Qubic and miner $Doge on April 1st. There is a short-term opportunity to seize in spot trading. If Qubic succeeds in dominating the hashing power of Doge, we will have a bullish qubic. ๐ #Qubic attack and never back down. ๐ค
๐ Q4 2026 VC & Team Allocation Unlocks Watchlist
These projects face their first major post-cliff unlocks in Q4, releasing allocations to investors, teams, backers, and other early contributors โ a potential source of new supply pressure.
It has been 2 months since when bitcoin was at $59,000 people were shouting everywhere that bitcoin was dead. Today at 84,000 it's the same people saying that the bull run has started. ๐ง Bitcoin has already made a 32.3% return in 60 days.
๐ฉBitMEX platform is closing after more than 11 years of activity ๐ณโโ๏ธ โขFounded in 2015, it is one of the first crypto derivatives platforms; users have until September 23 to close their positions and withdraw their funds.
โ On-chain asset tracking platform Zapper announces the end of its activities and the closure of its website, mobile applications, and its programming interface on August 3.
โก๏ธ Its CEO says the project did not achieve its goal of accelerating the adoption of decentralized finance.
๐ป This screenshot shows what Bitcoin mining looked likeโฆ 15 years ago ๐คฏ
This rare screenshot from 2011 shows BitMinter v1.0 Beta, one of the most popular software programs of the time for mining Bitcoin.
It was still possible to try mining with a simple Intel Celeron processor, although graphics cards were already starting to take over.
In just a few years, mining went from something you could do on a personal computer to a global industry powered by specialized ASIC machines and massive computing farms. A snapshot that reminds us how very different Bitcoinโs early days were from todayโs ecosystem.
After the 2013 bull run, Bitcoin dropped from around 1 200 $ to $200, marking a decline of nearly 88%.
Following the 2017 bull run, Bitcoin plummeted from about 19 000 $ to $3,000, which is a drop of around 84 to 85%.
After the 2021 bull run, Bitcoin fell from $69,000 $ to $15,000, representing a correction of about 78%.
So, here's an interesting observation: in every cycle, Bitcoin experiences a major correction after reaching its peak.
If history were to repeat itself, even with corrections becoming less severe over the cycles, it wouldn't be surprising to see Bitcoin correct by 60 to 65% after hitting its peak of $126,000.
In this scenario, a return to the zone of $45,000 to $50,000 $ remains quite feasible.
โ ๏ธ Of course, this isn't a prediction but an analysis based on previous cycles. The market evolves, and each cycle has its unique characteristics.
One thing's for sure: bull markets donโt last forever, and corrections are an integral part of the game.
๐จ The Senate Banking Commission officially greenlights the CLARITY Act with a 15 to 9 vote, including 2 Democrats in favor. The bill now heads to the full Senate for a vote.
Whitepaper: myth or reality? The great illusion of cryptocurrencies
In the world of crypto, there's an almost sacred belief. An idea repeated over and over by newbie investors, influencers, and sometimes even some 'experts': a good whitepaper is the sign of a solid project. It sounds great. It reassures. It gives an impression of seriousness. But hereโs the truth โ and itโs a harsh one: a whitepaper is worth nothing... if itโs not backed by solid reality. And trust me, the crypto market has already taught a very clear lesson on this.