Bitcoin (BTC)

It’s funny watching people get shocked over some of Saylor’s AI posts. But @saylor himself explained exactly WHY he does it. Most people will never voluntarily sit down and study: monetary theory, inflation, capital preservation, Bitcoin economics... 1 - First you need attention 2 - Then emotion 3 - Then curiosity Only after that will people listen to the deeper message. As Saylor said: “Sometimes you have to be colorful, witty, entertaining… or a little bit edgy.” The memes are the hook. The real message comes after.

Similar to $XRP, the #TOTAL3 chart is likely to come home to its middle regression band (currently $523BN) to mark a historical low/opportunity. Ignore the noise. https://t.c o/x1iHBwujQ0

The SEC approved Nasdaq to list cash-settled Bitcoin index options on the PHLX exchange. The options are European-style, based on the CF Benchmarks Bitcoin Reference Rate, and settle in USD. No physical bitcoin is held. These are separate from the Bitcoin ETF options already trading on CBOE. Index options are standard derivatives infrastructure across equity markets.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 SEC approves Nasdaq Bitcoin index options trading.

It feels like something might explode when seeing coins https://t.co/aBwGeQ3L20

And now the warning is flashing. The Risk Index has re-entered high-risk territory. That doesn’t confirm breakdown yet. But it confirms that selling pressure is no longer being fully absorbed. This is exactly why the low-risk regime was so crucial: As long as Risk stayed suppressed, BTC could absorb pressure and sustain expansion. Now the structure may be changing: → Risk has destabilized → BTC lost the $78K–$79K breakeven zone → Sellers are starting to regain control The key now is whether Risk accelerates higher from here, or BTC starts absorbing selling pressure again. If Risk reanchors back below 25, BTC can still stabilize. If high risk expands, this becomes the first solid confirmation that the breakdown warning was the first shot.