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📊 A report states that 96% of crypto projects would be built on an illusion.
A report published by QUASA provides an extremely critical assessment of the crypto industry. According to its authors, 96% of projects valued at more than one billion dollars would have virtually no organic traffic, no real users, and little or no revenue.
The report also claims that 95% of blockchains would actually be highly centralized, that 98% of trading volumes would be artificially inflated by wash trading, and that many valuations rely more on speculation than on real adoption.
The authors believe that listing fees from major centralized platforms and certain market practices may have contributed to the failure of thousands of legitimate projects.
However, these conclusions remain QUASA’s, and they are disputed by part of the industry, which points out that networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana show millions of users, billions of dollars in value locked, and significant on-chain activity.
👽💸 Someone risked $1.1 million on Polymarket... betting that no extraterrestrial would show up to interrupt a World Cup match.
Brazilian influencer Vó Bahiana, followed by about 24 million followers on Instagram, posted a video claiming that aliens would appear during the Brazil – Scotland match in Miami and start removing players and supporters.
The video quickly went viral, to the point that Polymarket opened a market allowing people to bet on whether this prediction would come true.
One user then wagered nearly $1.1 million on “No.” After the final whistle and the complete absence of any alien invasion, he won his bet... with a profit of about 1,170,$ just.
A completely outlandish Risk/Reward strategy, with a return of around 0.1%, even though the prediction had very little chance of happening.
Football and crypto both reward patience. Which is the one skill you can use in crypto and on the football arena? Patience. Not every opportunity needs an immediate reaction. Great results come to those who stay focused and wait for the right moment. #WhoIsNumber9 @Binance Angels
🇪🇺 The European Union is set to ban anonymous crypto accounts and force the withdrawal of privacy-focused cryptocurrencies by 2027...
Starting July 2027, the new EU anti-money laundering (AML) regulation will impose several major changes: - Cash payments will be capped at €10,000 - Anonymous crypto accounts will be prohibited - Regulated platforms will have to delist privacy-centric cryptocurrencies from their offerings.
This reform is part of the tightening of anti-money laundering rules across the European Union and marks a new phase in the monitoring of digital financial transactions.
📉 Some analysts believe that the chances of a strong “Uptober” for Bitcoin in 2026 are lower than usual.
There is a historical correlation between Bitcoin’s performance in the first half of the year and its performance in the fourth quarter since 2012. When Bitcoin performs strongly in the first half of the year, Q4 has often also tended to be strong. Conversely, weaker first-half years have generally led to more modest year-end performances.
2026 would therefore currently fall into a less favorable zone if this pattern continues to hold.