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#	Exchange	Pairs	Price	+2%Depth	-2%Depth	Volume (24h)
1	BingX	MUSDT	1.22945	$412.15	$474.37	26,878
2	MEXC Global	MUSDT	1.11477	$412.15	$474.37	61,094
3	gate.io	MUSDT	1.1151	$412.15	$474.37	108,341
4	Bitget	MUSDT	1.11656	$412.15	$474.37	147,599
5	Hotbit	MUSDT	1.105489	$412.15	$474.37	1,616,193

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#	Unlock Date	Unlock Amount	Unlock Value	Total Supply %	Unlock Details
1	2026/09/15	369.73K	$411.53K	0%	1
2	2026/09/16	369.73K	$411.53K	0%	1
3	2026/09/17	369.73K	$411.53K	0%	1
4	2026/09/18	369.73K	$411.53K	0%	1
5	2026/09/19	369.73K	$411.53K	0%	1

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Doctor Profit 🇨🇭

08-03 14:32

#Bitcoin – What's Next? Sunday's Key Report: Everything We Need to Know 🚩 Technical Analysis/Lifecycle Assessment/Psychological Analysis: Let's look at the charts to understand the current market situation, market expectations, and what might happen next. As always, the Golden Rule applies: the masses are wrong. Currently, we can roughly consider three camps in the market. Most people believe Bitcoin will bottom out between September and October, with a price between $40,000 and $50,000. The second camp believes the bottom has already formed, and the third camp believes the bottom will be between $28,000 and $33,000. The most supported view is currently that the bottom will be between $40,000 and $50,000, which is also the prevailing opinion. The key point is: back in October 2025, when Bitcoin reached its peak of $120,000, I predicted a bottom of $40,000 to $50,000. At that time, almost no one listened to my predictions; everyone was expecting new all-time highs. Back then, the masses scoffed at these targets, but now they treat them like gospel. I recently adjusted my ultimate target: no longer $40,000-$50,000, but rather the current $54,000 range as a highly attractive area. Since I announced this, I've been buying Bitcoin and Ethereum with a 5% position in the $54,000 to $64,000 range. The key is this: when the entire market agrees on the same bottom target within the same month, that target loses its validity. The bottom the masses are waiting for won't appear the way they expect. They're just repeating my previous predictions. I've changed my strategy. For example, they now believe in the four-year cycle, but scoffed at it at the $120,000 high. If they believed in the four-year cycle, why didn't they? Why are they so fixated on the cycle low now? The answer lies in their greed. We are still in a bear market, and that's why I'm buying. Bitcoin isn't in a bull market, it's in a bear market. And that's why I'm buying. It's easy to understand: fools only see two states: bull market or bear market. Like a fool rushing into an intersection the moment the traffic light turns yellow without looking left or right, assuming the next second will be green just because it was red a second ago. Only a fool would rush into a yellow light without knowing what's coming next. The same applies to markets. They aren't simply "bull" or "bear" markets, especially when significant tops and bottoms are forming. The biggest opportunities often arise during market transitions, but it's also during these transitions that most people are most confused. When I say I expect the bear market to end, it doesn't mean we've entered a bull market. What I mean is that I accumulate during a bear market because I believe its final stages are approaching. And this is precisely when historically risk-adjusted returns are highest. The biggest investment opportunities often appear in bear markets, not after everyone thinks the bull market has begun. So, let me be clear: we are still in a bear market. I've never denied that. The difference is that I buy before market sentiment becomes clear. Those who see things in black and white don't understand that accumulation happens before confirmation. By the time the market officially enters a bull market in the public eye, the biggest opportunities have often already passed. I am actively accumulating Bitcoin, and my purchase history will be shared in real-time with VIP members. Every purchase and every dollar-cost averaging (DCA) I make is shared in real-time among premium members, so I cannot disclose my specific entry points. However, accumulation has begun, and I look forward to accumulating more Bitcoin, Ethereum, and some altcoins. Information on these altcoins will only be shared among premium members. Click here to join premium membership: 200-Week Moving Average: History Repeatedly Proves This Bitcoin has once again fallen below the 200-week moving average on the weekly chart. This is not a problem at all. We all know that Bitcoin has fallen below the 200-week moving average many times in history. In fact, every time Bitcoin falls below the 200-week moving average, it has been an excellent buying opportunity, and history has proven my point. Look at the chart: the buy zone is exactly where the current price is trading, just below the 200-week moving average, and a bottoming pattern is forming. This is not a panic area, but the area where I build my position. Saylor Wants to Sell Where I Bought Now let's talk about the most attention-grabbing news this week. Saylor is considering selling $5 billion worth of Bitcoin, which is exactly the price at which I recently started building my position. Please read it again. The man who swore he'd never sell, scoffed at all my warnings, and kept buying at leveraged prices of $100,000, $110,000, and $120,000, is now considering selling $5 billion at the bottom of the cycle—precisely the area I've been cautiously and slowly buying into these past few days. I publicly warned Saylor at the top, advising him to take profits at $115,000 to $125,000. He refused, even mocking the idea of selling, and now his trading structure is forcing him to sell at $60,000 instead of $120,000. This is the consequence of not having a plan: the market will make a plan for you, and the market's plan is always worse than the plan you refuse to make. If Saylor's $5 billion eventually falls into my target area, I'll welcome it. A trapped whale forced to sell is a liquidity event that marks the accumulation phase. I plan to buy any stock between $54,000 and $64,000 as planned, and if Saylor's supply allows us to buy at a lower price, my average entry point will be more favorable. Positioning for October The chart shows the future trend: a bottoming pattern will gradually form in the coming weeks. The buy range is 54,000 to 64,000 shares. This is entirely consistent with all the plans I've developed since the strategy adjustment. Larger blocks of 40,000 to 50,000 shares will be available between September and October. I am currently accumulating 54,000 to 64,000 shares.Click here to join our premium membership: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute any financial advice.

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Lyn Alden

08-03 14:20

My wife left with me today. She said it was because I "talked too much." I said the yen carry trade was a $20 trillion leveraged bet that the Bank of Japan would never normalize interest rates, and she said, "I'm taking that dog with me." Let me explain what I was trying to explain to her. For thirty years, Japanese interest rates have been at zero. Zero. Free money. So the whole world borrowed yen at zero cost and bought almost anything that could generate yield. Government bonds, Mexican pesos, Nasdaq stocks, and your uncle's cryptocurrency. That's carry trade. It's not a strategy. It's just shorting volatility in business casual attire. Then, in August 2024, the Bank of Japan raised rates by 15 basis points. 15 basis points! The yen plummeted, the Nikkei fell 12% in a single day, and the VIX soared to 65. That's volatility. That's the trailer. She said, "You said this last year." I said, "Yes," and I was right, the market just forgot about it, and then she started packing her bags. Japan's debt is about 250% of its GDP. The Bank of Japan holds more than half of Japan's government bonds. They are the market itself. There's no price discovery mechanism here, just a guy in Tokyo, a printer, and a dream. Every basis point that long-term interest rates rise, they have to pay real money for debts that can never be repaid. So, what do you do when you can neither default nor repay? Inflate. You always get inflation. It's the only tool that doesn't require anyone's vote. She said, "Our marriage counselor thinks you have anxiety." I said your marriage counselor has no idea what 30-year Japanese government bonds are doing. She said, "Nobody knows what 30-year Japanese government bonds are doing, that's the point, Paul." My name isn't Paul. We've come this far. Anyway, I have canned food, a laminated Kagoshima yield curve on my bedside table, and nobody can explain it to me. So now it's your turn. Get ready.

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Vivek Sen

08-03 09:56

When asked if he would hold Bitcoin in his account, President Trump replied: "I've become a big fan of cryptocurrency... I'm a fan of cryptocurrency." First president to endorse cryptocurrency 🚀

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Vivek Sen

08-03 09:23

Breaking News: Jim Cramer just announced on CNBC live that he is about to sell all his Bitcoin due to the quantum threat. "I'm selling my Bitcoin." "You should be panicking about this three years from now." We're back in force! 🚀

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Dr.Hash“Wesley”

08-03 05:53

Today, I want to share an experience I had on Kraken. I'm a complete cryptocurrency newbie, and this was my first time using Kraken. I only wanted to exchange USDC for USD. Unfortunately, because USDT and USD differ by only one letter, I accidentally selected USDT instead of USD. I didn't realize my mistake until the transaction was complete. In less than a minute, this small misoperation cost me approximately 810 USDT—over $800. To be honest, I was shocked and frustrated. Like many beginners, I assumed all major stablecoins had roughly the same value, so exchanging them would result in almost no loss. I never dreamed that such a simple mistake would cost me more than 1% of my funds. I immediately contacted Kraken customer service, hoping they would understand it was an unintentional mistake and review my case, or at least consider making an exception. To my further disappointment, almost all responses came from AI. I was unable to reach a real customer service representative. The only explanation I received was that the transaction had already been executed, the conversion details were displayed before confirmation, and therefore could not be reversed or refunded. I understand Kraken may not have violated its own rules, and I acknowledge that the final amount received was displayed before I confirmed the transaction. However, I believe that "information was displayed" does not necessarily mean "new users truly understand its meaning." As a novice, all I saw was what I considered a normal stablecoin conversion. I had absolutely no idea that the numbers displayed on the confirmation page meant I was about to lose over $800. How terrible is it if a platform expects users to identify price differences exceeding $800 on their own, instead of proactively warning them of an unusually unfavorable conversion outcome? I don't think such a user experience is friendly—especially for beginners. I believe a platform responsible for its clients' assets shouldn't just display numbers. It should also be designed to help users avoid obvious mistakes that could lead to significant financial losses. Cryptocurrencies are complex enough on their own. The risks users bear should come from the market itself, not from a product design that allows users to make costly mistakes so easily. This experience has deeply disappointed me and almost completely destroyed my trust in Kraken. I'm not questioning Kraken's rules, nor am I asking for special treatment. I'm simply requesting that @kraken and @krakensupport review my case, seriously consider improving the user experience, provide real-person support when users genuinely make mistakes, and consider offering a one-time solution for users who made unintentional errors. If this happened to me…

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MartyParty

08-03 05:45

India’s money supply (M3) hit a record high of 318 trillion rupees.

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Doctor Profit 🇨🇭

08-03 05:42

#Bitcoin – What's Next? Sunday's Key Report: Everything We Need to Know 🚩 Technical Analysis/Lifecycle Assessment/Psychological Analysis: Let's look at the charts to understand the current market situation, market expectations, and what might happen next. As always, the Golden Rule applies: the masses are wrong. Currently, we can roughly consider three camps in the market. Most people believe Bitcoin will bottom out between September and October, with a price between $40,000 and $50,000. The second camp believes the bottom has already formed, and the third camp believes the bottom will be between $28,000 and $33,000. The most supported view is currently that the bottom will be between $40,000 and $50,000, which is also the prevailing opinion. The key point is: back in October 2025, when Bitcoin reached its peak of $120,000, I predicted a bottom of $40,000 to $50,000. At that time, almost no one listened to my predictions; everyone was expecting new all-time highs. Back then, the masses scoffed at these targets, but now they treat them like gospel. I recently adjusted my ultimate target: no longer $40,000-$50,000, but rather the current $54,000 range as a highly attractive area. Since I announced this, I've been buying Bitcoin and Ethereum with a 5% position in the $54,000 to $64,000 range. The key is this: when the entire market agrees on the same bottom target within the same month, that target loses its validity. The bottom the masses are waiting for won't appear the way they expect. They're just repeating my previous predictions. I've changed my strategy. For example, they now believe in the four-year cycle, but scoffed at it at the $120,000 high. If they believed in the four-year cycle, why didn't they? Why are they so fixated on the cycle low now? The answer lies in their greed. We are still in a bear market, and that's why I'm buying. Bitcoin isn't in a bull market, it's in a bear market. And that's why I'm buying. It's easy to understand: fools only see two states: bull market or bear market. Like a fool rushing into an intersection the moment the traffic light turns yellow without looking left or right, assuming the next second will be green just because it was red a second ago. Only a fool would rush into a yellow light without knowing what's coming next. The same applies to markets. They aren't simply "bull" or "bear" markets, especially when significant tops and bottoms are forming. The biggest opportunities often arise during market transitions, but it's also during these transitions that most people are most confused. When I say I expect the bear market to end, it doesn't mean we've entered a bull market. What I mean is that I accumulate during a bear market because I believe its final stages are approaching. And this is precisely when historically risk-adjusted returns are highest. The biggest investment opportunities often appear in bear markets, not after everyone thinks the bull market has begun. So, let me be clear: we are still in a bear market. I've never denied that. The difference is that I buy before market sentiment becomes clear. Those who see things in black and white don't understand that accumulation happens before confirmation. By the time the market officially enters a bull market in the public eye, the biggest opportunities have often already passed. I am actively accumulating Bitcoin, and my purchase history will be shared in real-time with VIP members. Every purchase and every dollar-cost averaging (DCA) I make is shared in real-time among premium members, so I cannot disclose my specific entry points. However, accumulation has begun, and I look forward to accumulating more Bitcoin, Ethereum, and some altcoins. Information on these altcoins will only be shared among premium members. Click here to join premium membership: 200-Week Moving Average: History Repeatedly Proves This Bitcoin has once again fallen below the 200-week moving average on the weekly chart. This is not a problem at all. We all know that Bitcoin has fallen below the 200-week moving average many times in history. In fact, every time Bitcoin falls below the 200-week moving average, it has been an excellent buying opportunity, and history has proven my point. Look at the chart: the buy zone is exactly where the current price is trading, just below the 200-week moving average, and a bottoming pattern is forming. This is not a panic area, but the area where I build my position. Saylor Wants to Sell Where I Bought Now let's talk about the most attention-grabbing news this week. Saylor is considering selling $5 billion worth of Bitcoin, which is exactly the price at which I recently started building my position. Please read it again. The man who swore he'd never sell, scoffed at all my warnings, and kept buying in at $100,000, $110,000, and $120,000 with leverage, is now considering selling $5 billion at the bottom of the cycle—precisely the area I've been cautiously and slowly buying in these past few days. I publicly warned Saylor at the top, suggesting he take profits at $115,000 to $125,000. He refused, even mocking the idea of selling, and now his trading structure is forcing him to sell at $60,000 instead of $120,000. This is the consequence of not having a plan: the market will make a plan for you, and the market's plan is always worse than the plan you refuse to make. If Saylor's $5 billion eventually falls into my target area, I'll welcome it. A trapped whale forced to sell is a liquidity event that marks the accumulation phase. I plan to buy as planned at any price between $54,000 and $64,000; if Saylor's supply allows us to get lower prices within this range, my average entry point will be even better. Positioning for October The chart shows the trend: a bottoming pattern will form in the coming weeks, and the buying range between $54,000 and $64,000 will remain active. The timeline points to early October. This aligns with all the plans I've developed since the transition. Most of the capital will reach $40,000 to $50,000 between September and October. I am currently accumulating $54,000 to $64,000.Click here to join our premium membership: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute any financial advice.

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Dan Held

08-03 03:08

Bitcoin promoter: I'm starting a fund to pool all the money I received from promoting COLDCARD and use it to compensate those whose promotions weren't as effective. Please contact me to send your promotional fees. 🫡

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MartyParty

08-03 01:45

Companies like Anthropologie possess more robust models, inaccessible to the public. The Financial Intelligence Center (FIC) is leveraging these models to discover and exploit vulnerabilities in all digital systems, including transaction security, distributed systems, and military security systems. This covers all "hacking" and exploits from 2026 to the Coldcard incident. You won't hear anything about transaction or military vulnerabilities—believe me, there are indeed many security vulnerabilities currently, but distributed system vulnerabilities will be making headlines. Track fund flows and understand the strategies behind them. Asset stripping is in full swing before the system is reset. Autonomy is not in their plans. You will be forced to use sub-custody solutions. This is Moore's Law at work. Soon, models will audit models. Soon, models will design new models. Vulnerabilities will be eliminated before the new system goes live. In my view: the brave will be rewarded. Subordinates will be ousted and slaughtered. The new financial system will be thoroughly tested, and weaknesses will be eliminated. For those left out, this reset will be brutal. Do you think this can work with debt at 130% of GDP? A surveillance model is being established. The Chinese model. Financial Intelligence Centers (FICs) are transnational; they are global. Iran: The only force supporting US debt is US military power. It needs to demonstrate its power by occupying chokepoints and displaying strength. This isn't over yet. More trade routes will be cut off, more chaos will occur. Without rare earth elements, humanity cannot evolve further, so follow the resources. Benner: The 1929 financial crisis was no coincidence. The 2029 financial crisis, 100 years later, is man-made. The monetary system is reset. When everything returns to normal, the self-reliant will become the new elite, just like the elite after the Great Depression. I might be wrong, but I'm here to watch the show and to remain self-reliant. 🍿 My argument remains: Bitcoin—pure capital. Solana, SUI—value transfer, tokenization, execution. Instant messaging. Just like Linux survived and continues to run the world.

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Teslaconomics

08-03 00:16

I knew I was destined for wealth from the day I was born. Now I'm planning how to one day become a billionaire like Tesla. And all of this will depend on whether I own shares in this company, a company with a generational leader and an exceptional team that will achieve milestones many consider impossible. I'm referring to: 1/ 1 million self-driving taxis in operation 2/ 10 million active FSD (Fully Autonomous Vehicle) subscribers 3/ 1 million Optimus self-driving robots delivered annually 4/ Adjusted EBITDA of $400 billion 5/ 20 million vehicles produced cumulatively 6/ A market capitalization of $8.5 trillion People are laughing at me now because these goals sound crazy. But remember, they all laughed at electric cars back then. They laughed at FSD. They laughed at self-driving taxis. They laughed at Optimus. If Tesla achieves even a small fraction of its roadmap, its current valuation will seem insignificant in the long run. I'm not worried about the stock price today. That's why I'm still holding and fully committed.

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