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Trump said Iran called to pause bombings, but warned strikes could resume if no deal is reached. Oil stays hot at ~$92, keeping inflation elevated with CPI steady at 4.2%. Crypto traders should stay nimble around news events.

On the other side, Elon Musk’s SpaceX IPO (SPCX) is set for tomorrow, 555M shares at $135 each, raising $75B and pushing valuation near $1.8T - making it the largest IPO ever and shaking global markets.

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Now in 2026, they're coming for YOUR digital assets.

Bitcoin was supposed to be peer-to-peer. No banks. No middlemen.

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BlackRock owns more Bitcoin than most countries. 

Fidelity's ETF hit $10 billion. 

JPMorgan called Bitcoin a "fraud" — now they run billions in tokenized assets. 

They ARE crypto now.

Every time you hit "Buy" on Coinbase, you're trading at their prices that they've already positioned themselves for the biggest returns. You're fighting over scraps.

It's the 2008 playbook. 

Wall Street sold mortgage-backed securities to retail, then shorted them and made billions while people lost their homes.

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DeFi is under a new kind of pressure. With the release of Claude Fable, AI can now scan smart contracts, bridges, wallets, and front ends faster than ever - spotting vulnerabilities that could’ve taken humans days to find.

But it’s not all doom and gloom. Claude Fable comes with built-in guardrails, showing how teams can protect their protocols before attackers exploit weaknesses.

Small, fast-launched projects are the most at risk, while users need to rethink old token approvals to avoid wallet exposure.

US President Donald Trump just shocked the room by telling reporters he "loves" the latest inflation surge. We just dropped a 4.2% CPI reading for May - the hottest inflation print we’ve seen in 3 years. While the President is busy framing this as a temporary byproduct of the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, the market is reading between the lines. And let me tell you, the vibes are far from bullish…

1/ Energy keeps the pressure on

When the Bureau of Labor Statistics dropped that 4.2% figure, most of the street expected a pivot or at least some damage control. Instead, Trump leaned into it, claiming the "numbers were great."

Thanks to the ongoing Iran conflict, energy prices surged 3.9% in May alone. Gas prices at the pump are sitting well over $4.00, and for the average household, those wages aren't keeping up.

But for the administration, this is being treated as a strategic "necessary evil" to disrupt Iranian oil routes. Whether you agree with that strategy or not, the impact on your wallet - and your portfolio - is undeniable.

2/ Fed rate hikes: The crypto killer?

CME FedWatch is now showing a massive shift in sentiment. While the Fed is expected to hold steady next week, there’s now a 67.2%+ probability of a rate hike by the end of 2026.

Think about what that means for $BTC ( ▲ 2.77% ). Bitcoin has lived through the era of "easy money" and zero-interest-rate policy. If we are entering an era of "higher for longer" rates, the math changes.

When Treasury yields go up, non-yielding assets like BTC become less attractive to the big institutional players. We aren’t just fighting the Fed anymore; we are fighting a macro environment that is actively pulling capital out of speculative assets and back into high-yield bonds.

🧠 The "liquidity trap"

$BTC ( ▲ 2.77% ) is barely holding $62K, and the chart looks exhausted. We’re down 51% from ATH, and every small bounce gets dumped on immediately.

If the Fed stays hawkish, forget about a V-shape recovery. This is a liquidity war. With energy inflation running hot, the Fed cannot step in to pump $BTC or stocks. They have to fight inflation first.

→ Stop hoping for a magic pump. Keep your leverage at zero and watch the 10-year Treasury yield. If the Fed hints at more hikes, we are going way below $60K.

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The market is panicking over recent price drops. Meanwhile, Bitmine remains completely focused on accumulation. Despite sitting on a mountain of nearly $10 billion in paper losses, Tom Lee’s treasury giant just pulled the trigger on another $41 million worth of $ETH ( ▲ 0.92% ) on Wednesday.

1. The "alchemy of 5%" reality

Here is the scoreboard as of right now:

2. Why they are ignoring the "paper loss"

The media is having a field day highlighting their $10 billion unrealized loss, but Tom Lee’s stance is simple: current market prices do not reflect Ethereum's fundamentals. Bitmine is positioning itself not just as a "crypto holder," but as a foundational stakeholder in the Ethereum network itself.

By layering staking rewards on top of their treasury, they’ve created a flywheel effect where the network pays them to hold, regardless of what the spot price does in the short term.

🧠 The "corporate staker" strategy

Bitmine is doing exactly what Michael Saylor did for BTC, but they’ve added a "Yield" layer that $BTC ( ▲ 2.77% ) just doesn't have.

While the "extremely bearish" retail crowd looks at the paper loss and screams "sell," Bitmine is busy filing to issue new dividend-paying preferred stock (BMNP) to raise even more cash for accumulation. They are effectively using the stock market’s appetite for yield to fund a hostile takeover of the Ethereum supply.

If the "Crypto Spring" they keep talking about actually happens, Bitmine will essentially be a decentralized central bank for the Ethereum network. Keep watching this - if they hit that 5% target while the rest of the market is in "capitulation mode," they’ll have unprecedented influence over the network’s future.

Raydium just lost $1.34M from a retired AMM program dating back 5 years. The team covered the treasury gap after the exploit. Read more

Jim Cramer warns investors are selling “bad money” assets like $BTC ( ▲ 2.77% ) and gold to raise cash ahead of SpaceX’s $75B IPO. Read more

CryptoQuant flags $BTC ( ▲ 2.77% ) as nearing potential cycle lows, though market data shows weak buying demand despite the dip. Read more

Mastercard launched a platform enabling AI to automate payments, bringing programmable finance to mainstream networks. Read more

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