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### π¬π§ CRYPTO IS ENTERING POLITICS
π¨ **Β£20 MILLION. Thatβs the number getting attention in the UK today.**
New analysis of Electoral Commission data shows that **Reform UK has received around Β£20M from cryptocurrency-linked investors since 2024.**
That represents roughly **60% of the partyβs donations** over the period.
And the money is heavily concentrated:
π **Christopher Harborne β Β£15M**
π° **Ben Delo β Β£4M**
π· **Maria Rost β Β£1.125M**
But hereβs the bigger question:
**Why is crypto money becoming such a major force in political funding?**
This isnβt just a UK political story.
It raises a much bigger issue for the crypto industry:
π Will governments become more crypto-friendly?
π Will political parties compete for support from crypto investors?
π And where does the line between legitimate political funding and crypto influence get drawn?
The UK government has already moved toward tighter rules around crypto political donations, with the Rycroft Review recommending a moratorium on cryptoasset political donations earlier this year.
**Crypto is no longer just a financial story.**
Itβs increasingly becoming a **political story, too.** π
Iβll keep tracking the intersection of **Crypto Γ Regulation Γ Politics Γ Big Money**.
**Do you think crypto is gaining political influence β or is this simply wealthy investors putting their money where they see opportunity?**
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BITCOIN IS AT A CRITICAL LEVEL RIGHT NOW. π
Bitcoin has reclaimed the $75,000 to $78,500 zone.
Now the market has a very clear decision point:
π Hold above $75K to $78.5K
Next major target: $90K
π Lose this zone
Next downside area: $66K
This is why Iβm watching price structure rather than simply chasing momentum.
Hold the zone, and the bullish setup gets stronger.
Lose the zone, and the entire structure changes.
The next few sessions could be extremely important for BTC.
Bullish breakout or another rejection? π
π¬π§ THE MARKET JUST GOT A LOT MORE INTERESTING. βΏ
Bitcoin has pushed towards $80K.
And market sentiment has completely changed.
π BTC β ~$77K
π’ Fear & Greed β 72 (Greed)
π° BTC ETF inflows β ~$1.6B this week
β‘ $4.3B+ shorts liquidated
But here's what I'm watching:
Greed is back.
And that's exactly when I become more selective.
A strong rally creates opportunity β
but it also creates FOMO.
So I'm watching:
π― $80K β can BTC break and hold it?
π Volume β are buyers still in control?
π° ETF flows β is institutional demand continuing?
π₯ Altcoins β is liquidity finally rotating?
I don't chase the green candles.
I watch the structure.
I wait for confirmation.
Then I manage the risk.
The market can move quickly.
The question is not whether you are bullish.
It's whether you understand what is driving the move.
π¨ THE CRYPTO MARKET JUST WOKE UP. βΏ
Yesterday, I said:
Learn first. Understand the market. Build your strategy.
Today, Bitcoin is trading around $72.5K, pushing further above the $70K level and keeping the broader crypto market firmly in focus.
But here's what matters to me:
I don't want to simply tell you βBitcoin is going up.β
I want to understand WHY.
π Treasury buybacks β could improving liquidity support risk appetite?
ποΈ Crypto regulation β growing policy clarity remains a key catalyst
βΏ BTC above $72K β can bulls defend these levels?
β‘ Short covering β could further liquidations add fuel to the move?
π° Liquidity β is capital genuinely returning to crypto?
This is exactly why I believe understanding the market matters more than chasing the next candle.
A strong move can create opportunity.
It can also create FOMO.
So today I'm watching:
π― $72Kβ$73K β can BTC hold above this zone?
π Volume β is the breakout backed by real participation?
π΅ Liquidity β is money continuing to flow into risk assets?
βΏ Altcoins β are they confirming Bitcoin's strength?
The market moves fast.
Your understanding needs to move faster.
Learn first.
Trade with a plan.
Manage your risk.
Stay ahead of the market.
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π¬π§ UK WELFARE REFORM: WHAT ACTUALLY CHANGES?
Reform UK has unveiled one of the biggest proposed shake-ups of the welfare system in decades β and the numbers are significant.
The party says its package could cut welfare spending by more than Β£50 billion a year.
But what are they actually proposing?
Here are the big changes:
πΉ PIP would be replaced for working-age claimants, alongside changes to the health element of Universal Credit.
πΉ A new Health Security Allowance would focus cash support on people with severe and enduring health conditions.
πΉ People with lower-level disabilities could instead receive a Disability Support Account, administered through local authorities.
πΉ Long-term unemployed people could face 20 hours a week of community work or risk losing benefits.
πΉ Reform wants to restrict most welfare benefits to British citizens, which it estimates could save around Β£21bn a year by year five.
πΉ Employers could be required to provide βReturn to Work Coverβ, effectively shifting more of the cost of long-term sickness back towards employers.
The political argument is obvious:
Reform says the current system is too expensive and discourages people from returning to work.
Critics argue the proposals could push vulnerable people into hardship, and question whether the projected savings are realistic.
And there's another major issue:
Restricting benefits for EU citizens with settled status could require renegotiating parts of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, potentially affecting British citizens living elsewhere in Europe.
So this isn't just about welfare.
It's about taxes, labour markets, employers, immigration, public spending and ultimately the size of the British state.
The Β£50bn figure is the headline.
But the bigger question is:
Can Reform actually deliver those savings without creating bigger costs somewhere else?
That's the part I'm watching.
What do you think?
π¬π§ Necessary reform β or too aggressive?
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Metaplanet launching U.S. bitcoin treasury company with investment in Super League
In somewhat of a shocking development, given the disastrous aftermath of the 2025 bitcoin treasury company bubble, Japanese bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet is opening up a U.S. outlet.
The company announced on Tuesday morning that it will contribute 2,100 BTC ($132 million) and $2.5 million to Nasdaq-listed Super League (SLE) in exchange for common stock, preferred stock and warrants, for an initial investment of approximately $134.6 million.
In shades of the 2025 mania, the nanocap SLE ($4.5 million market cap) is higher by 120% in pre-market trading.
Super League will become Superplanet, Metaplanetβs U.S. bitcoin treasury platform, while retaining its gaming media business. Metaplanet will own about 95.7% of outstanding shares. Closing is expected in the fourth quarter, subject to shareholder, regulatory and other approvals.
The transaction gives Metaplanet a Nasdaq-listed U.S. vehicle to raise capital and expand its bitcoin treasury strategy across American and Japanese markets, said CEO Simon Gerovich.
@PolitlcsUK This is a significant escalation. The deeper Western involvement becomes, the harder it will be to contain the risks of direct confrontation.
@PolitlcsUK@thetimes The delay may be political, but the market will be watching what it means for UK energy supply, investment and North Sea production
@abhijaymrana The interesting part isnβt the $10M price tag. Itβs how much value AI companies can extract from decades of proprietary enterprise data.
@RobinhoodApp Removing settlement delays could make agent-driven trading much more efficient. The next question is how risk controls evolve alongside it.