BIG MOVE ALERT $11T asset giant BlackRock confirms major institutions are scooping up Bitcoin on the dip. Smart money isn’t panicking they’re positioning.
The Trump team reportedly urged major banks to move forward on #Bitcoin and broader crypto market structure during a White House meeting, per CoinDesk.
They’re targeting regulatory clarity by March.
If that timeline holds, this could be a real turning point not just talk, but structure.
Most people look at a new Layer 1 and immediately judge it on speed.
With Fogo, that’s the easy angle. But speed alone doesn’t make a chain relevant long term. What actually stands out is the decision to build around the Solana Virtual Machine.
Launching a new chain already creates enough friction. New environment, new tooling, new assumptions. If you also introduce a completely new virtual machine, you multiply that friction.
Using Solana VM changes that dynamic.
Developers who have worked within that model already understand how execution behaves, how accounts are structured, and how parallel processing affects design choices. That familiarity reduces onboarding cost. It shortens the gap between “interesting idea” and “actually building.”
This isn’t about copying. It’s about compatibility and efficiency.
Instead of reinventing execution logic, the focus shifts to network-level improvements performance tuning, infrastructure optimization, ecosystem positioning. The execution model stays stable, while the chain itself can differentiate in other ways.
That approach signals practicality.
Builders don’t need to relearn fundamentals. Tooling knowledge transfers. Mental models stay intact. That lowers resistance quietly, which matters more than hype.
In the long run, ecosystems grow where developers feel comfortable deploying and iterating fast. Familiar execution + new chain environment can create that balance.
Not radical. Not flashy. Just structured thinking.
Most new L1s try to stand out by reinventing everything.
Fogo didn’t.
It runs the Solana Virtual Machine same execution model, same parallel-first mindset. That means familiar tooling, known structure, and less friction for builders.
This isn’t about hype or “new VM” narratives.
It’s a deliberate choice: Keep a proven engine. Build a different network around it. Optimize the outer layers.
Parallel execution isn’t just about speed it changes how apps are designed, how congestion feels, how state is managed.
Fogo isn’t asking “how do we reinvent execution?” It’s asking “what can we build around an execution model that already works?”
That’s a quieter strategy. But sometimes the quiet ones scale better.
BREAKING: Tomorrow at 9 AM ET, the third stablecoin yield meeting kicks off. Crypto leaders and banking reps will be in the room big discussions on where yields, regulation, and innovation are headed.
Bitcoin is close to its longest losing streak since 2022.
It’s not panic… but you can feel the pressure building.
Geopolitical tensions are rising. The U.S. dollar keeps getting stronger. Oil prices are pushing higher. When that combo hits, risk assets usually struggle and crypto is no exception.
Liquidity gets tighter. Traders get cautious. Momentum fades.
The market was already fragile, and this just adds another layer of stress.
Now it’s a patience game.
Do you see weakness… or opportunity building quietly under the surface?
Sharp push toward 0.00473 followed by pullback and stabilization. Price now hovering mid-range with buyers slowly stepping back in. A clean break above recent highs could trigger momentum continuation.
Clean stair-step structure upward with controlled pullbacks. Price holding near highs after testing 0.0297. As long as higher lows remain intact, bulls keep the edge.
Strong recovery from 0.060 zone with consistent higher lows. Momentum building as price approaches local resistance. If buyers sustain pressure, breakout continuation looks likely.
Since late 2025, Bitcoin has been lagging behind most major assets. A big part of the fear right now is around quantum computing and “lost” coins.
Around 3.5–4 million $BTC from the early days are believed to be lost or permanently dormant. That’s close to 18% of the total supply. The market has always treated those coins as gone forever.
But now people are asking: what if they’re not?
As quantum computing advances, older wallets especially ones with exposed public keys are being discussed as a long-term risk. If even a small portion of those dormant coins were ever accessed again, that would increase future supply.
And markets price expectations, not just reality.
Since 2020, institutions, ETFs, and companies have accumulated roughly 2.5–3 million BTC. That’s almost the same size as the “lost” supply people assume is gone.
So if investors start believing some of those 3–4 million BTC could re-enter circulation one day, they begin pricing that extra supply now. That creates pressure.
But here’s the other side.
On-chain data shows 13–14 million #BTC have already moved in this cycle the biggest redistribution ever. Despite that huge sell-side liquidity, we didn’t see a structural collapse.
That suggests the market has already absorbed massive supply before.
Also, quantum risk doesn’t apply to the whole network. It mainly affects very old wallets with exposed keys. Bitcoin isn’t frozen in time. Security improves. Wallet standards evolve. Quantum-resistant upgrades are already being researched.
Right now, the market is stuck between two stories:
• A future supply shock that might never happen • A network that keeps getting stronger over time
That tension could be one reason Bitcoin has underperformed lately even with strong institutional demand and global liquidity still supportive.
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