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Imagine getting hit by one of these while protesting. With that much power, you definitely wouldn’t want to be in its way.

One of the craziest races I want to see in the next crypto bull market is this: $ETH to $5,000 or $XRP to $5. Which happens first? ETH holders have been waiting forever for that $5K candle. XRP holders have been dreaming about $5 for even longer. Meanwhile, gold and silver holders already got their victory laps, GTA 6 is almost here, and we’re literally getting flying cars. 😭 From current prices, ETH needs roughly +103% to reach $5,000, while XRP needs about +285% to reach $5. So who celebrates first: ETH holders or XRP holders?

France’s protests may be exposing something much bigger than a cost-of-living crisis.

Elon Musk has promised 70 million American kids SpaceX stock. There’s one problem.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF alone pulled in $665.2 million yesterday, even as several other ETFs saw outflows. Despite the selling elsewhere, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs still finished the day with $526.7 million in net inflows, making it the strongest single-day inflow so far this month.

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Gold. Bitcoin. The Dollar. Three forms of money. Three different stories. One has survived for thousands of years. One is changing the future of finance. One is losing purchasing power over time. If you could only hold ONE for the next ten years, which would you choose?

A quiet accumulation race is happening between the biggest $BTC and $ETH bulls. Michael Saylor’s Strategy just added 267 $BTC worth roughly $22 million, while Strive bought 1,223 $BTC worth about $100 million, pushing it further up the rankings of public Bitcoin treasury companies. Meanwhile, Tom Lee’s BitMine keeps stacking Ethereum, adding another 12,535 $ETH worth roughly $30 million. Different assets. Same strategy: keep accumulating while everyone else is watching the price.

UPTOBER IS NOW FIGHTING TO AVOID SOMETHING BITCOIN HAS NEVER DONE BEFORE. Bitcoin is currently down 1.18% in October, after October 2025 already closed 3.69% lower. Looking at the CoinGlass history shown here, Bitcoin has never recorded back-to-back negative Octobers. Last October included the brutal October 10 liquidation event. This year started with optimism, but the market has turned red again. There are still roughly 12 days left. Does Bitcoin rally and save Uptober… or are we about to witness the first back-to-back red Octobers in this chart’s history?

For the past few weeks, Bitcoin has been pumping into Sunday, only for Monday to come in and erase the move. But today is different. Instead of rallying, $BTC has already sold off from above $82,500 to around $81,000. So now the question flips: If Sunday is doing the dumping this time… does Monday become the recovery day?

New week, another Michael Saylor Bitcoin purchase hint. Strategy already holds 848,250 $BTC, making it the largest public corporate Bitcoin holder by a huge margin. And every time Saylor starts dropping the orange dots, the market starts wondering the same thing: How much Bitcoin did Strategy buy this week?

Do crypto narratives still matter in a bull market, or is it all just about picking the right coin to hold?

No wonder France ranks at the top for crypto kidnappings. This is getting out of hand...