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🧡 Apple introduced a Bitcoin Orange iPhone. Perfect match for the orange Lambo.
Fun fact: in 2010 an iPhone 4 cost 2,842 BTC. Today, an iPhone 17 costs just 0.007 BTC.
🗿 Vietnam didn’t stop at regulation. Alongside the pilot program, the fifth Satoshi Nakamoto statue just went up. 21 planned in total, echoing Bitcoin’s hard cap.
Laws set the framework, symbols set the spirit. Together they mark the beginning of a new economic era.
🔐 Crypto security is about far more than protecting your private keys. It’s also important to prevent your wider personal information from falling into the wrong hands.
Remember, you are trusting every exchange and service you use that requires KYC. Some may be secure. Others may be vulnerable to hacks. The worst may even sell your data.
Choose the minimum possible number of services, make sure they are as trustworthy and reputable as possible, and don’t give them more information than you have to.
🐐 While everyone talks about cyberattacks, James Winn opens a 10x long, funded by referral bonuses. He’s still afloat, and the show goes on.
In this chaos, some lose faith in security, others keep chasing luck. Everyone picks their own path.
🇰🇿 Kazakhstan’s president just proposed creating a strategic crypto reserve. The snowball effect is clear: countries copy each other until the idea becomes a trend.
The future of finance is moving away from old institutions and toward technologies that may redefine what a national economy even is.
😂 SwissBorg got hit through a compromised partner API, and ~$41.5M gone. They’re talking compensation and bringing in white hats to recover funds.
In crypto, trust is built through code resilience and security discipline. Platforms should never forget that.
💰 ScamSniffer reports August crypto losses hit $12.17M, up 72% from July. Over 15,000 victims. EIP-7702 scams and phishing contracts did most of the damage. Three whale attacks alone drained $5.62M.
In crypto, security isn’t a choice. Without it, every holder is prey.
🇨🇭In Switzerland you can buy Bitcoin with cash right at the train station. How cool is that?
Mass adoption begins when innovation blends into everyday habits.
🕳 Ledger reports 2.3 to 3.7M BTC are lost forever. That’s at least 11% of supply gone.
Sad how human error can turn digital gold into dust. But then again, the scarcer it gets, the stronger the value.
😮💨 And… breathe! It’s Sunday. How will you spend it? Take a break from your normal routine.
If you have a manual job, that might involve physical rest. If you sit at a desk all week, get out and about. “Rest” isn’t just physical inactivity.
🤖 Agentic browsers, AI agents that can browse the Web and perform tasks on your behalf, have great potential but also huge risks.
Your browser contains a large amount of information about you. Handing that over to AI to automate certain activities is very powerful, but also comes with serious dangers.
Plus, there’s a whole new class of attacks that aim to exploit the way these AI browsers work.
🌱 The BTC industry is getting greener. Solarbit, a fully automated miner, runs off-grid using only solar power to mine bitcoin. Clean energy meets digital gold.
Mining and ecology are no longer enemies, the future is green tech.
🔮 Elon Musk says that the ability to predict the future is the best measure of intelligence. According to him, Grok 4 just proved it, taking first place in the FutureX forecasting test ahead of GPT-5 Pro.
The AI race is fun to watch. The stronger the competition, the more we all win.
⚫️ If even insiders get burned, what chance does the average user have? Now, Justin Sun is begging for his assets to be unfrozen. Early investor, trusted the team, now locked out.
The internet calls it karma. But then again, it might be just another marketing stunt.
👤 Fun fact: most leaks don’t come from hackers but from people. Think of misconfigured settings, emails sent to the wrong address, disabled security. The recent DeepSeek leak of a million logs proved again: one slip can cost millions.
At the end of the day, the biggest risk in cybersecurity is human carelessness. And there’s no real patch for that.
🚶 And Barcelona now has its own Bitcoin Street, a small corner of the city dedicated to crypto.
For crypto tourists, it’s a must-see. For everyone else, it’s a sign that Bitcoin is turning from a financial tool into part of urban culture. Atmospheric and symbolic.
🇻🇳 Vietnam just approved a five-year pilot program for crypto trading platforms, the country’s first real step toward regulation.
That’s how it usually works: rules and oversight first, freedom later. What matters is that the process has started. Progress means there’s hope crypto will find its place in the system.
💵 Venus Protocol managed to return funds to a phishing victim, identifying the issue, halting operations, and restoring the stolen assets in just 12 hours. In an industry where losses are usually final, that’s a rare case of real protection.
Real trust in this space comes from actions like these, not promises.
🥸 Phishing is old news. Today attackers pose as remote workers using AI-made CVs, deepfakes in interviews, even passing probation. The goal: keys and internal systems. In August alone, over 320 cases of North Korean agents infiltrating companies as IT staff were reported.
Strong walls mean nothing if the enemy walks through the front door disguised as trust.
😒 Hackers hijacked a top NPM dev’s account and injected a malicious script into a JavaScript library that swapped wallet addresses during transfers. Losses are limited to ~$481 so far. Binance, Uniswap, MetaMask, Rabby, Ledger and others assure users they’re safe.
It's crazy how one weak link in the supply chain can poison the whole system.
💸 Back in 2009–2014, Bitcoin was cypherpunk, edgy, a threat to the status quo. It was exciting and ground-breaking. Today it’s still powerful thanks to limited supply and decentralization, but the cypherpunk ethos has mostly faded.
I keep looking for the next thing that feels like those early days. Something that hands real power back to people and dares to shake the system.
🏦 Companies are buying 1,755 BTC a day, four times more than daily issuance of 450. Institutions and governments rushing to grab their share.
Bitcoin was meant as money for everyone, but reality shows the fight for scarce assets is already on.
🤖 CZ suggests to plug an AI Companion into crypto. Users are already paying for AI, and the field is exploding.
Tech becomes unstoppable when it stops living in silos and starts feeding on itself.
🤩 Happiness isn’t found in a successful trade, nor unhappiness in an unsuccessful one. That’s the view of a psychologist who wrote a guide to surviving crypto bear markets.
Crypto’s volatility and unpredictability can lead to anxiety and depression for some people, or worse. Look after yourself, and don’t pin all your hopes for happiness on your financial situation.
🗑 Delete unsolicited messages and don’t engage with scammers. You probably get various DMs, emails, even phone calls with offers, warnings, and possibly threats.
The scam will be different each time, but it almost certainly is just that: a scam. If you are in any doubt, it’s best to delete them and block the sender.
📥 Email had its skeptics. So did the internet. So did Netflix. In each case, critics discounted the clear advantages of the new technology, while focusing on minor benefits of the old one.
There are lots of technologies that don’t make it, of course. Still, Bitcoin and blockchain have been around long enough, and gained enough traction, to be confident they have staying power.
🥷 Cybercriminals are now hiding malware in Ethereum smart contracts, sneaking it into code libraries. Experts say they’ve never seen this before: attackers are bypassing npm protections and improving fast.
Hackers don’t sleep, which means cybersecurity has to move even faster.
⚰️ At 91, Giorgio Armani has passed away. The crypto market’s reaction was instant: a meme token in his name spiked to $9M, then collapsed almost to zero.
Speculating on tragic events only proves the point: meme tokens run on emotions, and most players end up losing.
💶 A man paid a $20,000 fine in loose change as a protest. Kirk Sherman received the fine for violating a city ordinance on a property he owned in Palermo, Maine. He was told to remedy the problem, which he says he did.
When he was fined anyway, he decided to pay up. With six tonnes of coins.
People talk about using crypto being a form of protest against the financial system, but there are still ways to express your dissatisfaction using fiat.
🌌 Every Bitcoiner started as a skeptic. Then comes doubt, acceptance, and finally evangelism. Saylor, Cuban, Trump — they all flipped the script.
In crypto, there’s always that moment of no return. After it, the only way is forward.