I just sold the exact bottom on MSTR, in the EXACT MINUTE
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Bitcoin just broke a trendline that has held since 2012. Down 10% in three days.
/r/bitcoin_com/comments/1tw8e2w/bitcoin_just_broke_a_trendline_that_has_held/
https://redd.it/1tw8fp1
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CRYpto market today since 2026
https://redd.it/1tw3gqe
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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 3, 2026 (GMT+0)
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https://redd.it/1tw5pml
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What's the best Hyperliquid bridge?
I'm looking to bridge directly my assets into my hyperliquid account, is there a simple way to do that? I used to be annoyed with the official arbitrum bridge that takes 1 week to arrive but i have a position and i need to get there as soon as possible.
Thank you for advices, please leave a suggestion in the comments.
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Did some TA
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The Saylor sale isn’t bearish because it was 32 BTC. It’s bearish because it happened at all.
https://preview.redd.it/57c8ocouk25h1.png?width=1372&format=png&auto=webp&s=d15d305d027bc3bc93bc37bb0f63a1ef80c23782
Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think the actual size of the sale matters here.
32 BTC is basically nothing compared to what Strategy still holds. So no, I don’t think that sale by itself moved the market.
But the whole MSTR/Saylor story was built around one simple idea:
never sell.
That was the mythology. That was the premium. That was the reason people treated MSTR like some magic Bitcoin machine instead of just a levered financial structure sitting on top of BTC.
So when they sell even a tiny amount to fund preferred-stock dividends, the question changes.
It’s no longer “how much did they sell?”
It’s “wait, the stack is actually sellable?”
That’s the crack.
Not saying MSTR blows up tomorrow. Not saying Bitcoin is dead. But I do think this makes the MSTR premium harder to defend.
Am I overthinking this, or is this the first real dent in the Saylor trade?
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Zcash just froze 85%+ of all 'private' Zcash
https://www.cryptotimes.io/2026/06/02/zcash-executes-emergency-fork-after-critical-orchard-vulnerability-discovery/
https://redd.it/1tvodlu
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Charles Hoskinson on Fire as Cardano Faces ‘Wave of Shutdowns’, ADA Falls 10%
https://beincrypto.com/cardano-shutdowns-taptools-hoskinson-ada/
https://redd.it/1tvc7v4
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Will Michael Saylor be this cycles SBF ?
So today BTC had a huge red day and it might be due to Saylor selling those 32BTC.
SRTC tanked to $95. And MSTR lost 10% or so.
Every cycle it seems some business accelerates a crypto crash.
In 2014 it was MtGox
In 2018 it was Craig Wright and his BSV
In 2022 it was SBF
Who here thinks if BTC keeps dropping, he will have to sell more BTC to pay the STRC dividend and end up causing a feedback loop where he sells, and BTC goes down further and he needs to sell more to pay down his debt.
Eventually MSTR goes under and bitcoin bottoms around Oct/Nov like previous cycles and we moon in 2028?
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Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren push Labor Dept. to scrap proposed rule that brings crypto into 401(k) plans
https://www.theblock.co/post/403394/bernie-sanders-elizabeth-warren-push-labor-department-scrap-rule-crypto-401k
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Bitcoin just dropped 6% in a day while ai stocks hit all time highs. Nobody is asking the obvious question.
Yesterday btc tumbled below $67k, down nearly 6% in a single session which is lowest level since april. Spot bitcoin etfs recorded $1.42 billion in outflows as investor sentiment turned risk off and meanwhile nvidia closed at an ath, microsoft is up 34% this year and the ai infrastructure trade is printing.
Which means money rotated,investors are moving out of crypto amid continued market uncertainty, as higher performing sectors such as AI offer alternatives and thats yahoo finance's straight read on yesterday's session.
the thing worth sitting with is that btc's ath was $126k in oct 2025 and now trading at $67k which 47% below if i m not wrong, while the broader narrative around it has never been more institutionally accepted like etfs approved, genius act signed into law, corporate treasuries holding BTC, sovereign wealth funds circling so the macro setup looks better than 2021 but the price doesnt.....
Capital that came into crypto looking for asymmetric upside has found a new home,why hold Bitcoin at $67k hoping for a run back to $126k when you can buy nvidia, palantir or get leveraged exposure to the nasdaq 24/7 through onchain platforms like ostium without ever leaving your wallet? The risk on trade has just moved.
The counterargument I keep hearing is that crypto and ai are different asset classes serving different purposes and btc is a store of value ,thats true in theory but in practice the same retail and institutional dollars chase both, and rn one of them is working and one isnt.
Three catalysts I m watching that could reverse the rotation are the openai ipo this fall creating a liquidity event that sends money back into risk assets broadly, a fed rate cut that lifts all boats or a genuine btc narrative reset,maybe somethiing new
Until one of those lands i think the ai trade continues to eat crypto's lunch on a relative basis.
What do u think is this rotation temporary or does crypto need a new narrative to compete with the ai infrastructure trade?
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I have been a Bitcoiner for a long while, through several cycles. The price isn't even that low right now, and yet I feel less confident about Bitcoin's future than I ever have.
I second guess the whole thing now more than ever.
If there is one single thing that I would have always said is Bitcoin's main purpose, it is to have inflation-resistant money. That's the main purpose of it, to me.
It wasn't so obvious back then. Pre-COVID, you could pontificate about inflation to people and they were confused about why you're even talking about about that. Like you're worried about something that's never going to happen. It's fine. The US Dollar is fine.
Fast forward to 2026 and now EVERYONE understands at least on some level that inflation is eroding their quality of life away. The US dollar is NOT fine. Most people are very shocked with the prices they're seeing in stores.
If you told me in 2019 what the prices of groceries were going to be in 2026 priced in USD, I would be sure that everyone is starting to understand the importance of money that can't just be printed out of thin air.
And yet here we are. Everyone sees the prices of literally everything going up. Everyone understands on some level that inflation = bad. I would have guessed everyone would be pouring themselves into BTC to escape. But the price is floundering and it feels like there's not much upside left.
You could have outperformed BTC in the past few years just by investing in a boring index fund instead.
I wonder if this is just the calm before the storm in the next cycle? Or is humanity just too stupid for this to ever stick?
How do you guys think the next 5 years plays out?
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If MicroStrategy sells any more of their 843k bitcoin (at current price of 67,900) they’ll be realizing a loss of 10% per bitcoin.
https://redd.it/1tutj62
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Buying the Dip Is Easier Said Than Done
https://dailycoin.com/buying-the-dip-is-easier-said-than-done/
https://redd.it/1tumz01
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I want extra ketchup in my bag, thanks
https://redd.it/1twc0f4
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My 100% stock portfolio looking at crypto be like:
https://redd.it/1twa7au
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Perfect time for Michael Saylor to repost this
https://redd.it/1tw6aar
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Nearly $190 million in crypto longs were liquidated in the past hour as Bitcoin fell below $65,000
https://redd.it/1tw3b1x
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Happens every time
https://redd.it/1tvyaux
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BTC - time to act, we have to consider BIP360/361 more serious
I see not much development on the discussion on BIP360&361 lately. This worries me a lot. Both Google & Microsoft anounced just recently that 2029 will be the year to be prepared for quantum threat by ready to use quantum computers. Not to mention the roadmap of the smaller pure plays. I just cannot believe they are totally wrong, and even if this is coming later I want to have BTC secured (not worried about my coins - they are safe - but the integrity of the project).
A lot of people will cry FUD, but what are the Real Arguments? What do you think about that?
https://redd.it/1tvr2nb
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The Concordium Agent Registry Is Live
https://redd.it/1tvpzgy
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Microstrategy marketcap is down ~15% in two days approximately $7B. After selling just 32 BTC or .0038% of their total supply for just $2M. How exactly is he supposed to be able to ever sell from his stash in the future without dumping the price of his entire company.
https://redd.it/1tvco0r
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Seeing people’s panicky posts today
https://redd.it/1tv9axe
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Daily Crypto Discussion - June 2, 2026 (GMT+0)
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Dutch crypto broker Knaken (Rotterdam) abruptly shuts down, customers locked out of funds. This is why self-custody matters.
As of June 1st 2026, thousands of Dutch crypto holders woke up to find they could no longer log into their accounts on Knaken (NOT KRAKEN), one of the Netherlands' best-known crypto brokers.
The Rotterdam-based company abruptly took its website and trading app offline, with no word on whether or when customers will get their money back. Knaken says it halted all activity because it does not meet the new EU rules for crypto firms, known as MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation).
Users report having anywhere from a few thousand euros to tens of thousands of euros worth of crypto locked on the platform, with no clarity on when — or if — they'll get it back.
The AFM (Dutch financial markets regulator) confirmed awareness of the situation, noting that "crypto service providers that do not comply with MiCAR standards will find that their license application will not proceed." Knaken does not appear in the AFM's official crypto register, suggesting it was operating without a valid license.
Knaken was founded in Rotterdam in 2017, grew to around 45 employees, and sponsored football clubs including Feyenoord and Sparta.
A pretty well-established name in the Dutch market — which makes this even more of a gut punch for people who trusted them.
Now for the part that shouldn't need saying in 2026: self-custody.
"Not your keys, not your coins" is a cliché because it's true. Every single person locked out of their Knaken account right now owns coins they cannot touch — not because of a hack, not because of a market crash, but because a company made a regulatory mistake and pulled the plug overnight.
This isn't Mt. Gox. This isn't an exit scam (as far as we know). This is just a broker failing to get a license, and thousands of people paying the price for storing their crypto on someone else's infrastructure.
If your crypto lives on an exchange or broker — Knaken, Bitvavo, Coinbase, doesn't matter — you are trusting that company to:
Stay solvent
Maintain regulatory compliance
Not get hacked
Not shut down on a Friday evening without warning
A hardware wallet (Ledger, Trezor, Coldcard, etc.) costs €60–150. That's cheap insurance compared to having €10,000 in BTC frozen indefinitely.
Practical takeaways:
\- Use exchanges/brokers only for buying. Withdraw to self-custody after.
\- Check whether your broker is in your country's official crypto register (in NL: AFM's crypto register).
\- Never keep more on an exchange than you're willing to lose access to — temporarily or permanently.
\- MiCA is now the EU standard. If your broker isn't licensed, this situation can happen to you too.
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Where's my Crypto President???
https://redd.it/1tv0euq
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Bro Selling For A Loss vs Me Holding To Zero
https://redd.it/1tuus9g
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BTC halving 5 projection
https://redd.it/1tuscld
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Cardano 2026 Summit canceled after treasury vote misses key threshold
https://cryptoslate.com/cardano-just-canceled-is-2026-summit-exposing-the-power-and-risk-of-its-governance-vetos/
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