Similar levels have marked major bear-market bottoms in 2015, 2017, and 2022.

Could 2026 be next?

Australia is apparently setting up a national register where you can opt out of gambling ads online instead of having to change the setting separately on every platform.

Kind of surprised this isn't already a thing.

If someone has decided they don't want to see betting ads anymore, making them hunt through the settings of every app seems unnecessary.

I'd probably want this for other ad categories too tbh.

I don’t think it’ll change anything for crypto casinos targeting Australian users on VPN however.

Source: Australian Government / ABC News

Bitcoin has now traded at a negative Coinbase premium for 90 straight days, the longest streak in CoinGlass index history. It points to weak demand from US buyers. Right now, American investors seem much more interested in chasing AI stocks than BTC.

Bitcoin has been stuck between $63K and $68.7K for almost three months, while spot trading volume has dropped to its lowest level since 2019.

Selling pressure is fading, but buyers are still missing. ETF inflows remain weak, coins continue moving to exchanges, and leveraged longs are piling up.

Several on-chain indicators are approaching levels seen near previous bear market bottoms.

If BTC loses $58.5K, low liquidity and crowded longs could trigger a wave of liquidations and push the price even lower.

The potential investigations could also involve Apple, Alphabet, Palantir, Blackstone, BlackRock and companies connected to Elon Musk, focusing on their contracts and ties with the U.S. administration.

Democrats reportedly see this strategy as potentially more effective than direct confrontation with the White House.

One Democratic representative said the goal would not be to immediately pursue Trump’s impeachment, but rather to build a broad evidence base around his administration and its relationships with major corporations.

Republicans currently control the House, which significantly limits what Democrats can do. But if Democrats win a House majority in the elections, they would gain the power to issue subpoenas, demand documents and hold congressional hearings.

Back in 2021, an employee at a mining company secretly redirected the computing power of around 100 corporate machines to his own mining pool.

The mined BTC was then sent directly to his personal wallets.

In total, the scheme earned him around 1 BTC.

Working for a mining company and secretly mining from your own employer is kinda wild 😅

The idea was apparently borrowed from hurricane forecasting. Instead of relying on one prediction, Claude analyzes 5-minute BTC markets while MiroFish simulates 31 different scenarios. A trade is only opened when 28 out of 31 agree. If fewer than 26 agree, it stays out.

The idea itself is definitely possible. But turning $1K into $946K is the part I’d want to see verified with actual trading history before believing it.

The interesting part isn’t predicting the market. It’s using consensus.