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#美伊和谈巴方称协议文本已定
One line from Pakistan, "text is finalized", and oil prices take a nosedive. The crypto crowd starts dreaming of a peace dividend again. But the more I look at this news, the more it feels off.

The so-called "finalized" refers to what the mediator, Pakistan, said, not what the parties involved claimed. At the same time, Trump publicly slammed Iran's draft, saying it was "completely disconnected from reality", while Iran countered that the U.S. claim of a "signature in Geneva on Sunday" is pure nonsense. The two main players are publicly slapping each other, and yet the mediator announces the text is settled—this isn’t peace, it’s clearly just lip service. Even U.S. officials are only confident about 80% to 85%, leaving room for a potential collapse at any moment. Remember how optimistic Islamabad was back in April? That ended with talks breaking down, WTI spiking 8% in a single day, and crypto getting wrecked.

What’s more painful is that even if they do sign, Hormuz won’t return to "free passage"; Iran is tightly holding onto control, and the geopolitical premium on oil simply won’t evaporate. This round saw $BTC crash from 70k to just over 60k, and ETF outflows hit 1.7 billion in a single week, the worst since February 2025. The real culprit isn’t the Middle East; it’s the Fed—strong non-farm payrolls in May, a halt in rate cut expectations, and soaring Treasury yields mean funds would rather grab interest-bearing bonds than touch non-yielding Bitcoin.

Even if the Middle East stone is moved, the mountainous pressure from the Fed on crypto hasn’t budged an ounce. Are you sure this is a bottom signal, or just another script for someone to dump on the next batch of retail investors?

#霍尔木兹海峡 #比特币 #加密市场

#Anthropic Two powerful models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, suddenly went offline for all users. The reason isn’t that the servers blew up or the products flopped, but that the U.S. Department of Commerce, citing national security, demanded a cut-off of access for all foreign nationals.

Note, all foreign nationals.

Whether you’re in the U.S. or overseas, even Anthropic’s own foreign employees are included in this restriction. To comply, Anthropic ultimately decided to shut down both models entirely.

The most shocking part isn’t the shutdown itself, but that it has opened many eyes to the reality:

You thought #AI would be as accessible as utilities;
But the top-tier AI capabilities are starting to be regulated like chips, computing power, and critical technologies on a “control list.”

The official logic is about security risks, concerned that the most powerful models could be used for cyberattacks or vulnerability exploitation in high-risk scenarios. Anthropic’s rebuttal was straightforward: if this standard holds, then all cutting-edge models might be trapped by the same logic in the future.

Who’s right or wrong aside, what’s truly important is the action itself.

In the past, when people talked about decentralized AI, many thought it was just a buzzword from the crypto space; discussions about computing sovereignty felt too distant; talk of anti-censorship seemed a bit exaggerated.

But now reality has slapped us in the face:

When the strongest intelligence starts to be allocated based on nationality,
When whether you can use a model depends on a letter,
When a company's global user base can be collectively shut down in a matter of hours,

You realize AI is no longer just a tool.

It’s becoming a new strategic resource.

What may truly be scarce in the future isn’t just model capability, but who has the right to access it, deploy it, and own it.

So, this situation is actually a validation for crypto and decentralized AI.

Not because decentralized AI has already won,
But because the risks of centralized AI have finally been brought to the forefront. #美国命令Anthropic暂停外籍用户AI访问 #AIAgents

Pakistan's got the peace clock ticking again: Shabaz tweeted, finalizing within 24 hours. But on the same day, US forces shot down several Iranian drones that were firing at merchant ships in Hormuz. While the countdown's on, they're loading up for a showdown at sea—this isn’t the calm before the storm, it’s clearly a show for the market.

What I’m more concerned about is: who’s holding this stopwatch? The mediator, Pakistan, is calling it 24 hours, but the real players, the US and Iran, are keeping their cards close to their chests—Iran's foreign minister said they "cannot confirm consensus with the US" until all topics are settled, and the foreign ministry flat out said no signing tomorrow. The mediators are eager to claim the title of "peace facilitators," Trump’s itching for a victory headline, but the actual signers are in no rush. This clock is ticking for those who need to "win," not for folks like you who are ready to stake real cash.

Moreover, this "24 hours" isn’t anything new—Trump also shouted "24 hours to clarity" back in April. Once the countdown starts, funds rush to price in the peace expectations, and by the time the truth comes out, those who got in early have already bolted, leaving the latecomers to grab the last piece of the pie. A deadline that gets reset and pushed forward repeatedly often means that the opportunity to profit is gone before you even see the news.

The ones running the clock don’t need to sign, but the signers are still loading up. In these 24 hours, are you counting down to peace, or your own exit time?
#巴基斯坦称美伊协议或将24小时完成 #巴基斯坦 #原油 #加密货币

🚨Saylor finally dropped the most crucial line: Strategy must retain the ability to liquidate $BTC .

When this hit the airwaves, many folks immediately reacted with:
"Aren't we supposed to HODL and never sell?"

But the real kicker is, he never actually penned that into the company bylaws.

The whole "never sell" mantra is more like a faith narrative for individual HODLers; meanwhile, the company documents have always kept a different playbook: when necessary, BTC can be sold.

It's a tricky situation.

Retail traders hear: HODL, don’t sell, stay faithful.
The company’s stance is: if financing, interest payments, or cash flow pressures arise, selling is on the table.

Recently, Strategy made its first BTC sale since 2022, though it was a small amount—only 32 coins—but it’s significant. It wasn’t about market trends; it was to cover priority shareholder dividends.

That’s the crux of the matter.

When BTC is on the rise, Strategy is the "Bitcoin faith machine";
when BTC dips, it must revert to the company’s financial models.

Priority dividends won't pause just because BTC is in a downturn, and financing costs don't vanish with bearish market sentiment. As long as cash flow is tight, BTC becomes more than just a faith asset; it turns into a source of liquidity on the balance sheet.

So, the real takeaway here isn’t whether Saylor will sell, but rather:

A company propped up by BTC narratives ultimately can’t escape the real-world cash flow constraints.

In a bull market, "digital credit" sounds like a money printer;
In a bear market, it might just turn into a machine that needs constant fuel to keep running.

This isn’t Saylor’s faith breaking down.

This is the market finally spotting that backdoor that has always been there.

Do you think this line about "must be able to sell" is mature risk management,
or is it the flywheel starting to creak?
#Saylor称Strategy须能出售BTC #BTC

🚨#SBF Appeal Denied, 25-Year Sentence Upheld: The Final Chapter of an Old Crypto Saga

On the same day that Musk made headlines with the largest IPO in history and stocks started being tokenized, another chapter of crypto history reached its conclusion.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously rejected SBF's appeal, maintaining the original 25-year sentence. One cold line in the ruling stated that the evidence was "conservatively said to be extremely solid."

What’s worth reflecting on here isn’t just one person’s fate, but a crucial point many still haven't grasped:

Just because customers got their money back later doesn’t mean the initial actions were without issues.

Moreover, the so-called "119% compensation" isn't what many think. The payout was calculated based on the USD price at the lows of November 2022, but subsequently, both $BTC and $SOL have seen significant increases. Users received what was the converted "cash" at that time, but what they missed out on was the appreciation of the assets that originally belonged to them.

This calculation can't just be about surface numbers.

The FTX storm fundamentally altered the trust structure in the industry. Previously, people placed their funds on platforms mainly based on brand and reputation; it was later realized that trust can't rely solely on a simple "don't worry."

It’s precisely because of that lesson that proof of reserves, on-chain transparency, asset segregation, and compliance audits gradually became standard practices that leading platforms must now adhere to.

So, SBF's case isn't just an old case wrapped up.

It's more like a watershed moment for the crypto space, transitioning from reckless growth to transparent regulations.

The price of the past has already been paid; what truly matters going forward is:

Can this industry remember why it hurt so much?
#SBF上诉失败25年刑期维持 #FTX

At the moment of the biggest IPO ever, Musk became the first human to hit a trillion-dollar net worth, with a market cap of #SpaceX skyrocketing to $2 trillion, and Dogecoin "riding the wave" to a nearly 6% surge. It seems like a natural progression, but this is exactly where I want to throw some cold water on the hype.

With $SPCX 's issuance price at 135, opening at 150, and spiking over 170 during the session, this tangible wealth isn’t going to benefit Dogecoin even a single cent. The actual crypto reserves on SpaceX's balance sheet are $1.4 billion in Bitcoin, not Dogecoin; the entire "fundamentals" of $DOGE are merely the shadow of Musk's name. Even more awkward is that it actually dropped 18% a week before going public, with open contracts shrinking from $6 billion last October to just over $1 billion, and the fear and greed index dipping to single digits at one point. In a market gripped by extreme panic, bouncing back 6% on a single emotional headline isn’t a reversal; it’s textbook "buy the rumor, sell the news."

What I’m more concerned about is another signal that most people are skipping: on the same day, $SPCX ’s stock was tokenized on Solana. Capital is seriously discussing how to move equity onto the blockchain, while retail investors are still chasing after Musk’s dog. Do you think this 6% surge is the start of a new narrative, or just another name-based harvest? #狗狗币随SpaceX上市涨近6%

The promised dessert after the meal really dropped. I was on the road all morning and didn’t check in, but when I opened my account in the afternoon, I found out— it had quietly hit my spot wallet. 0.218 of $SPCXB , about $36.89, automatically chilling in the spot, still in the green, +5.76%. 😂

Don’t scoff at just over 30 bucks. It’s currently priced at $169.22 each, and SpaceX's stock yesterday debuted from a $135 pricing, opened at $150, and closed at $161, skyrocketing 19% on the first day. What’s even more interesting is: today is Saturday, the US stock market is closed, and the stock is frozen at Friday's close of $160.95, barely moving; yet my piece of SPCXB is still bouncing around trading at the $169 line this afternoon. At this moment, you probably understand where the strength of tokenized stocks lies—while the underlying stock is sleeping, this one is still awake.

I didn’t snag a single share of the underlying stock; the platform flipped me a piece that’s still rising, a chain-based SpaceX that doesn’t close on weekends. Traditional IPO failures just give you a cold "sorry, the event is over"; tokenization gives you something you can trade, something that fluctuates, even hopping around on weekends. RWA tokenization isn’t just a concept on a PPT, it takes the "IPO failure" situation, which is the coldest deadlock, and turns it into a dessert you can still serve on the weekend.

And they delivered on their promise—announcement of compensation in the front, and directly credited to the spot account in the back, with no "force majeure" nonsense in between. To put it plainly, this is free money; it’s great to have this kind of compensation, be grateful, and don’t overthink it.

So here’s the question: do you cash out this 0.218 piece for $36, or do you treat it as your first ticket to hop on the tokenized SpaceX ride? #SPCXB #SpaceX首日开盘超IPO价格29% #Spacex

🚨$TRUMP is back in the game, with a valuation shooting up to $2.1 billion.

The most magical part of this market is:

You thought the meme was dead,
but political memes just crawled back to life.

$TRUMP has surged over 20% in the last 24 hours, trading volume is back up, and market interest has returned. Many people's first reaction is:

"Why is this thing rising again?"

The answer is pretty straightforward.

$TRUMP isn't just about the coin,
but about the global attention that Trump himself brings.

Regular memes need a narrative,
$TRUMP is the narrative itself.

As long as American politics keeps stirring, as long as Trump remains in the headlines, and as long as the market loves the mix of 'politics + memes + emotions', this coin will never run out of topics.

Of course, this kind of setup is risky.

It's not value investing, it's not fundamental investing, it’s more like an emotion amplifier:
When the hype is up, it skyrockets; when the hype fades, it crashes without reason.

So what's really worth watching now isn't whether it has a $2.1 billion valuation, but a single question:

Will political memes become the emotional outlet for this market cycle?

If so, then $TRUMP might still be one of the unavoidable leaders.

Crypto can be pretty abstract sometimes:

While others rely on tech, it relies on votes.
While others depend on roadmaps, it leans on news headlines.

You might not like it, but you can't ignore it.
#TRUMP代币市值突破21亿美元 #Trump concept coin

🚨Just a moment ago, I was feeling a bit emo, but #币安 flipped the script with a "consolation prize."\n\nThe SpaceX IPO didn’t hit new heights, which is quite a bummer. Everyone was originally gunning for $SPCX , but in the end, the subscription failed, and funds were refunded. I think everyone’s sentiment is something like:\n\n"Missed the rocket launch, but hey, at least got my ticket back."\n\nHowever, I just saw the official announcement, and there’s a twist.\n\nAll participating users will not only get a full refund in USDC but will also share in a $1 million airdrop of bStocks SpaceX tokens (SPCXB), which will be automatically credited to their Binance spot accounts.\n\nIn other words: \n\nDidn't snag the main asset? Binance’s throwing you a few "rocket fragments." 😂\n\nWhat I think is worth mentioning here isn’t really how much the airdrop will yield, but rather the way the platform is handling the situation. When a new listing fails, the worst thing you can hear is a cold "due to force majeure, the event is over" and then silence.\n\nBut this time, at least there’s a refund, some compensation, and a clear distribution path. Participants aren’t left hanging to stew in their emotions.\n\nOf course, don’t expect this airdrop to make you rich; after all, it’s $1 million to be split among everyone. It’s more about the gesture and the experience than anything. But in a time when emotions can easily boil over, handling it this way is definitely better than just a cold cash refund.\n\nI’m feeling a bit more chill now: \n\nDidn’t get the main course with $SPCX ,\nSo I’ll wait for the dessert after $SPCXB .\n\nEveryone, go check your refunds and keep an eye out for the airdrop. Tonight, we may have missed the rocket,\nBut at least we picked up a little rocket memorabilia. 😂\n#SpaceX首日开盘超IPO价格29% \n#SpaceX #SPCX #Binance

Let me break it down for everyone. Today, SpaceX officially listed on NASDAQ, ticker $SPCX , making it the largest IPO in history—556 million shares at $135 each, raising $75 billion with a valuation of $1.77 trillion. Right off the bat, it's now the seventh largest company in US stocks, even surpassing Tesla. The issue lies in the new listing side: the global demand is just insane, with total subscriptions exceeding $250 billion, more than three times oversubscribed. However, the IPO allocation is at the discretion of the underwriters, not something the platform can control—this time, the underwriters provided severely insufficient Pre-IPO allocations on-chain, leading to issues with xStocks' supply, and all exchanges faced shortages during the new listing, resulting in basically zero fills: orders went unfilled and the subscription funds were returned in full.

Regarding refunds, make sure to check your accounts: this is a full, zero-fee refund, not just for the unfilled portions but for the entire amount, and #币安 has already been refunded, so cross-check your received amounts.

There's also something very important that’s easily overlooked—if you hedged for this new listing (like opening a short elsewhere), and now you didn’t get a single share, your hedge goes from "hedged" to a 100% naked position, which is a one-sided risk. You must check and close those positions immediately; don’t let your hedge turn against you.

Honestly, I’m quite disappointed with this outcome myself. The demand before listing was through the roof, expectations were sky-high, and I thought I’d get a decent share, but in the end, I didn’t get anything. That’s the nature of new listings: the crazier the demand, the scarcer the allocations. This serves as a wake-up call for everyone—whether you can get the goods has never been about the platform but rather on that allocation sheet in the hands of the underwriters.
#SpaceX史上最大IPO上市 #SpaceX750亿美元上市 #xStocks

🚀Just participated in the Binance wallet for $SPCX , and tonight feels a bit like witnessing history.

The best part this time is: I could join directly using USDC, with a subscription price of $135 per share (additional fees bringing it to around $140), and the current market price is hovering around $180, already showing a $30-$40 spread.

I didn't go too hard and just subscribed a bit, mainly for the experience.
Not looking to get rich overnight; if I can scoop up some gains tomorrow, I'd be pretty satisfied 😂

But the data this time is indeed exaggerated.

The Binance wallet SpaceX IPO subscription ends today at noon, with total participation funds around $557 million and over 27,000 participating addresses. What's more interesting is that big players are clearly getting involved: addresses in the $20,000 to $100,000 range contributed over half of the funds; there are also 114 whale addresses above $500,000.

What does this indicate?

It's not just retail investors getting hyped; there are serious players treating this Pre-IPO as a new opportunity and allocating funds accordingly.

In the past, regular folks could only read about such high-level projects in the news. Now, opening the Binance wallet and being able to participate a little with USDC feels completely different.

Tonight, let's witness the giant $SPCX go public together.
Hope this little fortune doesn't leave me with nothing to show for it. 😂
#华尔街备战SpaceX上市基础设施 #SpaceX #Binance

🚨bStocks is officially live, and this could be bigger than many realize.

In the past, the crypto space has been talking about #RWA for ages, and many didn’t feel the impact.
But this time is different because it directly brings US stocks onto the chain.

Simply put, bStocks is tokenized securities: each token is backed 1:1 by real US stocks, and you can verify the reserves. It’s not a vaporware concept or just a narrative, but rather transforming traditional stocks into assets that can be traded 24/7, settled in seconds, and withdrawn to your on-chain wallet.

What does this mean?

Previously, when you bought US stocks, you had to wait for the market to open, wait for settlement, and deal with broker restrictions.
Now the game has changed: stocks are starting to gain the liquidity of crypto assets.

You can start investing from $5, trade around the clock, have dividends automatically managed, and even enter the DeFi scene on the BNB Chain. This isn’t just about adding another trading product; it’s a real merger between traditional finance and on-chain finance.

The key point is that Binance has timed this move perfectly.

While the world discusses #代币化股票 , RWA, and on-chain securities, bStocks has placed the entry point right in front of users. Previously, we were looking for traditional assets to go on-chain, now traditional assets are starting to become Tokens themselves.

Many still see crypto as just trading coins, but major platforms are already doing something else:

They’re gradually moving stocks, bonds, funds, payments, and deposits onto the chain.

So the launch of bStocks isn't just a minor feature update.

It’s more like a signal:

In the future, when you open an exchange, you might see not just $BTC and $ETH , but also Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, and the entire on-chain version of the US stock market.

The biggest narrative in crypto might not be about 'creating a new asset,'
but rather about bringing all the assets from the old world back onto the chain.
#bStocks is officially live

⚽️🧧The World Cup has officially kicked off! Whether you're watching the games or pulling all-nighters, it's time to hit up Binance Square and grab those red envelopes to recover your losses.

This World Cup isn't just a football frenzy; it's the biggest traffic window online. For the next month, we'll be checking charts during the day and watching matches at night, with candlesticks alternating between red and green, and game outcomes flipping like a coin—this is all about that adrenaline rush.

But today, let's not talk about who will take the trophy or who might pull an upset.

On the opening day, let's set up a hot round of red envelopes for everyone.

For the savvy fans, drop your pick for the champion in the comments;
If you're not into football, no worries—just grab the red envelopes first.

The market might be volatile, and there could be surprises in the matches, but the benefits shouldn't be delayed.

With the World Cup kicking off, the red envelopes are up for grabs.
Wishing everyone a thrilling time watching the games, smooth trading, and quick fingers to snag those envelopes.

#2026世界杯开幕 #加密货币 #世界杯 $CHZ

Middle Eastern sovereign funds are queuing up to pump cash into SpaceX—Saudi PIF is throwing in between 1 to 5 billion, Kuwait's KIA is in the same ballpark, and Qatar's QIA, with its hefty $580 billion, is not falling behind.

Bloomberg's report today makes it crystal clear that sovereign funds from the six Gulf countries are almost all in attendance. However, most people reading this news are thinking, 'Must be nice to have money,' without grasping the underlying logic chain.

Where’s all this cash coming from? Oil. Why are oil prices high? Because of the Iran war. The conflict has sent energy prices soaring, driving U.S. inflation up to 4.2%, which forced the Fed to consider interest rate hikes, directly smashing BTC from $82,000 to $62,000. But at the same time, the oil windfall generated by this very war is flowing into SpaceX's IPO subscription via the sovereign funds. And in SpaceX's S-1 filing, in black and white, it states 18,712 units of $BTC .

Check out this closed loop: War drives up oil prices → Petrodollars flow into sovereign funds → Sovereign funds subscribe to SpaceX → SpaceX's balance sheet shows $BTC . Middle Eastern money takes a round trip, ultimately sitting at the same table as Bitcoin.

What’s even more interesting is that these funds aren’t just hopping on board for the IPO. Qatar's QIA just led a $20 billion funding round for xAI in January, and xAI merged into SpaceX in February. By buying SPCX, you’re holding rockets, Starlink, Grok AI, and Bitcoin all at once. The entire sovereign capital from the Gulf region is completing an unprecedented 'asset bundling' through Musk's empire—space, AI, crypto, one ticket for the whole ride.

The total subscription amount is $250 billion, with a 4x oversubscription. This isn't just investing; it's picking sides. When the world’s largest sovereign capital bets collectively on the same person, retail traders should be thinking not about whether to follow, but rather which side of the table they’re on.
#卡塔尔主权基金考虑投资SpaceX #SpaceX #比特币 #沙特科威特主权基金认购SpaceX IPO

#油市波动率降至伊朗战前水平

Some folks are saying oil market volatility has dropped to pre-Iran war levels; I suggest you check the data before talking.

The OVX (Crude Oil Volatility Index) was between 23 and 30 pre-war, and now it’s at 61—still more than double the pre-war levels. It’s just come down from March’s hellish 125—talk about a hellish number! From hell back to purgatory isn’t quite the same as back to normal.

The oil price trend does seem to have calmed down a bit: it dropped from a high of 144 to around 91, with a single-month plunge of 20% in May, marking the worst month since the pandemic. Ceasefire negotiation news keeps rolling in, and the market seems to have gotten used to the “talks and fights” rhythm. But this calm is just an illusion.

Just yesterday, Iran launched a new wave of attacks against Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait, and the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively blocked. U.S. crude oil inventories have dropped for seven consecutive weeks, and the IEA made it clear that the oil market deficit will continue until the end of the year. The CEO of Kuwait Petroleum Company stated that even if a ceasefire is declared today, it would take three to four months to fully restore production. Analysts are more blunt—U.S. oil prices won’t return to the pre-war level of $2.98 per gallon until the end of 2026.

So what’s the truth? It’s not that volatility has dropped; it’s that the market has accepted “$90 oil” as the new normal. A narrower range doesn’t mean the risk has disappeared; it just means the market has accepted a more expensive and tighter energy world.

For the crypto market, this is what’s really crucial. Oil prices don’t need to hit 144 to be bearish; as long as they stay above 90, inflation won’t drop, the CPI won’t break 4%, and the Fed won’t dare to cut rates. Tonight’s CPI data is the best proof—expected at 4.2%, with at least half of it being the energy sector's fault.
Don’t be fooled by the superficial “calm”; the eye of the storm is the quietest.
#原油 #cpi #比特币预测

The day after tomorrow, SpaceX is going public with the largest IPO in history, valued at $1.75 trillion, and the subscription is already oversubscribed by 4 times. But what’s really bothering Wall Street isn’t the fear of missing out, it’s that they can’t find anything to hedge against — CNBC put it bluntly: "You can’t short NASA, right?" Options won’t start trading until next Monday, leaving a full trading day of naked exposure.

But you know who’s already set the stage? Crypto exchanges.

Binance has launched the SPCXUSDT perpetual contract, and at least 8 platforms have already let retail traders place bets before the traditional stock market even opens. The total open interest across platforms is $280 million, and Hyperliquid’s synthetic contracts even spiked to $200 — then crashed 45% in 30 minutes, liquidating $1.5 million. This isn’t a demo account; this is a real battlefield with real cash.

What’s even more interesting is a detail hidden in SpaceX’s own S-1 filing: the company holds 18,712 of $BTC , with a cost basis of $35,000. Musk may be playing with DOGE verbally, but he’s stacking BTC, and the movement of these tokens after the IPO is worth watching.

Is Wall Street gearing up its infrastructure? No, crypto exchanges are out to take Wall Street's lunch. #Binance puts it plainly, this is part of the "financial super app." While traditional brokers are still in line waiting for allocation, the crypto world has turned the IPO into a 24/7 global casino.

Is this financial democratization or just another high-leverage meat grinder? What do you think?
#华尔街备战SpaceX上市基础设施 #SpaceX #币安 #IPO

The main event of the night is here - CPI data drops at 8:30 PM.

The previous value was 3.8%, which has been the highest since May 2023, and this time the market expectation has shot up to 4.2%. The logic is simple: anything above expectations is bearish, while anything below is bullish. But to be honest, I'm not feeling too optimistic about tonight.

The energy shock from the Iran conflict is still brewing, with gasoline prices up 28% year-over-year and fuel prices soaring 54%. These costs have long been passed from gas stations to grocery store shelves and logistics. The inflation beast shows no signs of being tamed in the short term. More critically, last week’s non-farm payroll added 172,000 jobs, directly doubling expectations, and the market is pricing in a 70% chance of a rate hike in December. The Fed meeting on June 16 hasn't even happened, yet hawkish expectations are already at full throttle.

Over here at $BTC , things are even worse, with a drop from 82,000 to around 61,000 in just 30 days. IBIT saw a net outflow of over $200 million in a single day, and institutions are systematically reducing their positions. 10x Research puts it bluntly: for Bitcoin to catch a breather, CPI needs to be below 4.0%, not 4.2%, but 4.0%. Given the current macro environment, do you think that's even possible?

Tonight is likely another meat grinder for the bulls. Manage your positions carefully; don’t catch falling knives. What do you all think? #美国5月CPI将公布！预测攀升至4.2%
#CPI数据 #比特币 #美联储 #加密市场

🚨The UK isn't just hinting this time; they're opening the door wide for traditional funds.

The FCA's latest proposal: Allow UK retail funds to allocate up to 10% of their assets into crypto ETNs.

Don’t underestimate this 10%.

Previously, retail investors had to dive into exchanges to buy crypto; if this passes, fund managers might start giving you some exposure related to $BTC , $ETH in their portfolios.

What does this mean?

Crypto assets are gradually being integrated into the standard offerings of traditional finance, moving from 'high-risk speculative assets' to something more mainstream.

Crucially, this isn’t about funds buying coins directly; it’s about accessing the market through regulated products like crypto ETNs. In plain terms:

Regulators don’t want you to go in naked on-chain, but they also acknowledge that you can't pretend crypto doesn’t exist.

This move by the UK is quite interesting.

In 2025, they just opened the gates for retail investors to buy crypto ETNs, and now they're preparing to let retail funds allocate 10%. This isn’t an all-in embrace of crypto; it’s the traditional finance playbook:

Start with a small bite, set limits, and then gradually integrate it into the system.

So the real signal isn’t about 'how much funding 10% can bring', but rather — crypto assets are gaining a legitimate seat within the framework of traditional funds.

Before, it was the crypto space begging for institutional entry.

Now, institutions are starting to figure out: how to compliantly include crypto in their asset allocation.

That’s the part to watch closely.

Bull markets never just appear out of nowhere; often, it’s the regulators who first crack the door open. #英国FCA拟允许零售基金持有10%加密ETN #英国FCA拟允许零售基金持加密ETN #加密货币