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You gotta check out this data, it's seriously mind-blowing. The ETH supply on exchanges just hit levels we haven't seen since 2015! Like, literally the dinosaur ages of crypto. We're talking about a 43% drop since July, man. Think about it: only a measly 8.7% of all ETH is sitting on exchanges right now. It’s tied up in staking, chilling in those Layer-2s, shoved into DeFi, and just straight-up moved into long-term custody. This whole setup? It's the classic recipe for a supply shock, dude. Seriously, when supply gets this tight, the only logical direction for the price is up. We could be looking at a monster surge coming down the pike. Y'all better buckle up, because this tightening supply is a huge deal. #JasonDailyWeb3 #ETH

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Aster just dropped an ambitious 2026 roadmap, focusing on core infrastructure (Aster Chain L1) and RWA. Features like Shield Mode and strategy orders show they are targeting both privacy and professional trading. To me, this is a comprehensive plan to grow the ecosystem from the ground up to the end-user. $ASTER @Aster DEX

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Bank of America’s (BOA) official recommendation to allocate to $BTC is extremely important news, a real major turning point! BOA is the second-largest bank in the US, managing up to $2.67 trillion USD in assets. Now, they are not only allowing customers access to 4 major Bitcoin ETFs (BITB, FBTC, BTC, IBIT) from January 5th but are also recommending a 1%–4% allocation into crypto for wealthy clients. This is a completely official change in stance. Previously, their financial advisors were not allowed to directly suggest crypto products. BOA's recommendation to invest in BTC is an extremely strong signal, an incredibly strong signal, showing that Bitcoin has transitioned from a 'fringe risk' asset to a 'legitimate' asset that needs to be allocated in portfolios. This move comes just one day after Vanguard reversed its stance and allowed crypto ETF trading. Financial giants are reversing their positions one after another, viewing Bitcoin (at a 1%-4% allocation) as equivalent in risk to the 'Magnificent 7' stock group. We are witnessing large capital starting to flow, truly starting to flow, into this space now.

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Tuesday, Nov 2nd, 2025. Major Shakeout! The biggest news today is the US is fast-tracking stablecoin rules (FDIC & Fed) , i expect a clearer framework in December. Good for long-term clarity. However, Bitcoin mining is at record lows, profitability is shrinking fast. Money is still entering ETFs ($8.4M) but weak projects are being filtered: OKX delisted several tokens. A $WLFI whale also dumped $11 million onto Binance. Be careful out there! #jasondailyweb3

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