Stablecoins give everyone in the world the ability to hold dollars (and many other major fiat currencies), and send them instantly anywhere in the world for less than 1 cent.
Over $1 billion in crypto liquidations in the last 24 hours.
Fear is back, and everyone is panicking again.
We've seen this in every Bitcoin cycle. Corrections always feel terrible in the moment, but they've also given us some of the best buying opportunities.
I'm looking at this one the same way.
If Bitcoin can hold $80K and push through the $85K – $86K resistance zone, $90K is the next target.
Wouldn't be surprised to see some volatility along the way, but I like the setup.
Cross River Bank is bringing loan tokenization to @arbitrum.
Not another memecoin. Actual banking infrastructure moving onchain.
Love seeing this kind of adoption.
Florida elected a Republican governor who backed a U.S. Bitcoin reserve. Texas elected a Democratic senator who voted to create one for his state. The case for holding Bitcoin crosses party lines.
🇺🇸 Everyone seems worried about how Bitcoin will react to today's US midterms.
Prediction markets are giving Democrats a 95% chance of winning the House and a 76% chance of taking the Senate.
So a Democratic sweep is already the expected outcome.
My take? A lot of that expectation is probably already priced into $BTC.
Markets don't just react to events. They react to surprises.
And sometimes the biggest surprise is when the event everyone feared finally happens... and nothing happens.
The midterms are already priced into the markets.
There's so much fear surrounding the midterms, that, especially crypto, we're seeing a correction in #Bitcoin due to the upcoming midterms.
Polymarket bets are at 74% for the Senate and 95% for the House for Democrats.
Surely this is already heavily priced in.
Even if the Democrats win, nothing big is likely going to happen, most likely there's going to be more 'calm' and it's actually bullish for the markets, just like every year after the midterms has been great.
Buy the dip.
Accumulate.
Be patient.
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 The SEC has released new crypto guidance and it is bullish for DeFi.
1. Token holder voting does not make a network centrally controlled, as long as holders are not acting together.
2. A network only has a central party if someone can control access, change the voting process, pick validators, or rewrite the code.
3. Functional and decentralized are two separate tests, and how decentralized a network is depends on the facts.
Crypto is finally getting the clarity it deserved.