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Self-mining scaled to 11 EH/s and 1,808 BTC held, but Q2 revenue guidance points to another decline.

Launchpads took 42% of app revenue as trading apps grew 40%, RWAs topped $2B, and DeFi TVL fell with SOL’s price.

The Delaware bankruptcy complaint targets 11,994 BTC, $24.6M cash, and roughly 5M USDT moved before Prime Trust’s 2023 filing.

CryptoQuant’s bull-bear structure index slid to -23.49 as older-coin exchange inflows spiked to 10.54%.

TradingView’s cited cup-and-handle setup frames $71–$72 as a conditional 2026 target if the neckline breaks.

Oil briefly topped $112 as $677M in crypto liquidations and a drop in open interest signaled forced deleveraging.

The recurring chart post is being read as a near-term BTC buy tell as Strategy pushes a dividend-cadence amendment.

The endowment also cut its IBIT stake by 43% as ETH pulled back toward the $2,000–$1,700 support zone.

IBIT and ARKB led redemptions while CryptoQuant metrics were framed as a temporary correction signal.

ERC20 USDT led the May 14 inflow as Bitcoin kept reversing between $78,000 support and $82,000 resistance.

The project claims Taproot and threshold signatures can add programmability and optional ZK privacy without WBTC-style wrappers.

SBI and Rakuten are developing in-house products as the FSA targets 2028 to let trusts hold crypto.

BTC slipped below $79,000 after failing at $82,000, with perp funding turning defensive and price tracking small-cap risk.

A stronger dollar and record margin debt complicate the usual “liquidity equals bounce” setup.

He framed “never sell” as a ratings and credit-optics risk even as the firm keeps adding BTC.

Rising open interest alongside negative funding is colliding with macro risk-off tied to bonds and Hormuz-driven oil stress.

Filings as of March 31 reveal a split: sovereign exposure grew in bitcoin ETFs while one major endowment reduced risk across BTC and ETH sleeves.

The move lifted XRP about 5% in 24 hours, but the bill still faces multiple steps before becoming law.

CoinGlass data shows 95% of the wipeout hit leveraged longs, with BTC and ETH leading the forced selling.

Claims close June 4, with unclaimed allocations rolling into the protocol’s insurance fund.