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Iran’s currency just rugged. 🇮🇷 Iran needs Bitcoin ✅ Subscribe to @cryp

📣 Noise is a new format for prediction markets Noise is an attention markets platform where users don’t bet on event outcomes, but on the long-term relevance of topics online. The focus is on narratives and mindshare rather than binary results. The project has raised $7.1M from Paradigm, GSR, Figment Capital, and others. Noise is currently in closed testing and selects participants manually for its Private Mainnet. How to apply ➡️ Join the Twitter community ➡️ Post a tweet about Noise or the niche and select their community when publishing ➡️ Join Discord ➡️Share your tweet in this thread Selected applicants will be granted access to the Private Mainnet. ✅Subscribe to@cryp

Trump said “Congress is working on crypto market structure bill and he hopes to sign it soon.” He also added that “he's making sure that America remains the crypto capital of the world.” ✅Subscribe to@cryp

Trump said at Davos that no nation other than the United States can secure Greenland ✅ Subscribe to @cryp

🚨 Trump announcement in 1 hour at WEF Trump is set to make a “huge” announcement at the World Economic Forum in one hour, scheduled for 8:30 am ET. Sources report the announcement will include the official imposition of new tariffs on the EU and China. …

🚨 Trump announcement in 1 hour at WEF Trump is set to make a “huge” announcement at the World Economic Forum in one hour, scheduled for 8:30 am ET. Sources report the announcement will include the official imposition of new tariffs on the EU and China. BTC reaction? 👍 Up 👎 Down ✅Subscribe to@cryp

🔽Aggressive short seller builds $300M in shorts An aggressive trader has built roughly $300M in short exposure and is up about $12.5M over the past two days. The account started with $2.8M and used 25–30x leverage across the following positions: ➡️ 1,640 BTC ($147M) entry at $92,120, liquidation at $95,460 ➡️ 41.8K ETH ($125M) entry at $3,198, liquidation at $3,220 ➡️ 928K HYPE ($19.9M) entry at $21.63, liquidation at $30.78 The trader is also hitting the order book aggressively. In HYPE, they effectively pushed price from $21.8 to $21.0 by firing repeated $3M–$4M market sells into thin liquidity. So far, it’s working. If geopolitical sentiment flips or large buyers step in, cross margin risk will show quickly. In that scenario, this trader would be forced to buy back 928K HYPE, 42K ETH, and 1,640 BTC into shallow books. ✅Subscribe to@cryp

If you rob a bank, you're called a criminal. If the bank robs you, it's called finance. If everyone robs each other, its called crypto. ✅Subscribe to@cryp

Exactly one year ago, this token was launched. Can you guess the ticker? ✅Subscribe to@cryp

$LYN: token accumulation via fresh wallets Over the past 3 days, new buying activity in $LYN has been observed on DEXs from 10 newly created wallets. ➡️ Total purchases amount to roughly $600K ➡️ Buying activity is still ongoing ✅Subscribe to@cryp

JUST IN: Trump’s family fortune increased by $1.4B from crypto related assets since his inauguration ✅Subscribe to@cryp

⭕️ Trump’s tariff playbook is back Tariffs under Trump follow a repeatable pattern. They are not primarily about trade economics. They are a tool for pressure, timing, and market psychology. What markets saw today fits that structure closely. How the tariff cycle works ➡️ Tariff announcements are usually dropped late Friday or over the weekend while US markets are closed ➡️ Initial tariffs are announced with an escalation window, creating shock plus a negotiation deadline ➡️ The first market move is mechanical, driven by risk rules, margin changes, volatility models, and forced deleveraging ➡️ Liquidity disappears quickly, causing sharp and fast price moves ➡️ Bitcoin sells harder than equities as it is treated as high beta risk during global shocks ➡️ After the selloff, officials shift the tone to negotiations and constructive talks ➡️ A delay, reduction, or partial deal follows and markets recover as uncertainty fades The recent EU tariff headlines follow the same structure, though with higher geopolitical risk due to Europe, NATO, and legal overlap. Structurally, the process remains the same. Markets are now moving from forced liquidation toward negotiation pressure. History suggests this phase usually ends with stabilization and recovery once uncertainty compresses again. ✅Subscribe to@cryp