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Trump: "We are negotiating whether to make a deal or not, I don't care."
"The reason is because we have won."
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Oil halts its decline and rises again amid the ongoing paralysis in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the two-week truce announced by Donald Trump, Brent crude traded higher near USD 97, as maritime traffic in the area remains below 10% of its normal volume and peace talks in Pakistan face serious doubts. Tensions reignited after recent Israeli attacks in Lebanon and reports that Iran charges multimillion-dollar tolls to the few ships that manage to pass. Although the week would close with an accumulated decline of over 10%, the market remains cautious due to damage to Saudi infrastructure and Ira
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The price of Bitcoin reached $73,351.96 (+0.49%) supported by lower-than-expected inflation data in the U.S. and a massive inflow of $358 million into spot Bitcoin ETFs, led by BlackRock's IBIT and the newly launched Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust. Additionally, a forced liquidation of over $427 million in short positions in the derivatives market amplified the rally, with analysts pointing to a possible 'liquidation cascade' if the price surpasses $73,500–$75,000.
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Charlie Munger: "The whole trick of the game is to have some opportunities where you know that something is better than average and only invest where you have that extra knowledge."
"And if you get just a few opportunities, that's enough."
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A newly created wallet deposited $3M USDC into HyperLiquid and purchased 123,127 HYPE tokens at an average price of $40.6.
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"Michael Saylor and his Bitcoin accumulation strategy remain active in 2026. Today they added 902 $BTC more. The interesting part is not just the purchase. It's the signal: while many doubt, they keep executing. Serious question: do you see this as long-term conviction or as a too aggressive bet?"
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Recently, exchanges have been showing red numbers due to the market downturn. But CoinDesk's report released a rather strange piece of data about Gate. I mean, while almost the entire industry is losing liquidity, they managed to do two things: climb to the 3rd place globally in spot volume and enter the top 3 historically in the crypto derivatives market. Well, considering this widespread volume drought... what operational adjustments or user retention strategies do you think they are implementing to capture that market share?
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$BTC lost $128B in less than 1 hour when Israel attacked Iran on February 28. The price dropped from $65,500 to $63,038 within minutes. Pure blood.
Look, it wasn't a technical drop. It was pure macro risk, the kind that doesn't notify on-chain.
The rebound came... but those with tight stops were already liquidated.
How do you manage your exposure when the risk comes from the news and not the chart?
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**The CLARITY Act has already passed the House. Now it’s stuck in the Senate.**
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins just made it clear: Congress needs to act now before another hostile regulator comes along and tears everything down.
Uh, that phrase “rebellious regulators” isn’t accidental. It’s a direct warning: today’s pro-crypto SEC could be replaced tomorrow, and without solid legislation, everything built collapses.
The CLARITY Act defines who regulates what — SEC or CFTC — and sets limits on the jurisdictional war that has paralyzed the industry for years.
Atkins has already signed the coordination
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That happened on February 28 when Israel attacked Iran and crypto dropped to the floor. BTC fell 6% to $63,600. ETH lost more than 8%. In other words, geopolitics always activates the same pattern in 3 phases: Oil rises → expected inflation → pressure on risk assets The dollar strengthens → more downward pressure on crypto If the conflict prolongs → BTC awakens as "digital gold" and attracts capital This time, the full cycle lasted weeks. BTC is now at $72K after the ceasefire on April 8. Do you think $BTC has already proven to be a store of value in a real crisis, or was it just a technical
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Gate $GT has just made a move: Pre-IPO products available for exchange users, uh, I mean, access to projects before they hit the traditional spot market. How it works in practice: you bet USDT, mint PreTokens, and trade on the PreToken spot market while waiting for the official listing. If the delivery fails at closing, you lose the staked USDT. No nuances. The interesting part isn't the upside, which exists, but the timing: entering before the open market discovers the price. That used to be territory exclusive to institutional funds. Has anyone already used Pre-Market on Gate before this la
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Short selling against Ethereum $ETH is frightening several people. Culper Research swears that we are entering a "death spiral" due to the 90% drop in fees after the Fusaka upgrade. But let's see... Vitalik isn't even fazed and charts this technical path, you know? Expand the native Layer 1 by raising the Gas limit. Have Layer 2s stop just scaling and provide real value, like privacy or specific virtual machines. Of these two approaches Vitalik proposes, which specific utility of Layer 2s do you see as more technically feasible to retain ecosystem liquidity in the face of regulatory pressure?
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Oil futures today left us stunned. Someone put 950 million on the downside right before the $TRUMP announcement.
Check out the data:
1. 8,600 contracts pulled in one move, without splitting.
2. Down 15% after the truce, you know?
3. Last month, it happened again 15 minutes earlier.
How do you regulate an ecosystem where insiders trade with the president’s agenda in hand?
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The Ethereum Foundation just transferred 5,000 $ETH to stablecoins. Some people panic when they see that, huh... but after tracking these on-chain movements for years, I tell you it's pure corporate treasury, you understand? There are no strange conspiracies today.
Those funds have two exact missions:
1. To ensure basic operational funding to keep the network running without depending on volatility.
2. To pay grants so that ecosystem developers can continue building peacefully.
In other words, they are securing the project's long-term survival. How much does your market perspective change whe
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The geopolitical risk premium drops sharply today after the truce between the United States and Iran is confirmed. Look—everyone is singing victory at the same time, which is pretty classic when market pressure starts to truly choke things up.
The scenario boils down to 3 key points:
1. Trump freezes bombings for two weeks with an innegotiable condition: open the Strait of Hormuz right now.
2. Iran agrees to sit down in Pakistan under the line that it has already met all its military objectives.
3. Israel also jumps in and stops operations.
Ehh... after years of watching these confli
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CryptoMarketSeesVolatility and it’s not for doubting, it’s for acting.
The market continues to move with sharp changes, but the level of volatility is no longer the chaos of previous cycles: now there is more structure, more institutional money, and more big players watching the table.
1. Volatility has become part of the strategy, not a surprise.
2. Bitcoin continues to set the pace: when it moves, the rest of the market moves with it, almost without exception.
3. Institutional inflows are supporting the narrative, even when the price is shaken.
What do you prefer: to go against the risk in t
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Iran-U.S. Conflict, Crypto Oil 2026: Attacks on Beyk Bridge in Karaj destroy critical infrastructure, Brent already +$109/barrel, WTI 111+. Energy prices spike inflation and shut down mining farms.
1 Bitcoin Mining: With electricity at $0.08/kWh, Antminer S19 costs $5.8/day vs $3.6 before—our farms in subsidized areas have already cut 20% hashrate due to blackouts in Alborz. Iran drops from 5% global to <2%.
2 Inflation tightens: Restrictive Fed and ECB weigh on risk-assets, L2 fees rise with base energy. Safe haven: BTC resists censorship in wars, but S&P correlation is high—our mistake w
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Twitter ( I mean, X) is implementing a heavy measure against cryptocurrency scams in 2026: if your account mentions crypto for the first time, it will be automatically locked until you verify your identity.
Notice that... after auditing a bunch of hacks on the platform, where hacked accounts promote fake tokens out of nowhere, this aims to cut the problem at the root. Our biggest mistake in past campaigns was not anticipating these locks, and we lost organic reach.
1. Detection: Algorithm flags accounts with no crypto history that post promos.
2. Lock: Auto-lock until verification (ID or sim
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Petróleo above $97 per barrel this week, and it’s no longer just a commodity: it’s tightening global liquidity and risk appetite in crypto.
1. Strong dollar + tighter finances: high energy costs strengthen USD, reduce liquidity for $BTC /ETH, and miners pay more for electricity. Our worst mistake was ignoring this in 2024 and liquidating in panic.
2. EIA inventories rise by 5.45M barrels, but OPEP+ plans +206kb/d in April; geopolitical tensions keep prices high.
3. Ripple effect: corporate margins fall, inflation persists despite “moderate” IPC, and crypto remains risk-averse versus sto
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Today, Bitcoin closed pressured around $66,000–$67,000 on Kraken and other exchanges, with a decline of about 1.5–2% in 24 hours and an intraday low near $66,400.
The overall crypto market corrected after several days of geopolitical tensions, tariffs, and outflows from $BTC ETFs, dropping from peaks close to $80,000–$82,000 to a environment of widespread selling.
Global market capitalization again hovered around $2.2–$2.3 trillion, with a slight retracement compared to previous highs, indicating that the pullback was more pronounced in altcoins than in Bitcoin.
Major altcoins like Ethereum a
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