‼️ BREAKING | S. KOREAN POLICE LOSE SEIZED BTC 🇰🇷🟠
Seoul’s Gangnam Police reportedly lost 22 BTC (~$1.5M) that had been seized in a 2021 case.
📌 What happened: • Funds were stored on a USB cold wallet • The device was never reported stolen • BTC was moved without detection • Breach went unnoticed for years after the case was suspended
⚠️ Why it matters: • Raises serious questions about custody & security protocols • Highlights risks even with so-called “cold storage” solutions • Underscores the importance of institutional-grade key management
SEC Chair Paul Atkins says the U.S. is the “crypto capital of the world,” highlighting transparency and innovation as key strengths.
📌 Why it matters: • Signals a potentially pro-innovation regulatory tone • Reinforces the U.S. position in the global crypto race • Could boost confidence among institutions and builders
A strong statement as global competition for crypto leadership intensifies. 🚀
President Trump says interest rate cuts would reduce U.S. debt.
📌 Key points: • Suggests lower rates can ease government borrowing costs • Highlights ongoing debates over fiscal policy and debt management • Could influence markets’ expectations on Federal Reserve actions
⚠️ Controversial statement — economists may disagree on effectiveness of rate cuts for debt reduction.
Fed Governor Waller says crypto dips have “happened before” and that big crashes are normal.
💬 Quote:
“Years ago if you said Bitcoin was $10,000, you’d say oh my god this is crazy.”
📌 Takeaway: • Signals a calm, long-term perspective from the Fed • Emphasizes that crypto volatility is expected • Reminds investors that market swings are part of the cycle
CQ: Altcoins now account for 60% of total trading volume on Binance, the highest since the beginning of 2025. #BTC and #ETH account for only 20%, which is extremely low compared to previous figures.
$Wintermute drops a fresh report on BTC–Nasdaq dynamics
Wintermute released a new analysis showing that Bitcoin still maintains a strong correlation (~0.8) with the Nasdaq-100. But despite this close link, BTC doesn’t benefit from stock market rallies — it mostly moves in sync when things go bad.
Analysts also highlight a negative asymmetry: Bitcoin reacts to downturns but doesn’t share the upside. Historically, this pattern tends to appear not at market tops, but much closer to the bottom.
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