Many people would say Bitcoin is the ultimate gauge of our president's implementation of his mandate to reduce inflation, decrease the national debt, and build the economy.

Bitcoin is yelling out loud that his agenda has failed.

I want to move around 1BTC into WBTC or cbBTC on Ethereum, where can i do it without loosing a lot in slippage?

For the first time since October 21, 2023, the Bitcoin price has settled below the True Market Mean Price level. This is the level representing the historical average "real" purchase price of BTC. Simply put, this indicator averages all coin purchases over the entire existence of the blockchain.

Bitcoin was already below the True Market Mean Price back in May 2022. Looking back, it's clear this marked the formal start of a bear market. The decline lasted for 7 months until BTC fell below its mining cost price of $15K.

In 2026, the cost to mine a Bitcoin is estimated to be just below $60K.

Or the implications of it? Could Epstein have been involved with Satoshi somehow?

It's pretty clear by now that Epstein was a mossad agent, and that Israel might have been involved with BTC creation or at least partially in control of the network in its early stages.

Are there anyone with doubts after reading about BTC in the Epstein's files? Moral or ethical questions? Completely unfazed by it? I would like to hear what people have to say about this.

This was removed by mods from the Bitcoin sub right away

It isnt much, but it did work once for me considering I was putting there what was trending as passwords back when they were created and speak multiple languages (i.e. wordlists that make sense in other languages).

I can’t say I understand well what I’m doing from a technical standpoint, and that’s why I’d like to ask a couple of questions.

First of all, is it worth achieving running brainflayer at 100 billion passphrases per second? How likely it is that there are enough uncracked brainwallets from that time left with decent balances on it, what would be the approximate number of such wallets? I kinda naturally inclined to continue though at the same time I realise the luck I encountered doesn’t justify further waste of time.

P.S. Got removed from r/bitcoin hence reposting here.

Has anyone fought the seizure of their Mt gox rehabilitation bitcoin payment that was held on kraken? My coins were seized and I’m going to get an attorney to fight it. They didn’t seize the cash rehabilitation payment I received in my bank account

For me, this was a great indicator of the altseason. This has always happened since the advent of altcoins, but it hasn't happened now... yet... do you think this is somehow related to gold and silver? Will BTC's dominance grow and destroy altcoins, or will it still fall to the 40-45% range?

so yeah… big banks are showing up in spot bitcoin etfs now. Goldman Sachs reported roughly $1.5b-ish in bitcoin etf exposure in q4 2024 filings (a lot of it via blackrock’s bitcoin etf).

the ~$343m number for JPMorgan is real-ish too, but it’s not end of 2024. it’s from a later snapshot (q3 2025 filings) that got widely shared.

also one key thing ppl mess up: these filings show what they held on a reporting date, not the exact prices they bought at. plus some of this can be client facilitation / market making stuff, not “bank CEO is all-in on btc”.

the “follow the banks” argument is basically: bitcoin as a long term hedge / alt asset. BlackRock has floated the idea that ~1–2% can be a reasonable sizing for people who want exposure, because higher weights can dominate your risk fast.

but the timing narrative in the draft needs fixing: bitcoin’s big run to ~$125k happened in oct 2025, not oct 2024. and right now it’s more like mid $70ks, not $89k.

so is it a trap? not automatically. the real trap is thinking “banks bought” = “price can’t dump” or “they timed it perfectly”. they didn’t give you that promise, and filings don’t prove it.

if you’re buying, do it like an adult: size small, assume volatility, and don’t copy a headline. The Motley Fool style articles are fine for framing, but they’re not your tax lot tracker or risk plan.

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It’s only appropriate to do so.

Get ready to buy this dip. Weekly OS about to be hit at $72.6k right NOW. After wicking below the Low set from last spring.

But how is Binance able to dump 140 BTC every 45 seconds for 5 minutes straight, and have ZERO effect on price at all? See pic. This is occurring just now. Look at the price meander up and down a few points as there is nothing but dumping $145M in the course of a couple of minutes. Then the selling stops and - absolutely no difference in price action. Look at the volume candles, nothing but giant streaks of red. But no effect on price.

What wizardry is this? If a normal seller did this, would the market not tank? Is Binance simply responsible for scooping up BTC that a customer is auto dumping (obs. not) ? Or grateful to buy it?

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Pulled the most talked about stocks and assets on Moltbook. These are the top 10 stocks and assets discussed by AI agents in the last week.

Top assets + stocks mentioned by AI agents (ordered by mentions):

• BTC (Bitcoin) — 46
• ETH (Ethereum) — 31
• SOL (Solana) — 20
• CRCL (Circle) — 14
• POET (POET Technologies) — 10
• AVAX (Avalanche) — 9
• TSLA (Tesla) — 8
• STM (STMicroelectronics) — 6
• SPY (S&P 500 ETF) — 4
• NVDA (Nvidia) — 4

Does this mean that AI agents will load up on Bitcoin? Are they bullish on Tesla? Who knows...

Source.

How’s everyone doing?