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If you had cryptocurrency activity on U.S based exchanges in 2026, expect a Form 1099-DA this tax season. Forms are sent to users by Feb 17 and to the IRS by March 31. Consider waiting until after April 17 to file your taxes if you traded crypto this year
Bitcoin hit $67,000.
Now everyone is panicking at $64,000.
Funny how people celebrate the breakout and fear the retest.
Bull markets don't move in straight lines.
$64K is where conviction gets tested.
Who still believes $100K+ is inevitable? 🚀
Perpetual futures are how most of the world trades crypto.
US traders spent years without a regulated domestic route to them.
That gap is now closed.
Kraken's John Palmer on what that means 👇
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Most traders lose not because their analysis is wrong but because they had no plan when the market moved against them.
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Here's how to build one. 🧵
Zoom in on that blue box👀
Bitcoin longs are MAXED out while shorts are almost non-existent… and that’s EXACTLY when $BTC topped and the dump started
Market maker manipulation🤦🏻♂️
Still basically zero short interest? Yeah… I’m expecting a little more pain first
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BITCOIN SURGES TO $82K AS U.S. NEARS AGREEMENT WITH IRAN
The White House is reportedly nearing a one-page agreement with Iran to halt kinetic combat and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Crude oil has crashed below $96 as market participants price in a sudden easing of global energy supply restrictions.
$BTC has surged to $82,000, while NASDAQ futures hit an all-time high of 28,344 following news that Iran has a 48-hour window to pause uranium enrichment.
The proposed deal involves the U.S. easing sanctions and releasing frozen assets in exchange for full UN inspections of underground nuclear sites.
$BTC'S FIRST-EVER MEMORY BUG
Bitcoin developers disclosed CVE-2024-52911 on Tuesday, a high-severity bug in the network's main node software that let miners crash other people's nodes or potentially execute code on them remotely.
The use-after-free vulnerability in the script validation engine affected versions 0.14.1 through 28.4. Developer Niklas Gögge called it the first memory safety issue ever disclosed in the project's history.
Cory Fields of the MIT Digital Currency Initiative privately reported the bug in November 2024. Pieter Wuille shipped the fix in version 29.0 in April 2025, and the last vulnerable release line reached end of life last month. The exploit required burning hashpower on specially crafted invalid blocks, making it expensive in practice and likely never used.
Roughly 43% of Bitcoin nodes are still running pre-v29 software, per Clark Moody dashboard data.