Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep well

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin dipped to about $79,280 early in the day before recovering, and it now trades near $81,230, up 0.7% over 24 hours. - Bitcoin is heading for a second straight losing October, down 3.3% this month, with 30-day apparent demand at -76,000 BTC and the Coinbase Premium negative throughout. - US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in about $176 million on Tuesday, a two-day total of $286 million that narrowed October's net outflows to roughly $26 million. - Spot Ether ETFs moved the other way with $1.32 billion of October outflows, their largest monthly total since November 2025. Ether trades near $2,358. - US spot Solana ETFs lost $19.16 million on Tuesday, their largest daily outflow since December 2025. SOL trades near $102, with $100 named as key support. - PEPE rose about 17% to around $0.000005 and its market cap passed $2 billion. Arkham data shows Justin Sun holding 11.85 trillion tokens, 2.82% of supply. - Moody's gave Ripple's RLUSD an A2 long-term and P-1 short-term rating, called the first investment-grade stablecoin rating, as Coinbase listed RLUSD across its platforms. - Ripple won final OCC approval for Ripple National Trust Bank, while BNY added XRP and RLUSD custody and Robinhood agreed a partnership covering RLUSD and institutional settlement. - DTCC launched a tokenization service covering about $30 trillion of eligible securities, with Citi and JPMorgan on board, while 33 companies objected to the OKX-ICE stock-token venue. - The Federal Reserve held rates at 3.75% to 4% in a 10-2 vote, with two officials preferring a hike. December hike odds rose to 84%.

Are you ACTIVE on Wednesday? 👀 „In the long run, men hit only what they aim at. Therefore, though they should fail immediately, they had better aim at something high.” — Henry David Thoreau Art by @IThinkItsArt

Wednesday check-in: which cycle was your first one here? 👀 Not the year you bought something. The year you finally understood what you were in.

W A K E Y power through 🔥

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Wednesday

Good Night Legends 🌙 See you soon

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 overnight after a five-week low of $79,100 and roughly $1.3 billion in liquidations. It trades at $80,487 before Wednesday's Fed decision. - US spot bitcoin ETFs took in $110.3 million on Monday, all into BlackRock's IBIT, ending a $773 million two-day outflow. October remains about $202 million negative. - Galaxy Research says the bear market ended in June and bitcoin is accumulating, while trader Ansem and investor Jason Calacanis warn of a drop toward $57,000. - Strive bought 6,182 bitcoin for $511 million at an average of $82,732, lifting holdings to 43,000 BTC. Strategy bought none and repurchased $205 million of preferred stock. - Ether trades near $2,345 after US ether ETFs lost about $89 million. BitMine added 10,452 ETH, reaching 6,051,933 tokens, just under its 5% supply goal. - Ripple won final OCC approval for Ripple National Trust Bank, which will hold RLUSD reserves and provide custody. XRP barely reacted, trading at $1.32. - At Swell, BNY added XRP and RLUSD to its digital asset custody platform, and Robinhood will use RLUSD on the XRP Ledger for institutional settlement. - Keystone will destroy 18,835 hardware wallets after attackers stole the key behind its device-authenticity checks, exposing nearly 26,000 customer records. - The OCC urged community banks to become stablecoin issuers before the GENIUS Act's January 18, 2027 deadline, while Canada opened a 60-day consultation on its draft rules. - CoinDCX confirmed a $16 million USDT loss from wallets it had retired, three days after its CEO dismissed the suspicious activity as a false alarm.

Are you ACTIVE on Tuesday? 👀 „The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night.” — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (The Ladder of St. Augustine) Art by @IThinkItsArt

The trade you skipped gets remembered at its best price. The one you took gets remembered at its worst. Your memory keeps a far more dramatic record than your wallet does.

W A K E Y What dream are you turning into action today? 🔥

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Tuesday

Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep well

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin hit a five-week low of $79,100 on Saturday and slipped under $80,000 again on Monday before recovering to $80,630, up 0.1% on the day. - US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended last week with $304.73 million in net inflows, breaking a two-week outflow streak, but another $443 million left the funds on Monday. - Galaxy Research said Bitcoin's bear market ended in June and the asset has entered an accumulation phase, noting spot ETFs added 87,000 BTC since the June low. - Ether trades near $2,336 and is down about 13% in October, on track for its worst October in eight years, with another $220 million leaving spot ETH ETFs last week. - Electrum warned of a flaw exploited in the wild that redirects fee bumps to an attacker, fixed in version 4.8.3, while Keystone and Foundation disclosed customer data breaches. - Strive bought 6,182 BTC for $511.4 million at an average price of $82,732, its largest purchase yet, lifting holdings to 43,000 BTC worth about $3.45 billion. - Strategy made no Bitcoin purchases last week and spent $205 million repurchasing STRC preferred stock instead. It still holds 848,517 BTC bought at an average of $75,446. - Aviva Investors launched a tokenised share class of its £22 billion Sterling Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger with Ripple, starting with a £50 million investment. - The UK will bring cryptoasset firms under Financial Conduct Authority oversight from 2027. Chancellor Rachel Reeves called it a crucial step for the UK as a financial centre. - The Federal Reserve decides on Wednesday, with futures pricing a 90.6% chance of a hold, and about $11 billion in Bitcoin options expire on Friday.

Are you ACTIVE on Monday? 👀 „When nothing seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at his rock, perhaps a hundred times without as much as a crack showing in it. Yet at the hundred and first blow it will split in two, and I know it was not that blow that did it, but all that had gone before.” — Jacob Riis Art by @IThinkItsArt

WHAT YOU UNDERSTAND, YOU CAN HOLD. WHAT YOU GUESSED, YOU WILL SELL.

W A K E Y set the tone early 🔥

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Monday

Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep easy

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin fell to a five-week low of $79,100 on Saturday before recovering, and now trades near $80,529, up 1.1% on the day. - More than $815 million in crypto positions were liquidated over 24 hours, affecting 196,239 traders. Longs made up 84.3% of the total, or $688 million. - US spot Bitcoin ETFs still closed the week with $301.2 million of net inflows, even after $773.5 million left the funds on Thursday and Friday. - Ethereum trades near $2,342 after Ether ETFs lost $220.7 million on the week, while 169,770 ETH left exchanges, the largest daily outflow in over four months. - Solana sits near $102 and is down about 15% in October, with $30.3 million of ETF outflows, despite the Alpenglow upgrade cutting finality to about 150 milliseconds. - XRP rebounded to $1.30 after another rejection at $1.40. Analysts are split on the $1.26 support: Ali Martinez sees $0.98, while EGRAG CRYPTO sees a triple bottom. - Electrum released version 4.8.3 after malicious servers used fake fee bumps to steal funds, and Keystone said a website breach exposed customer names and shipping addresses. - Arthur Hayes said he took profits on Ethereum, Ethena, Uniswap and other tokens, citing macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty. On-chain analysts track about $26 million in sales. - The OCC finalized its GENIUS Act rules for payment stablecoin issuers, covering reserves, redemption and risk management. The law and the rule take effect January 18, 2027. - The Federal Reserve meets October 27-28 and is widely expected to hold rates at 3.75%-4.00%, with the tone of its guidance seen as bitcoin's next catalyst.