🚨 ALERT: Around 60% of crypto platforms exploited since early 2025 had completed independent security audits, with most attacks falling outside conventional audit scope, per CoinGecko.

BTC Watch Year-end Update: I don't use chart patterns to trade (in fact, I've stopped trading and only hold for over a year now—we're @untradingOrg, after all), as those who've followed my shared charts know. I've used this weekly setup since 2016, riding through two major bear markets while remaining long-term bullish on BTC. The two horizontal "negative zones" (indicated in red) were drawn about a year ago. We've been in the higher one for around four weeks, with a chance of dropping below 60K. This isn't a prediction—just a trigger for contingency planning if that line is hit. (@Excellion, don't shoot the messenger 😅.) On the upside, as you can see, the bullish projection hasn't followed the dashed line since July. That's OK. One should be prepared for both ups and downs.

BTC Watch Year-end Update: I don't use chart patterns to trade (in fact, I've stopped trading and only hold for over a year now—we're @untradingOrg, after all), as those who've followed my shared charts know. I've used this weekly setup since 2016, riding through two major bear markets while remaining long-term bullish on BTC. The two horizontal "negative zones" (indicated in red) were drawn about a year ago. We've been in the higher one for around four weeks, with a chance of dropping below 60K. This isn't a prediction—just a trigger for contingency planning if that line is hit. (@Excellion, don't shoot the messenger 😅.) On the upside, as you can see, the bullish projection hasn't followed the dashed line since July. That's OK. One should be prepared for both ups and downs.

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$STRC, $MSTR and $BTC all down? You know, almost everything in this space is brutally predictable once you understand how diseased the entire system has become. Crypto needs a reset. A real one. No Saylors. No KOLs. No launchpads. No insiders manufacturing hype. No idiots expecting a 100x overnight while someone else prepares to dump on them. This space does not need another cycle of leverage, worship and extraction. It needs to be torn back down to something that actually deserves to exist. On the other hand, anyone who has been in this space long enough knows that lows like this are nothing unusual. The real problem is that the same fiat minded idiots who ruined traditional finance have now flooded into Bitcoin and crypto, gathered around the same grifters, and turned the entire market into another casino built on leverage, worship and extraction.

the fact it's being asked this way indicates it is not the bottom.

$1.3 BILLION IBIT DARK POOL DUMP SHAKES BITCOIN MARKET A massive $1.29 billion dark pool block trade hit BlackRock’s $IBIT this morning, marking what traders are calling one of the largest institutional Bitcoin ETF prints ever recorded. The trade reportedly crossed around 10:30am at roughly $43.16 per share, with the single candle exceeding IBIT’s average daily trading volume by itself. Traders say the block sale coincided with sharp downside pressure on Bitcoin’s price action. Dark pool tracking accounts noted the transaction dwarfed prior IBIT institutional prints dating back to March 2024. Rumors are now circulating that the move could trigger the largest single-day Bitcoin ETF outflow on record if confirmed. At the same time, institutional options flow showed nearly $1 million flowing into December 2026 $45 IBIT call options, suggesting at least some large players remain bullish longer term despite today’s apparent liquidation.

Vitalik is steering EF away from the "growth at all costs" playbook. Smaller ship, more opinionated, focused on censorship-resistance, formal verification, and making sure Ethereum isn't just another fast chain with a thin veneer of decentralization. He's choosing longevity over breadth. Selling less ETH. Pushing for provably bug-free code and intermediary minimization. That's the kind of "unreasonable" that actually matters. Most crypto projects talk about resilience. They build for extraction. EF is shifting toward something closer to what we need: systems designed to survive, not to exit. This is exactly what @untradingOrg set out to do from the beginning. Solvency first. No counterparty risk. No debt. A mechanism built to last, not to cash out. The foundation sees itself as one node among many. That's healthy. The rest of the industry should take notes. @VitalikButerin @ethereumfndn