and tokenized U.S. bonds, what are the real use cases? Can anyone clearly explain the difference between RWA and STO? I've been following the STO since 2018, and so far, no major use case has truly materialized. Please correct me if i`m wrong

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Looking for a cock code to grow my hen house

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I'm a Speculator-Pragmatist (3.0, 3.0) on the Onchain Alignment Chart! Check out your position:

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Summary of Scott Bessent’s latest interview: The objective is clear—bring down U.S. 10-year yields and successfully complete the country’s debt refinancing. While there’s no "Trump put" for equities or crypto, it appears to be in place for U.S. bonds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSma9suyp24 1. Debt and Deficit Reduction Strategy (23:06 - 27:35) 2. Government Inefficiencies and Conflicts of Interest (32:26 - 43:58) 3. U.S. Treasury’s Debt Refinancing Issues (39:35 - 43:58) 4. Energy Policy and Economic Competitiveness (57:18 - 1:11:13) 5. Housing Affordability Issues and Future Reforms (1:08:45 - 1:11:13)

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