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He lost his Bitcoin wallet for 11 years. Forgot the password after changing it while high, and gave up on it completely.
He tried everything. Password guesses. Recovery services. Brute-force tools. Nothing worked.
This year, he tried one more thing, fed his old computer files into an AI tool, hoping it’d catch something he missed. It found an older wallet file from before the password change. That file still worked.
$400,000 in Bitcoin, back from the dead.
11 years of failure, and he still didn’t quit. That’s the real lesson here.
$BTC $BNB

Metaplanet Moves $186M in Bitcoin to Coinbase Prime

Metaplanet has accumulated 43,000 BTC at an average purchase price of $96,191, with the position valued at roughly $3.48 billion. The company has now moved another 2,400 BTC, worth about $186 million, into Coinbase Prime.

The transfer is naturally raising questions about whether the coins could be sold, but a Coinbase Prime deposit does not by itself confirm a sale. The platform also provides institutional custody and trading services, so the move could simply be part of Metaplanet’s treasury management.

With 43,000 BTC already accumulated, the latest transfer puts the company’s treasury activity firmly back in focus. The next question for $BTC is whether these coins eventually move into the market or remain under institutional custody.

$OP
Analysis - Daily Time Frame

Breaking the $0.0887 resistance is bullish and paves the way for a rise towards $0.0973.

Failure to break this level suggests a correction scenario towards $0.0810.

$WLD
Claims of “whistleblowers,” internal panic, employee mobbing and clueless leadership are serious allegations, but without documents, named sources or independently verifiable evidence they remain claims rather than facts, and the publicly verifiable picture is considerably more nuanced: World continues to operate and develop its proof-of-human ecosystem, while its WLD token unlocks are hardly a secret scheme because the project has publicly documented a long-term unlock schedule, including team and investor tokens unlocking gradually and nearly all of those allocations completing around July 2028, with the wider community allocation governed under a published 15-year schedule, so investors are absolutely entitled to debate whether dilution, execution, leadership decisions or tokenomics create risks—but saying every development is merely designed to “buy time for more token unlocks” requires evidence rather than anonymous assertions, especially when the unlock mechanism itself has been disclosed publicly for years; skepticism is valuable in crypto, but credible analysis separates confirmed data from rumours, examines what is actually being built, and then lets the evidence speak—because “whistleblowers are telling me” is not a substitute for receipts.

$BTC traders, I’m watching this week closely. 👀
Bitcoin is entering September under pressure, but the next big move may come from the macro side.
We have JOLTS, ISM, ADP, jobless claims and, most importantly, Friday’s US jobs report.

If the data comes in stronger than expected, rate-cut expectations could take a hit and that may put more pressure on risk assets.

But if the labor market shows weakness, $BTC could get some relief.
For me, this is not a week to blindly chase green or red candles. I am waiting for the data, then watching how $BTC
reacts around key levels.

Volatility is coming. Trade the reaction, not the headline. 📊
What are you watching — bounce or another leg down?

🚨 Sber, Russia’s largest bank, plans to accept $BTC
, Ether and USDT as loan collateral as the country’s new crypto regulations take effect on September 1.

+2,090% revenue growth over the next 5 years.

SpaceX is projected to outgrow Nvidia (+288%) at more than 7x the pace, according to numbers shared by longtime Bloomberg anchor Jon Erlichman.

Everyone talks about rocket launches, but rapidly scaling Starlink cash flow and the push into AI compute infrastructure are the real engines here.

Wild numbers, but you don't turn civilization into a spacefaring species or reach Kardashev Level 1 on pennies.
#UKReleasesFirstCryptoGainsTaxStats

Saylor’s “We’re Back” Means More Than Another Bitcoin Buy

Michael Saylor may be preparing Strategy to restart $BTC
accumulation after a roughly 10-week pause. His latest “We’re ₿ack” post follows his familiar weekend pattern of teasing treasury activity before Monday disclosures, but this time the setup is materially different. No new purchase has been confirmed yet.

Strategy spent the pause restructuring rather than simply waiting for a better entry. Its official ledger shows 840,447 $BTC at a $75,385 average cost, after selling 6,916 $BTC across late June, July and August. More importantly, recent reporting puts its dollar assets near $6.69B versus ~$6.71B of convertible debt, reducing net leverage to roughly 0.1%, while STRC has recovered toward its targeted $100 level. That changes the interpretation of a potential purchase.

Strategy was effectively de-risking its capital structure while $BTC was weak. Now $BTC near $79K has moved back above Strategy’s cost basis, putting the treasury roughly $2.8B in unrealized profit, just as Saylor signals a possible return to accumulation.

So the bullish signal isn't simply “Saylor might buy again.” It’s that Strategy may have rebuilt enough financial flexibility to switch from balance-sheet defense back to offense.

If Monday’s filing confirms fresh accumulation, the number of Bitcoin purchased matters, but the bigger signal will be that the world’s largest corporate $BTC treasury believes its summer defensive phase is over.

Saylor didn’t buy the dip this time. He strengthened the machine first. Now he may be turning it back on.
#WTICrudeBreaksAbove$85

$TRUMP is showing strong bullish momentum after bouncing from the $1.40 demand zone and rallying toward $2.70+.

Now the key test is $2.80–$2.90 resistance.

A clean daily breakout could open the door toward $3.00+, while $2.40–$2.50 remains an important support zone.

Momentum favors buyers, but confirmation above resistance matters. 👀

#TRUMP

what are we trading?$BTC

$BTC /USDT—SHORT

ENTRY :78,831

TP1 :78,341

TP2:77,792

TP3:77,199

SL:79,539

LEV: 20X

NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE.

this $BTC heatmap liquidation showing that it make a move back to $81k area to liquidate short then move down. thread carefully.

$MIRA /USDT

Entry: 0.0473 – 0.04803

​TP: 0.0494

SL: 0.04720

like i said, this project are managed with same people. see $BTR behaving like $DEXE . all of them are going to zero.

#WTICrudeBreaksAbove$85
if $BTC can hold this particular area, i see us going lower, which I don’t see it holding literally.
so basically im bearish.

Every $FOGO move looks suspicious, what are they team trying to do?

$ETH /USDT—SHORT

ENTRY :2,470

TP1 :2,403

TP2:2,390

TP3:2,360

SL:2,570

LEV: 20X

NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE.

Like i said before, soon we will see a big RED candle on $BTC .
Bitcoin rebound is more like a trap for bulls. Price touched around $78.3K and immediately slowed down, while $79K is now the main resistance. If bitcoin gets rejected there again, we will see another big dump.
$BTC will touch $62K before $90K.
Bookmark this post and come back later this week.
$ZKC $ZKC

Here’s my technical outlook based on the current BTCUSDT (3H) chart structure. BTCUSDT previously traded inside a broad range before breaking above the resistance line and shifting bullish. Price then rallied strongly toward the 81,400 Seller Zone, where sellers rejected the upside twice. Currently, BTCUSDT is trading below the 81,400 Seller Zone while facing resistance near the recent highs. The repeated rejection suggests that a short-term bearish correction may develop toward the 78,000 Buyer Zone. As long as BTCUSDT remains below the 81,400 Seller Zone and fails to break above the recent highs, the bearish scenario remains valid. A rejection from current levels could push price toward the 78,000 Buyer Zone (TP1). However, a strong breakout and close above 81,400 would weaken the bearish outlook and increase the possibility of further upside.

can $BTC now test $66k, its overdue.