August and September are usually bearish in midterm years. $BTC #Bitcoin https://t.co/vlmKD0L6u6

According to CriptoNoticias, Binance has sent a notice to some Venezuelan P2P merchants, requiring them to update employment and occupation information before their respective deadlines, otherwise they may not be able to fully use their accounts. The requirement is believed to be related to KYC, anti‑money‑laundering and source‑of‑funds checks. This comes as Binance is rumored to be preparing to launch a payment card in Venezuela and apply for a local operating license, but the plan has not been officially confirmed. https://t.co/u0rwcfuU8F

Korbit announces that it has become one family with the global investment group Mirae Asset. https://t.co/SI9T5N38Qo https://t.co/YlX91RfzM7

We're aware of a report of a bridge hack on Arbitrum and are investigating. We can confirm that the transaction in question originated from a third party protocol, and the Arbitrum native bridge has not been hacked or exploited in any way. We will coordinate with the third party team and will report more details when we have them.
BREAKING: Satsuma shareholders vote to liquidate all 668 $BTC, return the cash, and delist from the London Stock Exchange against the board's own recommendation. The Bitcoin treasury company is sitting on unrealized losses of roughly £40,000 per coin. https://t.co/Tph1tPLfzL


$HYPE $NEAR $SHIB and $DOGE are all seeing a recovery pattern https://t.co/loUNsArAk9
Every time BTC rockets upward, the number of “people who can’t talk about it” increases—an paradox. Now, with the market heating up, this post hits right where it matters. When the price rises, it’s seen as “a shady story that came true,” making it even harder to discuss. As long as this structure doesn’t change, adoption won’t progress. What beginners need is not “profitable information” but “words they can share with others.” Saving this perspective is more of a long‑term asset than the hype of rapid‑rise news.
Wu says he learned that Grayscale states that the market currently has two viewpoints on when the Bitcoin bear market will end. One, based on the “four‑year cycle” theory, considers the halving event as the main driver of the price cycle; looking at historical trends, Bitcoin typically bottoms about a year after a cycle peak, with an average cumulative decline of about 80%, so the current bear market could last until September or October. The other viewpoint holds that Bitcoin has gradually become a mature asset, and future moves will be more influenced by macro conditions; past bear markets have often been linked to economic slowdown or rising real interest rates. Grayscale aligns with the latter, believing that if the Fed stops raising rates and the economy remains resilient, Bitcoin’s price may have already bottomed. https://t.co/XkgJCQ8FE0
Mert: "There's only two things that are fundamentally important." "One is physics and two is incentives." Ethereum's L2 approach fights physics by not scaling the core engine. Solana's model means every player in the ecosystem benefits when any app wins. "The L2s don't benefit from one of the other L2s succeeding, and so they're in this knife fight against each other." FT @KevinWSHPod @mert @helius.
More and more bullish signals suggest that $BTC may have already bottomed. However, it's still important to remain cautious. https://t.co/b1ZmK2knKj
