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BITCOIN MINERS ARE SELLING THEIR BITCOIN.
Read that again, because it should feel uncomfortable.
The companies that literally produce BTC are now dumping their treasuries.
Bitdeer went from holding 2,470 BTC to zero, and Bitfarms’ CEO openly said, “we are no longer a Bitcoin company.”
So far in 2026, public miners have liquidated over 15,000 BTC.
Mining difficulty dropped ~7.7% last week, production cost is sitting around $88K, and with BTC trading near $71K, they’re losing roughly $17K on every coin they mine.
The math hurts.
But if you’ve been around long enough, every cycle follows the sam

Jupiter Global USDC cashback is back.
You can now get up to 10% instant cashback in USDC when referring friends.
That’s probably the highest cashback any neobank is offering right now.
Capped at $1,000 per month, which is actually meaningful if you’re active.
Jupiter keeps pushing hard on distribution!

It’s impossible to learn crypto as a new user.
You don’t realize how confusing it is until you hear it out loud.
MEV, LP, IL… we throw it around like it’s nothing.
Then APY, APR, ZK come in right after, like people are supposed to just get it.
Most just nod. Say “yeah makes sense”… and stay lost.
This is a huge communication problem.
And until we fix that, adoption will always feel further than it should.

TOKEN2049 Dubai just got pushed to 2027 👀
That leaves a massive gap in the global crypto calendar.
For years, Dubai has been a key liquidity, narrative, and dealflow hub.
With that removed, attention will redistribute.
And some events are about to benefit:
-Consensus Miami becomes even more important as the flagship in the Americas.
-BTC Vegas for the OGs
-ETHGlobal Lisbon keeps strengthening its position as the builder hub.
-Dutch Blockchain Week along with Litecoin Summit
-WebX Tokyo and SEABW (Southeast Asia Blockchain Week) absorb more APAC attention.

Pyth, a platforms that:
- Powers over 50+ blockchains and 600+ platforms
-Created the first 24/7 Oil Oracle
-Feeds Coinbase and cryptocom
Is 5% away of its all time low
Success doesn´t always translate to profit for token holders, why is that?
Pyth has an amazing product and goated team.

Big announcement from polymarket coming on Monday 👀
Polymarket is the only company that can launch a successful token in the bear market

Pyth just announced they are powering Cryptocom and Coinbase with Institutional market data
3000+ price feeds across crypto, equities, FX and indices
Pyth keeps delivering product after product, they´ll become the go to multichain oracle in no time

Is the price discovery in the room with us rn?

You know timeline is boring when people are fighting over a news account…
the product can actually help institutions and users to make better decisions.
Feels like we’re optimizing for drama

Something doesn’t add up.
Solana just did ~$1.3B in perp volume in 24h.
Hyperliquid did ~$8.4B.
That’s basically Solana being ~1/6 of Hyperliquid.
When it comes to perps, traders are clearly going somewhere else.
Why is that?
Fees and execution.
Jupiter is amazing for UX, but if you’re actually trading size or frequently, those fees start to hurt.
Hyperliquid is cheaper, faster? Well, actually built for perps.
That’s why you’re starting to see wallets and apps like Phantom and DeFi App route users there instead.

8 Green Candles in a Row for Bitcoin
and it only reached 74k
What does this tell you?
Lower