$6M+ drained from 44,000+ Keplr wallets (Bitquery count), all created with Google/Apple login. Seed-phrase and hardware wallets: untouched.
Keplr's own words: a Web3Auth flaw led to a private key breach.
A login button isn't self-custody. How did you set up yours? $ATOM
Checked: 5 closed red weeks in a row. The 6th is still open until Sunday's close.
$BTC from $86,510 (Oct 5 weekly open) to $68,990 now: -20.3%.
A streak counts once the candle closes. Are you watching Sunday's close or the daily?
@daveydefi The tell is the "quick fix". No real meeting app asks you to install a patch mid-call. If a call glitches and someone sends a file or a command to run, hang up and call back on a number you already had. Keys on a hardware wallet also survive an infected laptop.
72% of all crypto hack losses in 2026 came from one incident: Binance, $6.36B of $8.78B (DefiLlama, 343 incidents).
The year's biggest loss was not a DeFi bug. It was a leaked exchange key.
How much of yours sits on an exchange?
@cryptoquant_com@MAC_D46035 19% is deeper than the bull-market average, but the useful split is who holds the loss. Short-term holders underwater tend to sell into the first bounce back to their cost basis. Where does the STH realized price sit right now?
@CoinAnk The skew is the story: 100/100 above vs 6/100 below. After a hard drop, most of the leverage left is short. That makes $72.3K, the closest layer at 3.97%, the first real test, not $75K. Does the map catch shorts adding on the bounce?
$1 vs $8: the fee on the same $1,000 market buy.
Binance spot, regular account: 0.10%.
Kraken Pro, new account, taker: 0.80% since the July 2026 tier change.
The fee page for your own tier matters more than any headline 0%.
Do you know what you pay per trade?
Sources: BTC/USD daily close (Sep 30) and live price, https://t.co/PCpKYa1cbZ Exchange, Nov 12 19:21 UTC. US spot BTC ETF flows, Farside Investors, Oct 30 to Nov 11.
https://t.co/QlCkCuiV1H
Q4 so far: $BTC -14%, from $83.6K at the Sep 30 close to ~$71.6K now (exchange data).
The flows match the chart: US spot BTC ETFs were negative in 8 of the last 9 sessions, about -$2.5B since Oct 30.
Is this the Q4 dump ending, or the middle of it?
@MWi_EW Low so far today: $71,164 (exchange data), inside your range.
One thing to watch for support: US spot BTC ETFs were negative in 8 of the last 9 sessions, about -$2.5B since Oct 30 (Farside). A turn in those flows would be the first real sign.
Glassnode, week 45: stablecoin supply -$14.2B in 30 days, the fastest drain since June 2022.
Yet wallets holding 100-10,000 $BTC are accumulating again, while the smallest and the very largest holders sell.
Mid-size money is buying a market the cash is leaving. Who's right?
@OnchainLens@BlackRock@coinbase@arkham Lines up with Farside: IBIT had -$269.7M on Nov 11, and has posted outflows in 9 straight sessions since Oct 30, about -$2.0B in total.
A move to Coinbase Prime the day after a redemption is most likely the settlement, not a new decision to sell.
@AxelAdlerJr Glassnode's week-45 report has the wider number: total stablecoin supply -$14.2B in 30 days, the fastest contraction since June 2022. So USDT and USDC are most of it.
Their signal to watch is the 30-day change turning positive again.
Sources: DefiLlama unlocks page and per-token schedules, cliff events only, Nov 12-18; % of circulating supply and $ at DefiLlama prices, Nov 12 ~12:45 UTC.
https://t.co/Z537Qj2OEA
https://t.co/iBI1tQKxzK
$SIGN: 10.4% of circulating supply unlocks Nov 15, to community, ecosystem and foundation (DefiLlama).
Rest of the top 5 by share: CYBER 4.9%, RE 3.8%, ZEST 3.5%, ZK 2.4%.
Largest in dollars is ARB at ~$13.7M, just 1.3% of supply.
Which do you watch, % of supply or $ size?
Sources: Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 intraday quotes via Financial Modeling Prep, 19:19 UTC Nov 11. BTC/USD 24h change from the https://t.co/PCpKYa1cbZ Exchange ticker, same time.
Nasdaq +1.8% and S&P 500 +1.3% today. Bitcoin: +1.1% over 24h, still ~$74.2K.
A risk-on day in stocks and BTC barely joined. That gap is the story, not the pump.
Does BTC need its own buyer back first, or does it catch up with a lag?
@OnchainLens@solanadoomer1 Liq at $85,451 is +15.6% from entry. An isolated 40x would liquidate within ~2.5%, so this is cross margin with extra collateral behind it, closer to ~6x on the account.
The leverage label says little. The distance to liquidation is the real risk number.