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🏡 A small story with a big meaning. A guy sold part of his Bitcoin to renovate his house, and feels no regret. The point isn’t to leave life with a full wallet, but to live better here and now.
Remember why you’re in this game. Use your savings wisely. Life is short.
❔ SlowMist has released a simple, easy-to-follow “Guide to Tracking Crypto Assets.” Now anyone can run a small on-chain investigation on their own.
In critical moments, every minute counts. Knowledge like this can protect assets better than any insurance. And security starts with understanding how things work.
🤰 Chinese company Kaiwa Technology has announced a “pregnancy robot,” a humanoid with an artificial womb able to carry a child. Launch is planned for next year at around $14k. The news has triggered debate: some question the ethics, others see hope for those unable to become mothers.
Strange as it sounds, it could be a real alternative to surrogacy and a step toward a new chapter in human history.
🤖 It’s Monday, and you’re probably went back to work after a break. But this humanoid robot can work 24/7, without a break, thanks to its ability to change its own battery. It’s designed for non-stop work in factories.
That’s tough competition for mere humans. Especially if you’re already looking forward to next weekend…
🏦 Eric Trump says crypto will replace banks within a year, calling them outdated and discriminatory.
Kinda bold claim, huh? A year is a fantasy, but finance is definitely heading toward real decentralization.
🪙One solo miner just hit the jackpot: mined a block alone and pocketed $350K. Odds were 1 in 800 per day with his setup.
It happens almost monthly, but you can’t build a strategy on luck. Crypto might change your life in a moment, just don’t count on it as a plan.
🐶 Crypto art on charts keeps going. Someone launched a coin and “drew” a dog with price action. A new canine pattern joins the collection.
Looks like a trend already. Traders surely know how to keep themselves entertained.
📈 A “Bitcoin Standard” means running your books in BTC instead of USD, avoiding a currency that constantly loses value.
It’s been tricky with current tools, but Jack Dorsey says Block will soon offer full Bitcoin banking services for small businesses.
💨 Bitcoin mining can help the environment and stabilize the power grid. This is now well-established.
For example, UK wind farms were paid not to produce over a third of their planned output in the first half of 2025, as their electricity couldn't be used locally or moved where needed.
The costs of not generating power were charged to consumers.
😄 Not all hackers can trade. Hacker "0x17E0" dumped ETH at $1,932, bought back at $2,495, then last night panic-sold at $4,463.
So yeah, cracking wallets doesn’t mean you can crack the market.
💰 54 years ago, Nixon ended the gold standard and kicked off the era of unlimited money printing.
Bitcoin became the first real alternative: fixed supply, transparent rules, value no one can dilute on a whim.
🪨 An EtherRock just sold for 135 ETH ($606K). From a 2017 relic to a 2021 meme, now back in the spotlight. Only 100 of these identical JPEG rocks exist, just in different colors.
Crypto Twitter is calling it an altseason omen. Let’s see.
🤦♂️ CZ called out CNBC for showing Justin Sun’s photo while talking about him, calling it “a lack of crypto knowledge.” Hard to argue.
For a major outlet, that’s a sign of disrespect to the industry and the people they cover.
😰 An Estonian banker bought $75K worth of $ETH in 2015’s ICO, now worth over $1B. Lost the keys, lost the coins. In self-custody, there’s no “forgot password” button.
Freedom comes with responsibility. So yeah, treat it seriously.
📱 Google Play tried to pull unlicensed BTC wallets in the US and EU. Millions could have lost their go-to tools. Pushback worked, plan dropped.
Regulation’s still closing in though. Sooner or later, the choice will be between comfort and real financial independence.
🚗 Lamborghini? Porsche? Now Volkswagen too. The company is partnering with FOMO Pay to accept crypto payments for cars and services.
For many more people, buying a car with crypto is becoming possible. Definitely, some good news.
🍋 Kids are selling lemonade for Bitcoin, and donating 10% of sales to a children’s hospital. Makes me feel like the future is in good hands.
It’s a lesson in financial literacy, charity, and a glimpse of a world where crypto is part of everyday life. Parents’ job is to show that path.
🇨🇦 Authorities in Vancouver have proposed connecting miners’ equipment to heat the Kitsilano pool. Crypto mining generates huge amounts of heat that usually go to waste. This would keep the pool open even in winter and could bring up to $1 million a year to the city budget.
I guess when innovation meets practicality, the result is real benefits.
🇹🇭 Thailand is launching a program for tourists to swap Bitcoin and other crypto into local currency. It is now quite obvious that Asia is preparing for a new financial reality where crypto blends into daily life.
We read news like this every day, and it’s getting obvious: crypto is squeezing its way into daily life.
⏳ 'The master of longs' closed 66,749 ETH positions, turning $125K into $6.86M, a 55x return.
Patience and cold blood pay off. In crypto, it’s not the fastest who wins, but the one who can wait and press “sell” at the right moment.
🏄♀️ CZ posted a kitesurfing shot and reminded us that charts aren’t the whole world. Couldn't agree more.
Candles don’t love you back. Close the app, step outside, let the market move without you.
👊 Have you ever wondered why 1inch, the earliest DEX aggregator, is called 1inch? It’s a reference to a 2003 martial arts film, Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior.
Tony Jaa, who plays the protagonist, has a signature move known as the “one-inch punch”, which is devastatingly effective due to its precision and power,
Six years on, it’s still here, with hundreds of billions in orders processed.
📲 Do you have crypto apps on your phone? If so, do you have a plan for what to do if your phone is lost or stolen?
Many phones allow you to hide apps in a secret or encrypted folder. At the very least, don’t have crypto apps on the home screen, and protect them with a pin number. (If you use a fingerprint, you can be physically forced to open them.)
The best way to protect your crypto is to start by making it look like you don’t have any.
💵 There’s an interesting new take on tokenized fiat, which is neither a CBDC nor stablecoins.
Organizations are building products that enable customers to lock funds in their bank account, and withdraw them as blockchain tokens. You unlock the cash in your account by depositing the fiat tokens back again.
This initially seems similar to stablecoins, but the bank, not a company (like Tether) has custody of the reserves – arguably making this approach much safer and more reliable.
💩 Someone launched a coin and spent seven hours buying it from… themselves. Waited for others to join, nobody did, then rage-sold it all.
I wonder what that was. A tragic little DeFi drama, or a noble act saving the world from one more shitcoin?
🦄 Uniswap just pushed Unichain swaps to 200ms. That’s basically “tap → done.”
DeFi’s getting fast enough to feel like Web2, and the race for speed is only heating up.
📸 Not long ago, you could trust the evidence of your eyes and ears. Not anymore. The old phrase “the camera never lies” doesn’t hold up.
AI changed that. As Bitcoin developer Jameson Lopp warns, “We’re living in an era of massive information asymmetry. LLMs can produce BS far faster than it can be verified.”
It will take time to adjust to a world where evidence that once convinced us can no longer be trusted. Until we can reliably verify the truth, stay cautious. Plenty of people will try to make you believe what isn’t real.
💰 North Korean hackers are crypto’s top threat, and ZachXBT’s investigations prove it. They pose as job seekers, use voice changers, deepfake interviews, slip malicious code into open source, even impersonate recruiters with six-figure offers.
Check who you let through your company’s front door.
📈 A hacker hit Radiant Capital for $53M… then somehow turned it into $102.54M trading $ETH with leverage. Not your average cybercriminal, this one can actually trade.
Karma’s still on the way. For now, he’s enjoying his “investment success.”
💫 In 2014, before Ethereum even launched, an anonymous user named Pmcgoohan warned about front-running risks. MEV, as it’s now known, acts like a “socially useless tax,” costing users through missed opportunities, higher slippage, and increased gas fees.
On the other hand, when “code is law”, anything within those rules goes, and tech-savvy users can profit from the way the platform is designed.