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Bitcoin Sidekick. Bitcoin TV Live. Laser Eyes.
Bitcoin-only. Privacy-first. Zero third-party SDKs.

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Most Bitcoin apps want your identity before they show you a price. We built the opposite.

Start with Ore, the on-device intelligence layer inside Bitcoin Sidekick. Twelve compiled Core ML models across four families: regime, fee, narrative, and anomaly. Every inference runs on your device. Ore reads the market and says it plainly. It flags regime shifts. It gives a three-point fee forecast: now, roughly thirty minutes out, and roughly sixty. It tracks narrative drift, whether the media is leaning more bullish or more bearish. And it names anomalies in human terms, like Bitcoin moving unusually relative to equities, instead of raw labels.

Ore's predictive signals are uncalibrated. So we refuse to show a fake-precise percentage. Instead it shows an honest band: Calm, Watch, or Elevated. Pro adds one-tap Notify me on any signal, a rolling 7-day Intelligence Archive that now charts a narrative-divergence trend and a sentiment-flip timeline, and over-the-air model updates with the app bundle as a safe floor.

That is one layer of one app. Only Hashes is a one-person Bitcoin software studio. In Bitcoin, a hash is proof of work, effort that cannot be faked. We hold software to the same standard.

Three native apps. Bitcoin Sidekick runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, with real-time price over WebSocket, a full candlestick and indicator suite, an order book depth chart with a liquidity heatmap, a mempool explorer, a Lightning node map you browse by country, a mining dashboard, and a Bitcoin library bundled offline. Bitcoin TV Live turns Apple TV into a live dashboard you read from across the room, with the same Ore intelligence rebuilt native for tvOS. Laser Eyes is native to visionOS, eight tabs floating as real glass panels you arrange and resize in your space.

The architecture is the product. Pure Swift 6.2, complete strict concurrency, on-device Core ML. Zero third-party SDKs. No accounts, no login, no telemetry, no analytics, no user identifiers, no cross-app tracking, no backend that knows you exist. Several text summaries are pre-generated on our relay, and the only thing ever sent to fetch one is a locale code. No user data, ever. Privacy is architectural, not a preference.

The business model matches. Pro unlocks tools, never data. Free users see the same Bitcoin data as paid users. No dark patterns, no hostage screens. One developer. Every feature earns its place, or it does not ship.

No altcoins. No "crypto." Just Bitcoin.

Proof of work. Proof of craft.

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Bitcoin Nears 30-Day Low at Q2 Close

Price ↓$58,372 Fear and Greed →15 / Extreme Fear Fee Next Block →3.5 sat/vB

Bitcoin slid to $58,372, within 0.3% of its 30-day low, as the yen hit a 40-year extreme and drove the DXY to a monthly high. June spot ETF outflows totaled a record $4.06 billion, with IBIT shedding another $300 million today. Hashrate fell 13% in seven days despite the prior epoch's 7.2% difficulty increase, pointing to miner stress at current prices. Bitcoin closes Q2 in Extreme Fear (F&G: 15), with the put-call ratio at a one-year high and net global liquidity contracting.

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Bitcoin Clings to $60K as ETF Outflows Hit June Record

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $4.06 billion in June, a monthly record, with BlackRock's IBIT shedding $300 million on Tuesday as bitcoin remained below $60,000. Strategy paused bitcoin purchases and opened a capital framework allowing up to $1.25 billion in BTC sales to fund dividends and buybacks, lifting MSTR more than 12% on the day. The yen's drop to 40-year lows, a put-call ratio at a one-year high, and on-chain models flagging support well below current prices add to a cautious July setup.

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Funding Flips as Bitcoin Opens Q3 Weak

Price ↓$59,908 Fear and Greed →12 (Extreme Fear) Fee Next Block →2.5 sat/vB

Bitcoin opens Q3 at $59,908, 3% above its 30-day low, as Q2 closed with back-to-back quarterly losses. Funding flipped from a seven-day negative baseline to positive, signaling short covering near $60,000; RSI divergences on lower timeframes have analysts divided on whether a floor is in. Macro remains a headwind: DXY at 120.4, net Fed liquidity down roughly $41B on the week, and June spot ETF outflows near $4B are on pace for a monthly record; Fear and Greed at 12 (Extreme Fear) with the mempool near-clear.

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Bitcoin Tests $60K as Q2 Closes on Back-to-Back Loss

Bitcoin is trading near $59,700 as Q2 approaches its close, on pace for back-to-back quarterly losses and a roughly 7% weekly slide. Spot ETF outflows hit a June record near $4 billion, and IBIT's scale now adds overhead supply near $60,000 rather than driving fresh demand. Strategy's Michael Saylor signaled continued buying despite roughly $13 billion in paper losses, while Grayscale's research head called for a $3 billion sale; analysts remain split on whether current levels mark capitulation or precede further downside.

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A 21-Month Low and Record ETF Outflows

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Bitcoin Near $60K as Capitulation Signals Multiply

Price ↓$60,180 7-Day Return ↓-6.1% Fear and Greed →18 / Extreme Fear

Bitcoin holds at $60,180 on the final weekend of Q2 2026, tracking toward a second straight losing quarter as seven weeks of ETF outflows and 50,000 BTC moved at a loss confirm active capitulation. Mining faces 40% cost inversion ($84,300 all-in vs. $60,180 spot), pressuring operators into forced selling while hash rate trends higher and mempool fees hold near 1.3 sat/vB. DXY at 120.40, real rates at 2.19%, and FOMC 30 days out sustain macro headwinds; funding deepened to -0.0137% and Fear and Greed holds at 18.

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BTC Closes Q2 Below $60K With Record ETF Outflow Streak

Bitcoin is set for a rare back-to-back quarterly loss as prices slip below $60,000 and US spot ETFs close a seventh consecutive week of net redemptions, bringing a six-week total to roughly $6 billion. On-chain data shows nearly 50,000 BTC shifted to exchanges at a loss, short-term holder stress at two-year highs, and apparent demand negative for over 200 days. Miners face added pressure as BTC trades roughly 30% below the estimated all-in production cost of $84,000, while Strategy's market cap fell below its Bitcoin holdings after STRC preferred shares dropped 25% below par.

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In Bitcoin, a hash is proof of work. Effort that cannot be faked. We hold software to the same standard.

Three native apps for those who value privacy, clarity, and sovereignty. iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Vision Pro.

No accounts. No login. No telemetry.

Here is what we build.

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