🚨BREAKING: President Trump will attack Iran on Monday or Tuesday, according to ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou.
He is the same person who was imprisoned in 2012 for revealing CIA torture details.
🚨JPMORGAN ADMITS: WE CLOSED TRUMP’S ACCOUNTS
JPMorgan confirmed in court it shut down Donald Trump’s private and commercial bank accounts in February 2021 after Capitol attacks.
The admission comes in Trump’s $5B lawsuit, where he claims the move was politically motivated.
I seriously cannot believe people aren’t buying as much Bitcoin as possible at $67,000.
How much lower do you think it can go? Fair value vs gold is already over $180,000 — we’ve never been so undervalued compared to precious metals.
Saylor knows it more than anyone. Patience.
📉 BITCOIN BET SENDS NAKAMOTO INTO A 99% COLLAPSE
Bitcoin treasury firm Nakamoto Inc. $NAKA is down 99.32% in ~280 days, wiping out $23.6B in market cap.
With 5,398 $BTC bought near ~$118K, its treasury now sits on roughly $270M in unrealized losses.
I won't buy a new car until I can get one for under 0.1 BTC
I don't care if people think I'm broke
I'm not willing to go broke so I can look rich to broke people
The average person doesn't even have $400 saved
Their opinion doesn't matter
Dad buys Bitcoin for $100K.
It grows to $5M.
If he sells, he owes tax on a $4.9M gain.
Instead, he puts it in a trust.
Borrows against it.
Lives tax-free.
Dies holding.
Kids inherit at a $5M basis.
IRS gets $0.
SOL ran from $8 to $290 in 8 months on its last major run.
If it follows the same pattern, does that mean we can go from $83 to $3000+ in the next 8 months?
Solana mode!
CRYPTO MARKET JUST SECURED ITS BIGGEST WIN OF 2026
The SEC has changed the rules, which forced Wall Street to need $2 million in capital to hold $1 million in stablecoins.
TradFi broker dealers must follow capital rules. When they hold an asset, they must set aside capital based on how risky regulators think that asset is.
Stablecoins were being treated with a 100% haircut. That means if a broker dealer held $1M in stablecoins, regulators treated that entire $1M as unusable for capital purposes. To stay compliant, the firm effectively had to keep another $1M of its own capital locked up.
So holding $1M in stablecoins locked up about $2M of balance sheet capacity. That made stablecoins inefficient and unattractive for regulated institutions.
Now, the SEC clarified the haircut should be 2%, similar to money market funds.
Now firms only need to set aside a small buffer instead of freezing the full amount. This is a major shift.
Broker dealers can now hold stablecoins without damaging their capital ratios.
They can use stablecoins for settlement, collateral transfers, tokenized treasuries, and other on chain transactions without a massive capital penalty.
And this is where crypto benefits.
If stablecoins are balance sheet friendly, institutions can actually integrate them into daily operations. More usage means more demand.
More demand strengthens the role of stablecoins as core financial infrastructure. Stablecoins are the bridge between traditional finance and crypto markets.
Wall Street can hold and use them efficiently, adoption accelerates. And it'll lower the biggest barrier that was keeping stablecoins out of institutional finance.