Daii

Author of Exit Money (退路) & The Narrow Gate of Bitcoin. Money can leave. Governments recalculate. New gatekeepers emerge. Building Vane: Morpho rates.

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A stablecoin can shield savings from one government’s printing press. Its issuer can still freeze your money.

Exit Money traces the struggle behind that trade, from Ming paper money to today’s digital dollars.

Kindle: https://t.co/80ZXZoo0No
Paperback: https://t.co/ihgFERCwF9

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Could a 2027 Cash Squeeze Hit Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Bitcoin?

Goldman is describing a possible shortage of ready cash in US short-term funding markets when Treasury borrowing accelerates. It is a scenario to test against actual financing data, not a date on which stocks, bonds, gold and Bitcoin are destined to fall.

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The New Quantum Proof Does Not Remove Bitcoin’s Signature Risk

It neither invalidates Shor’s discrete-logarithm algorithm nor changes the engineering timetable for a cryptographically relevant quantum computer. The Aaronson–Ambainis conjecture concerns whether quantum algorithms can inspect dramatically fewer locations than classical algorithms on random inputs; it does not analyze Bitcoin itself.

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Ethereum Reframes the Store-of-Value Case as Bitcoin and ETH Back Two Monetary Constitutions

The two assets therefore pursue a similar non-sovereign store-of-value objective under different policy constraints. Bitcoin chiefly relies on a supply path and validation rules that are exceptionally hard to change. Ethereum relies on a system capable of upgrading without allowing maintainers, validators, applications, or the Foundation to casually rewrite property boundaries.

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穩定幣能讓你避開本國貨幣貶值。但按下「凍結」鍵的人，又是誰？

《退路》把兩千年的貨幣史寫成一場追逐：政府想留住錢，人們想留下選擇。讀完，你會用不同的眼光看比特幣、美元和手上的積蓄。

閱讀繁體中文 Kindle 版：https://t.co/qdZtUfH4Jn

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A 0.42% Ransom: Strategy Bought Twelve Months with 3,588 Bitcoin

It sold 3,588 bitcoin — 0.42% of the stack — took in 216million,andboughttwelvemonthsofbreathingroom.
Themarketreaditasacollapseoffaith.Ireadittheotherway:foracompanythatowes216million,andboughttwelvemonthsofbreathingroom.∗∗Themarketreaditasacollapseoffaith.Ireadittheotherway:foracompanythatowes1.76 billion a year in cash dividends, selling coins on purpose isn't failure — it's the least-bad option available.
The real question isn't "why did Saylor sell." It's "if you want bitcoin, why are you getting it through him" — and this piece lays out exactly what MSTR, STRC, the ETFs, and spot each actually do.

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Democrats Take Congress as Bitcoin Rises Back Above $80,000

Democratic control shifts bargaining over market structure, conflicts of interest and agency oversight. Bitcoin’s rise back above $80,000 confirms a risk-asset rebound, without demonstrating market approval of a specific crypto platform.

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Holding Rules: Do Not Hand Your Core Position Over to Daily Market Noise https://t.co/9To1bXd0mz

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Test Vitalik’s Digital Minimalism With One Reversible Setting

The transferable idea is to reset feed, notification and connectivity boundaries. One hundred days in airplane mode and command-line finance require additional responsibilities, devices and skills.

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Who Benefits From Aero’s Merger—Holders, LPs, or the Platform?

Aero merges two exchanges and links token rewards to projected pool revenue. Fees do not automatically reach spot holders; the outcome turns on staking, LP choices and durable trading activity.

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Why Did Binance’s $6.3 Billion Theft Ignite an Election Fight?

Days before the November 3 vote, a $6.3 billion theft turned into a fight over asset freezes, offshore oversight and conflicts of interest. Each argument targets a different failure.

https://t.co/r1dQoCe0Az

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DTCC Just Put $114 Trillion of Assets on Blockchain Rails—But Not Trading

It connects to the largest securities foundation in U.S. capital markets, making it the best available test of just how much distance remains between putting assets onchain and putting capital markets onchain.

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EIP-7702 Made Wallets Easier to Use. How Did It Help Drain a Binance Hot Wallet?

EIP-7702 adds a software doorway to the existing address. The owner signs an authorization identifying code already deployed onchain. Ethereum then writes a short pointer in the account. Its address, balance, history, and original signing key remain. When the address is called, Ethereum loads that code and runs it as the original account. Think of fitting an old house with a smart door controller: the house stays put, but the controller now handles visitors at the door.

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From October 17 through October 23, Strive spent approximately $511.5 million to acquire 6,182 Bitcoin, bringing its holdings to 43,000. Over a nearly matching period, Strategy kept its holdings at about 848,517 Bitcoin and spent $204.9 million repurchasing its own STRC preferred shares. (Strive filing; Strategy filing)

Both companies use publicly traded securities to finance and manage Bitcoin treasuries. Strive’s filing does not trace a specified portion of the SATS proceeds to the latest Bitcoin purchase, so the offering and the purchase are adjacent events rather than a documented dollar-for-dollar funding path. (Strive filing; SATS use-of-proceeds disclosure)

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The separate US civil-forfeiture complaint targets approximately 127,271 Bitcoin and states that the US government holds them. The Justice Department’s roughly $15 billion figure was their value when the case was announced in October 2025; it is neither a fixed cash balance nor an estimate of what Chinese victims can recover. No cited filing establishes that the entire balance belongs to the 30 BVI estates or has been reserved for those victims.
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If you have concluded that Bitcoin deserves a core position, how should you buy without allowing FOMO to determine the price and size of that position?
The market sets the price. You set the structure of the purchase.
Buying is more than pressing a button.
It is the process of turning a long-term judgment into a path through time that you can actually endure.

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The intended mechanism can still serve Strategy’s Bitcoin financing cycle: reduce discounted STRC supply and prospective dividend claims, then seek renewed capacity to issue securities. Its success remains unproven. If the market price depends on repeated company purchases, cash is supporting the instrument rather than independent demand. The funding channel improves only if outside buyers return and Strategy can again raise dollars on acceptable terms.
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Daily Reference (2026-10-27): The Ownership, Money and Institutional Access Behind CZ’s Post-Binance Influence https://t.co/Uz0gpXlSMI

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Weekly Reference | A Fee Can Only Be Split Once: Why PancakeSwap’s 69% Emissions Cut Failed https://t.co/b1NPZ8VmLi

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Daily Reference (2026-10-26): In a $3.5 Billion Tokenized-Stock Market, Nearly 80% Does Not Make You a Shareholder https://t.co/dBU3H1kTQV