Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep well

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin rose back to $85,091. - Bitcoin ETFs bought $2.3 billion through Thursday, including $190 million of inflows yesterday even as the price stagnated near $84,000. - JPMorgan says Bitcoin moving above its $85,000 production cost could ease miner selling, reclaiming a soft floor after 280 days as miners pivot to AI. - Jack Dorsey's Block is integrating Bitcoin Lightning to power AI payments, bypassing high card fees and enabling instant, low-cost autonomous transactions. - French firm Sequans sold its entire Bitcoin position, offloading its last 63 BTC after holdings peaked at 3,234 BTC in October 2025. - Kazakhstan will let crypto miners generate power from flared oil field gas, unlocking up to 1.3 TWh of potential energy while cutting emissions. - Some 3,832 NFTs worth over $1.5 million were rescued in a reported whitehat move after old Magic Eden Ethereum approvals left them exposed. - Strategy's board will put daily preferred dividends on STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD to a shareholder vote on October 28, changing payment timing but not amounts. - Charles Schwab, which oversees $13 trillion, is hiring a Director of Crypto Tech. - US authorities froze about $84 million from Capstone, a Tether-linked payments firm the DOJ accuses of illegally moving hundreds of millions for Tether and Bitfinex.

Are you ACTIVE on Friday? 👀 „The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers. You can do anything you decide to do.” — Amelia Earhart

Friday check-in: what did you say no to this week that your portfolio quietly thanked you for? 👀

W A K E Y Still willing to grow a little more today? 🔥

Hashrate has climbed 5.1% in thirty days to 936 EH/s, still under the 1,053 EH/s peak. Even so, the next difficulty reset in about eight days points to -3.0%, after +4.2% last time. Blocks are arriving every 10.3 minutes, and that small delay is what does the correcting. Over 82,000 transactions wait in the mempool, yet a fast confirmation costs 3 sat/vB. Price barely moved at $84,042. 566 days to the halving. The network keeps tuning itself while nobody asks it to.

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Friday

Good Night Fam 🌙 See you soon

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - More than $100 billion was erased from the crypto market in a brutal three-day selloff. - Bitcoin ETFs bought $2.1 billion this week with two days still left, accumulating despite the rejection at $87,000. - VanEck says the Bitcoin bear market is over, adding there is nothing to worry about even if Bitcoin eventually trades down to $78,000. - BlackRock is taking three strategies holding stock, bond and Bitcoin ETFs onchain with Ondo Finance, giving non-U.S. investors 24/7 trading and borrowing. - Lloyds, NatWest and Barclays completed the world's first interbank transactions using tokenized pound deposits, settling mortgages on blockchain-based versions of bank deposits. - IBM is helping banks connect to Swift's blockchain-based ledger so they can move tokenized deposits 24/7 across a network of more than 11,000 institutions. - The European Banking Authority is targeting crypto lending and demanding an overhaul of MiCA classification rules. - Brazil's central bank ordered exchanges to report crypto withdrawals to external wallets above $10,000, with the data going to anti-money laundering programs. - The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.44%, its highest since June 2004, pressuring stocks and crypto because higher yields make risk assets less attractive.

Are you ACTIVE on Thursday? 👀 „I hated every minute of training, but I said, 'Don't quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.” — Muhammad Ali Art by @IThinkItsArt

Being early and being wrong feel exactly the same while you're standing in it. The difference only shows up later, and only for the people still standing there.

W A K E Y heart of a champion 🔥

Bitcoin is down 2.7% to $84,122 and still up 9.8% on the week. The fifth-best coin in the top 100 today is up just 0.4%; the fifth-worst is down 9.9%. ARB, PEPE and UNI all gave back around 11%. Total market cap fell 5.3% to $2.87T, more than any of the majors lost on their own. Fear & Greed has not moved: 71, exactly where it sat yesterday. The tail is paying for the week the majors enjoyed.

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Thursday

Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep well

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin broke below $84,000, with $237.49 million in long positions liquidated in the past hour. - Heavy buyers are stacking near $84,000 while sellers wait at $85,000, leaving that level as the key test for bulls. - Bitcoin ETF flows turned positive year-to-date after $715 million of net buying on Tuesday, bringing inflows since August to $5.5 billion. - Spot Bitcoin ETFs took in about $1.6 billion over three sessions, and Trace Finance CEO Bernardo Brites warns the rally is vulnerable if ETFs remain the only engine. - Bloomberg published a report titled Bitcoin Back at $100,000 Is Suddenly Not So Outlandish. - $18 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire Friday, the largest expiry of 2026, with max pain at $75,000 for Bitcoin and $2,250 for Ethereum. - BitMEX shut down trading after more than eleven years, with trading and deposits ending at 04:00 UTC, while withdrawals stay open. - Calamos Investments says sovereign wealth funds are entering Bitcoin, adding that a year ago the world's biggest banks did not want to participate. - Austria's Raiffeisen Bank, with 223 billion euros in assets, will launch Bitcoin and crypto trading for its 18 million customers. - Pakistan minister Bilal Bin Saqib made the case for a strategic Bitcoin reserve at a United Nations event in New York.

Are you ACTIVE on Wednesday? 👀 „Nothing ever comes to me, that is worth having, except as a result of hard work.” — Booker T. Washington

ONE THING, DONE FULLY, BEATS TEN STARTED.

W A K E Y How long can you stay uncomfortable? 🔥

The crowd gives Bitcoin a 45% chance of touching $100K this year, against 13% for a slide under $55K first. That is more than three to one in favour of the upside case, with spot at $86,200. Ethereum is the exception: the $4,000 call lost four points to 20%, while bets on a fall below $1,250 jumped seven to 14%. Bitcoin beating gold in 2026 is now a coin flip at 50%, up eight points. Confidence on Bitcoin, quiet hedging on Ethereum. A rotation, or just caution?