Habibies! Do you know? What struck me first is that creative work is not always stolen in a clean, obvious way.
@Openledger #OpenLedger
Sometimes it is just smoothed until the person behind it gets harder to see.
I think that is where OpenLedger Token becomes interesting.
Not as a loud ownership story, but as a quieter memory problem inside AI-native systems.
On the surface, creative data looks like content moving through models, agents, remix tools, and generated outputs.
That sounds norma...
BREAKING: Bitcoin just dropped below $72,000 after Michael Saylor's Strategy disclosed its first Bitcoin sale in 3.5 years.
In December 2022, Strategy sold 704 BTC to realize a tax loss, then bought back 810 BTC just 2 days later.
This sale is 32 BTC worth $2.5 million.
Earlier last month Saylor said, "Strategy could sell Bitcoin to fund dividends, but it would buy 20 BTC for every one it sells"
Strategy still holds 843,706 BTC, roughly 4% of Bitcoin's entire supply purchased for $63.86 bil...
Strategy last week sold 32 BTC – this could be the company's first sale after many years of the "never sell" mantra 🤬
🔽 BTC is falling below $72,500, which led to the liquidation of longs worth nearly $100 million in the last two hours.
Among analysts, the opinion still prevails that this is not about a change in course or capitulation, but about a technical sale – for tax, rebalancing, or corporate needs. Nevertheless, the fact remains a fact.
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‼️$BTC has once again respected the levels we’ve been discussing over the past few days. The inability to reclaim $74.2K kept the pressure on price, and as expected, BTC has now moved back down into the $72.6K area.
This level is important because it lines up with both the previous week low and previous month low. So far, it’s acting as support, but it’s still too early to call it a bottom.
The bigger picture remains the same. As long as BTC stays below $74.2K, the risk of another move lower r...