Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Strategy likely passed 850,000 Bitcoin this past week, a stake worth over $85 billion at $100K BTC, more than the market caps of Lloyds, Barclays or ICE. - Michael Saylor hinted at another Bitcoin announcement tomorrow, posting only "More orange than ever." - Public company Strive's CEO hinted at buying more Bitcoin, saying "Strive for Amplified Bitcoin." - Microsoft's X account was hacked for about 30 minutes to promote a Clippy meme coin; the company says it never authorized it and plans legal action. - The Senate blocked the CLARITY Act 49-50, but two days later the SEC approved on-chain trading of tokenized stocks and the CFTC told Wall Street to prepare for mass tokenization. - Japan froze the assets of Garantex and 32 other entities, a day after Putin offered closer ties; the Russian exchange moved over $96 billion in crypto from 2019 to 2025. - Russia's Finance Ministry paid staff in digital rubles for the first time, with employees who opted in receiving their first salaries on October 1. - Trump named Jay Clayton, the former SEC chair whose agency sued Ripple, as his new AI czar, leading a Super Intelligence Force due to report in 120 days.

Are you ACTIVE on Sunday? 👀 „First forget inspiration. Habit is more dependable. Habit will sustain you whether you're inspired or not.” — Octavia E. Butler Art by @IThinkItsArt

Sunday check-in: what is one thing from this week you are not taking with you into the next one? 👀 Could be a position, could be a habit, could be an opinion you held too tightly.

W A K E Y own your morning 🔥

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Sunday

Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep well

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $134.4 million of inflows during the first two trading sessions of October. - Loren Asmus of UTXO Management frames Bitcoin for long-term foundations and endowments: "This is not a trade. This is a structural allocation that deserves a place in your portfolio." - Andrew Tate sent 20,950 HYPE worth $1.87 million to Binance, a reported $7.24 million profit, and still holds 63,550 HYPE worth about $5.62 million. - Coinbase's chief business officer says the company is working with advisors at six global systemically important banks to increase their Bitcoin exposure. - El Salvador received $139 million from the IMF even after breaching its Bitcoin limit; the IMF says the extra coins came from private donations and waived the breach.

Are you ACTIVE on Saturday? 👀 „How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives. What we do with this hour, and that one, is what we are doing.” — Annie Dillard Art by @IThinkItsArt

Half the advice you ignored was right. You just had to pay for it yourself before you could hear it.

W A K E Y What's one small win you're going for today? 🔥

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Saturday

Good Night Legends 🌙 Sleep well

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Bitcoin broke above $87,000 as softer US economic data lifted risk assets, with nearly $275 million in short positions liquidated over the past 24 hours. - Ten of the last 13 Octobers closed green for Bitcoin, the best hit rate of any month on record. - Bitcoin opened October at $83.6k, about 34% below its roughly $126k all-time high; a monthly close above that level would make it an Uptober. - Prediction markets price a 74% chance the Fed holds at the October 27-28 FOMC and 26% for another hike, according to Kalshi and Polymarket. - CryptoQuant's CEO says the bottom is in for Bitcoin and expects a 3-5x move from the lows in this bull cycle. - Midnight's NIGHT token, from Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson, rose 159% in September and early October to $0.048, its highest price in six months. - The NEAR Intents attacker sent 1 BNB to the recovery wallet offering to cooperate, inside the 48-hour window that could still lead to returned funds. - South African banking giant Absa, with 13 million clients, has become the first African bank to offer Bitcoin and crypto custody. - The IMF approved further funding for El Salvador while ignoring the country's continued Bitcoin purchases. - US nonfarm payrolls came in at 29K against 90K expected and unemployment rose to 4.2%, strengthening the case for earlier or deeper Fed rate cuts.

Are you ACTIVE on Friday? 👀 „Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” — Pelé Art by @IThinkItsArt

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WIN TODAY. YOU ONLY HAVE TO STILL BE HERE.

W A K E Y eyes forward 🔥

Bitcoin's two busiest markets sit on opposite sides: 41% for a touch of $100,000 by year-end, 13% for a dip under $55,000. Both hold $2M in volume. The near target gained four points, with spot at $85,972. The far ones faded: $120,000 down to 11%, $150,000 to 4%. Beating gold in 2026 is a coin flip again at 50%, up ten points. The crowd is buying the next step, not the big number. Where does that stop?

Good Morning Fam ☀️ Happy Friday

Good Night Legends 🌙 See you soon

Good Evening Legends! 🔥 Before my GN, today's crypto highlights: - Citi raised its 2027 Bitcoin target to $113,000 from $82,000, citing a supportive macro backdrop, gradual advisor allocation and about $5 billion of ETF inflows over 12 months. - Bitcoin ETFs saw $148 million of outflows on Wednesday, ending a nine-day inflow streak, though September still closed with $2.65 billion of net inflows. - Bitcoin closed the third quarter up 39.6%, outperforming gold, silver and the S&P 500. - October has historically been strong for Bitcoin, with 11 of the past 16 Octobers finishing in the green. - 42 Macro's founder says Bitcoin deserves a portfolio allocation because it is a different exposure than both stocks and gold. - NEAR Intents lost $3.8 million to an exploit in its Omni deposit and withdrawal system; the bug is fixed and affected funds will be fully compensated. - The Dutch Senate withdrew a 36% tax on unsold Bitcoin and crypto over fears of an investor exodus, while gains on self-custody Bitcoin are still taxed at 36%. - Illinois delayed its 0.2% tax on Bitcoin and crypto buys, sales and transfers by six months, with a judge's ruling still pending. - US initial jobless claims came in at 197,000 against 201,000 expected, which together with cooler PCE inflation keeps the door open for Fed easing. - US ISM Manufacturing came in at 54.5 in September, below the 55.0 expected, while prices paid jumped to 77.9, leaving the Fed room to ease slowly.