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BTC $79,717 on Kraken. Failed the low-80s after $82,288.
Hot Aug jobs 162k vs ~55k. U-rate 4.1%. Hike bets jumped.
ETFs took $731M on Sep 3. Still lost $80k.
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BTC $77,294.50 on Kraken. $77k broke overnight.
24h high $78,391.50, low $76,236.90. Tuesday ETFs -$236.5M. No Wednesday print yet.
Tape is still Hormuz and oil, not the flows.
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BTC $77,267 on Kraken. $77k broke. Wick to $76,398.
$80k never got closer today. No new ETF print.
Fade is oil and fresh Iran strikes, not Monday’s inflows.
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BREAKING : 🇺🇸 Bitcoin Spot ETFs have bought $3.52 billion worth of Bitcoin in August.
The strongest monthly buying since September 2025.
Institutional demand is coming back.
🇺🇸 X Money just went wide in the U.S.
It's available for every Premium and Premium+ account.
Sidebar → Money.
That’s it, and you’re in.
Source: @XMoney / Writer: Val
🔥THIS ISN'T A ROBOT DEMO. IT'S A COOKING SHOW WITH A VERY CALM HOST.
Bell pepper sliced into even strips, scallions chopped and pushed aside, shrimp going into a hot wok exactly when the recipe on the propped-up iPad says to. Steam rising, a pot bubbling on the back burner, a range hood display quietly confirming the next step. No hesitation, no wrong order, no burnt garlic. Somebody's kid's drawings are still taped to the fridge behind it, which is doing more to sell the scene than the robot is.
Here's the honest catch. This is the same style of AI-generated concept footage as the fast-food clips going around with this robot, polished, no visible source, built to look like a real kitchen rather than filmed in one. No Optimus is actually plating shrimp stir-fry in anyone's home tonight. But the sequencing shown here, read step, prep ingredient, time the heat, is a genuinely accurate description of what cooking actually requires, which is probably why it's convincing enough that people share it as real.
Would you actually trust a recipe a robot followed exactly, or is half the fun of cooking getting it slightly wrong?