🚨Attention Guys: Wall Street is MORE bearish on Bitcoin than gold right now.
JPMorgan says that's exactly why Bitcoin has more upside, with gold ETFs recovering ALL their 2026 outflows while Bitcoin ETFs have recovered only HALF.
BlackRock's IBIT has short interest near its highest level of the year while gold's GLD sits below its historical average.
If this hedging unwinds, Bitcoin could get MORE support than gold because there are simply more shorts to cover, per JPMorgan.
🚨 What if some of the biggest U.S. policy decisions simply… don’t happen before the midterms?
Right now, the Senate has a surprisingly short window to move several major pieces of legislation forward. And the clock is ticking. There are reportedly just 10 Senate working days remaining before the pre-midterm recess. On the table are several major issues: 🌾 The Farm Bill — covering agriculture and food policy. 🛡️ The NDAA — the annual defense authorization covering military and national-security policy. 💰 FY2026 Appropriations — with 9 of the 12 full-year spending bills still unfinished, according to the information provided. ⚡ Permitting Reform — potentially affecting how energy and infrastructure projects receive approvals. 🤖 AI Legislation — including proposals involving artificial intelligence and data-center regulation. But here's where the timeline becomes important. The Senate is scheduled to be away for much of October and into early November around Election Day. That means legislation that doesn't move through the Senate's remaining working period could face a much longer wait. And there's another deadline hanging over the spending process: The current funding patch expires December 11. So the real question isn't simply which bills matter? It's: Which ones can actually make it through the legislative process before the calendar runs out? For some of these bills, the next few weeks could determine whether they move forward—or whether Congress has to revisit them after the midterm elections. #BitcoinSurpasses$77000 #Binance #crypto $FIL $ONDO $BTC
Most people lose money in crypto not because of bad tokens, but because of bad timing driven by emotions.
Bull market: Everyone is a genius, FOMO peaks, and green candles blind risk management. Bear/Correction market: Panic selling, disbelief, and checking portfolios every 5 minutes. The real money is usually made in the boring zones when volume dries up and narratives reset.
Quick question for you: What is the single biggest lesson a previous market dip taught you about managing your portfolio?
Always take profits on the way up Keep a cash/USDT reserve for deep pullbacks Don't touch leverage without a strict stop-loss
Drop your comment or your own golden rule below! ⬇️
JUST IN: 📜 SEC unveils "Innovation Exemption" to facilitate on-chain trading of tokenized securities.
"For too long, regulatory uncertainty has prevented responsible, yet critical innovation from taking root in the United States," SEC Chairman says. #SEC #PaulAtkins #usa #America #crypto
Bakit natalo ang CLARITY Act, na nag-trigger ng $480M na liquidations?
L’Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act he batas US malawak para magtakda ng mga pederal na alituntunin para sa mga digital asset at magbahagi ng responsibilidad sa pagitan ng SEC at CFTC. Nabigo ito sa isang cloture vote sa Senado, 49-50, na mas mababa nang malaki sa 60 boto na kailangan para ituloy sa buong debateng, kaya’t epektibong naisantabi ito para sa 2026. Ipinapakita ng mga ulat na ang mga probisyon sa etika ang pangunahing dahilan ng pag-aalinlangan, kung saan ang mga Demokratiko ay tutol dahil sa nakikitang mahina na mga limitasyon kung paano maaaring kumita si Pangulong Trump at iba pang opisyal mula sa crypto habang hinuhubog ang mga patakaran nito. Ilang Republikano rin ang bumoto ng hindi, kaya naiwan ang mga tagapagtaguyod ng industriya na walang bipartisan na mayorya na pinaghirapan nila nang mahigit isang taon.