Bitcoin is in the final stage of the bullish cycle, and we want to look for the best price to sell and prepare for the 2025/2026 bear market! The best price to sell Bitcoin is at the 1.618 FIB extension or at the main long-term 2017-2021-2025 trendline. This is exactly at 122,069, as we can see on the chart. And 2 weeks ago, Bitcoin hit both the Fibonacci level and trendline! So this is a strong sell signal.

Buying Bitcoin at the tipity top of a bullish cycle is not the best idea, because we will see 60,000 USD per Bitcoin in 2026! From the Elliott Wave perspective, there is probably only 1 high-probability scenario, and it's this ending diagonal pattern (rising wedge). I think we will see a final 2 waves on Bitcoin to form an ending diagonal wedge pattern (1-2-3-4-5). Bitcoin just finished wave 5 and is starting a brand new corrective pattern.

But you can be more conservative and wait for more confirmations, such as a break of the 50-week moving average. Waiting for such confirmations in general gives us a higher chance of success but a lower risk-to-reward ratio; in other words, you can't catch the top. I always recommend using simple moving averages with 20, 50, 100, and 200 periods because this is what the big players are using as well. These MAs are very popular among giant institutions, banks, and investors.

What's more, Bitcoin seasonality is telling us that August and September are the most bearish months for Bitcoin statistically. So you probably want to sell before a sell-off kicks in.

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What are your thoughts on EURUSD?

EUR/USD kicked off the week with a sharp drop of nearly 200 pips, driven by renewed concerns over U.S. tariff policies. This strong bearish momentum signals intensified selling pressure across the board.
The pair is now approaching a support zone, which has previously triggered bullish reactions.
However, given the current strong bearish sentiment, there is a real risk this support may not hold.
Our bias remains bearish overall.
If the pair finds temporary support at this level, a short-term corrective bounce is possible.
But ultimately, we expect a continuation of the downtrend toward lower support levels after the correction completes.

Can this support zone stop the bleeding, or is more downside coming? Let us know your thoughts!
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Cross-chain bridges have long been one of crypto’s weakest points. They’re often slow, confusing, and prone to user error—issues that have historically limited adoption. With USDC Bridge, Circle is trying to standardize and simplify the experience using its already widely adopted CCTP infrastructure.

The bridge currently supports transfers across 17+ EVM-compatible chains, including networks like Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon. Meanwhile, the underlying CCTP extends even further, connecting ecosystems like Solana and Aptos—pushing toward a more unified blockchain landscape.

If successful, tools like this could shift how users think about blockchains entirely. Instead of choosing one network, users may begin to treat the entire ecosystem as a single, fluid environment—where assets move freely without friction or technical overhead.

While the launch of USDC Bridge signals progress, Circle is also facing growing scrutiny. The company was recently hit with a class-action lawsuit over its handling of funds linked to the Drift Protocol exploit, where over $230 million in USDC was moved across chains without being frozen.

Critics argue that Circle had the technical ability to intervene but failed to act in time. The lawsuit alleges negligence and raises broader questions about the responsibilities of centralized stablecoin issuers in decentralized ecosystems—especially when it comes to security and compliance.

This creates an interesting tension. On one hand, Circle is pushing innovation to make crypto more usable and interconnected. On the other, it’s being tested on whether it can balance that innovation with accountability. How it navigates both will likely shape trust in stablecoins moving forward.

Despite the institutional praise for Ripple at Swell 2025, XRP’s market price remains subdued.

Over the last 24 hours, XRP traded down 4% at $2.21, showing that even with growing adoption and high-profile endorsements, crypto markets often react slowly to fundamental developments.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs see nearly $1 billion in weekly gains. Source: SoSoValue

Spot ETFs tied to Bitcoin just recorded nearly $1 billion in net inflows in one week, their strongest performance in over three months. That’s not just a headline number—it’s a signal that institutional demand is returning in a meaningful way.

What stands out is the acceleration: after a weak Monday outflow, inflows surged midweek and peaked with a massive single-day spike on Friday. Total assets across Bitcoin ETFs are now above $100 billion, with trading volumes nearing $5 billion daily. That kind of activity typically reflects large capital allocators stepping back in, not just retail enthusiasm.

ZEC Alert: Zcash has dropped over 35% from its $750 high in one of its most volatile weeks of 2025.

Despite the dip, experts remain bullish, citing growing demand for privacy-focused transactions and ZEC’s Shielded Pool reaching new heights.

While BMNR can reduce directional risk, it isn’t risk-free. Leverage, liquidation risks, and derivative mispricing can impact returns. Tom Lee warns that market-neutral strategies work best in liquid, efficient markets—so timing, execution, and fees are critical for success.

crypto lobbying its way into policy now, what a timeline

“be your own bank” also means “be your own security team.”

The long-term vision behind Science Corporation goes far beyond medical treatment. While early applications may focus on conditions like paralysis, seizures, or Parkinson’s disease, the company ultimately aims to create seamless communication between the human brain and computers.

Its biohybrid device—combining electronics with living neurons—could potentially restore damaged brain circuits or even introduce entirely new capabilities. This could mean more effective treatments for diseases that currently have no cure, as well as future possibilities like enhancing memory or adding new sensory experiences.

Although human trials are still a few years away, the concept is already pushing the boundaries of neuroscience. If successful, this technology could redefine not only how we treat brain disorders, but also how humans interact with machines in the future.

Progress on US crypto market structure legislation remains uneven as Senate committees navigate political and regulatory disagreements.

While the Senate Agriculture Committee advanced its version of the bill last week without Democratic support, concerns over elected officials owning digital assets continue to stall broader consensus. Meanwhile, the Senate Banking Committee is responsible for defining the Securities and Exchange Commission’s role in overseeing crypto markets.

Lawmakers are expected to eventually merge the two committee bills before a full Senate vote can take place. The White House meeting on stablecoin yield suggests behind-the-scenes negotiations are ongoing — even as a partial US government shutdown adds further complexity to the legislative timeline.

Remittances remain one of the biggest use cases for digital assets, and companies like Western Union are exploring stablecoins as a faster settlement rail. Traditional cross-border transfers can take days and often charge fees averaging about 6% for a $200 transfer, according to estimates from the World Bank.

Stablecoins allow dollar-denominated value to move across blockchain networks with near-instant settlement and lower costs. As demand grows for quicker and cheaper international transfers, blockchain infrastructure is increasingly being tested as a potential upgrade to the global remittance system.

crypto: be your own bank
also crypto: gets seized like loose change at airport security

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have already matched 15 years of cumulative inflows into gold ETFs in less than two years, according to Blockstream marketing director Fernando Nikolić.

The milestone comes despite Bitcoin experiencing a 46% drawdown and months of weak price action, highlighting continued institutional demand. Meanwhile, US spot Ethereum ETFs also posted their second straight week of inflows, signaling a broader recovery in crypto investment products.

The Zerion incident is part of a larger pattern involving North Korean cyber groups shifting toward long-term, low-pressure social engineering campaigns. These attackers often pose as trusted contacts or legitimate business partners, slowly building credibility before launching their attack.

Security researchers have identified groups like UNC1069 using platforms such as LinkedIn, Telegram, and Slack to initiate contact. They may even use AI tools to create realistic images, videos, or fake meeting scenarios to strengthen their deception.

This approach represents a major evolution in cybercrime. Rather than relying on quick exploits, attackers are investing time and effort into manipulating people—making these threats more subtle and far more difficult to prevent with traditional security measures.

BitMine has officially accumulated 3% of the total Ether supply, marking a major milestone for the fast-growing digital asset treasury. The company now holds 3.63 million ETH worth about $10.6 billion, after purchasing nearly 70,000 ETH during last week’s dip. Chairman Tom Lee called the achievement “two-thirds of the way to the Alchemy of 5%.” Institutional ownership in BitMine has also surged from 6% to 31.7% in less than two weeks, signaling rising confidence from large investors.

for a company tied to the BNB ecosystem, governance optics matter a lot right now. this could get messy

Despite strong inflows, Bitcoin is still trading within a defined range, hovering between key support and resistance levels. Analysts describe this phase as a “liquidity redistribution” period, where capital enters the market but price action remains relatively contained.

We saw a glimpse of upside when Bitcoin briefly pushed above $77,000 following news of the Strait of Hormuz reopening. That move highlighted how sensitive the asset has become to global developments. However, the lack of sustained breakout suggests the market is still building a base rather than entering a full trend.

What happens next depends on whether inflows continue and whether macro conditions remain supportive. If capital keeps rotating into Bitcoin at this pace, the current range could eventually break upward. Until then, the market appears to be stabilizing—quietly preparing for its next major move rather than rushing into it.

even without malicious intent, compelled access creates a single point of failure for anyone storing keys locally