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I saw something quite interesting that happened over the weekend: someone sent 2.565 BTC directly to Satoshi Nakamoto's genesis address, the famous 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa. With the current price, we're talking about about $181K that were simply sent to an address from which no one can withdraw funds. Basically, it's money that is permanently burned.
The curious thing is that this isn't the first time it has happened, but the amount is quite notable. Arkham Intelligence verified the transaction, so everything is recorded on the blockchain. It's like a digital tribute to Satoshi Nak

I just reviewed Travis Kelce's numbers, and it's pretty wild what this guy has achieved financially. His net worth is around $90 to $100 million in 2026, and the way he built it is almost a masterclass in diversification.
Look, when Kelce entered the NFL in 2013 as a third-round pick, nobody expected a tight end to become a mainstream name. But this guy not only dominated his position for 13 seasons with Kansas City, but he also knew how to monetize his brand in ways that very few players manage. His last contract in 2024 was $34.25 million for two years, positioning him as the highest-paid ti

Recently, I’ve been watching how the Argentine presence in mixed martial arts is growing internationally, and honestly, there’s something worth sharing. Argentina already has six fighters under contract with the UFC, the world’s largest MMA organization, and the interesting part is that two of those six people are women. That might seem like a small number, but for our country, it represents an important milestone.
The history of women in mixed martial arts in Argentina is not new. Silvana Gómez Juárez was the one who opened the way back in 2018, the first Argentine to reach the elite. But now

Recently, I saw something quite interesting in the markets that’s worth analyzing. An Iranian parliament spokesperson posted opposing trading comments just before the S&P 500 futures moved exactly as he had predicted. Basically, the futures opened lower on Sunday night, recovered, and then surged strongly after Trump posted on Truth Social about “great progress” in talks with Irán. The strange thing is that bitcoin had already been moving before all of this.
Here’s what caught my attention: while Wall Street was sleeping, bitcoin was the first major liquid asset to react to the conflict. It fe

I just found out something interesting that the Solana Foundation is working on. It turns out they are developing a payment gateway based on X402 specifically designed for merchants to accept stablecoins much more easily. No need for complicated technical integrations or headaches.
What catches my attention is the very straightforward approach. Vibhu Norby, the Product Director of the Solana Foundation, said it clearly: they want merchants to accept stablecoins without having to get into complex integrations. Basically, plug and play. That’s important because historically, crypto adoption in p

The crypto market continues to show that cautious stability characteristic of these days. The total market cap hovers around $2.43 trillion, with almost flat movements. What draws the most attention is how the volume dropped nearly 10% in 24 hours, settling at $86.4 billion. This usually indicates that investors are in wait-and-see mode.
The Fear and Greed Index fell to 34 points, so the sentiment is clearly in fear territory. Bitcoin is moving around $71,170 with a slight decrease of 0.43%, maintaining its market dominance at 55.75%. Ethereum, on the other hand, is approximately at $2,200, al

I’ve been doing a lot of research on cryptocurrency mining lately, and I think it’s worth sharing what I’ve learned. Many people think it’s complicated or only for experts, but the reality is that anyone with a decent computer can try it.
Basically, cryptocurrencies run on decentralized blockchain technology. Unlike traditional money, no one controls them from a central bank. What’s interesting is that there are people called miners who validate these transactions and receive rewards for doing so. If you want to understand how to mine cryptocurrencies, first you need to know that miners use th

Recently, I received a very common question among new traders: what is PNL in trading? The truth is, it’s simpler than it seems, but it’s essential to understand it well if you really want to know how your trading is going.
Basically, PNL is just the difference between what you spent buying something and what you received selling it. That’s it. If that difference is positive, you made a profit. If it’s negative, you lost. That straightforward. In trading, it’s like your financial thermometer, telling you exactly how you did with each move you make.
The formula is very straightforward: sale pri

I recently came across a case that made me feel it’s necessary to once again emphasize the importance of security for crypto assets. Kaitlyn Siragusa, a well-known internet celebrity streamer, was robbed at gunpoint in a home invasion last March. The attacker directly demanded Bitcoin. The entire process was terrifying — she was dragged out of bed, with a gun pointed at her head, forced to log into her account on her phone. She chose to post about it on X instead of calling the police because she believed that would be even more dangerous.
This is not an isolated incident. After the Kaitlyn Si

I recently started noticing that everyone on Telegram is talking about Telegram games to make money. At first, I thought it was just hype, but it seems there is something real behind this. It turns out these games work by allowing players to earn cryptocurrencies through simple mechanics like tapping the screen or completing tasks. The interesting part is that some of these projects have reached impressive numbers of players.
Notcoin was one of the first to capitalize on this trend. It had over 35 million players when it launched its token NOT in May 2024, and its market capitalization reached

Crypto meme coins continue to be the focus of attention, and these popular shitcoins deserve a closer look right now. Let's start with BONK, which has become much more than just a Solana token. With nearly 1 million holders and a market capitalization around $500 million, BONK has proven it can stay relevant. It now has over 119 integrations across different blockchains, suggesting the project took its development seriously. The 24-hour trading volume is around $595K, and it is listed on major exchanges.
PEPE is another of these shitcoins that has captured traders' imagination. With a market c

I've been watching traders lose money with patterns they don't fully understand for years. Today I want to share something that really works if you do it correctly: the cup with handle trading.
Look, the cup with handle pattern isn't magic, but when you identify it well, it gives you a real entry opportunity in an uptrend. William J. O'Neil popularized this decades ago, and it remains relevant. The reason is simple: it visually shows the change in market sentiment.
What you see is this: first, the price drops, then stabilizes in a smooth U shape (here's the key, it has to be rounded, not a sha

I just looked at the charts and it's interesting what is happening in the markets right now. Asian stocks are breaking all-time highs, the dollar weakened quite a bit this week, and gold is close to $5,000, but Bitcoin still hasn't taken off. It's hovering around $89,800, well below the $90,000 many expected to see sustained. It seems that after the massive liquidations of over a billion dollars we saw recently, the momentum simply hasn't returned.
What catches my attention is that while everything in stocks and emerging markets is moving upward, cryptocurrencies are lagging behind. Ethereum d

I just read an interesting analysis about Bitcoin comparing its price in gold versus dollars. It turns out that if we look at the BTC price valued in gold, we could be close to the market bottom very soon, maybe in the next few months. The analyst mentions that historically these bear cycles last between 12 and 13 months, so if Bitcoin hit its high against gold in January, we might be looking at a possible bottom around February or March of this year.
The interesting part is that the dollar-denominated price tells a different story. It reached $126k last October, but now it’s hovering around

I just saw that Cipher Digital's stock went up 6% today, but the full news is more interesting. The company is pivoting from Bitcoin mining to HPC, a fairly aggressive move considering the current market environment.
The strange thing is that although the stock price reacts positively, its earnings are not meeting the market's expectations. It's one of those cases where the strategic move generates optimism, but the actual numbers don't fully support it.
I don't know if it's a long-term bet or if there's something more behind this change in direction. Is anyone else following Cipher and its tr

I just saw a pretty important regulatory news. The SEC has approved WisdomTree's qualification for 24-hour continuous trading, which is a significant turning point in the crypto space.
Honestly, this reflects a clear shift in traditional financial institutions' attitude toward this market. In the past, these institutions had many reservations about cryptocurrencies, but now they are actively seeking to enter. WisdomTree's approval, to some extent, means that Wall Street is now seriously treating the crypto market as an official asset class.
The most interesting part is the logic behind this. T

I've been observing something interesting in Bitcoin for a while. The funding rate on futures has dropped to its lowest point in three months, and that usually precedes strong moves.
When the funding rate drops like this, it means there are many traders holding short positions. Historically, these low levels of funding tend to end in a pretty violent short squeeze. It's as if the market is building tension to explode at any moment.
I'm not saying it will happen tomorrow, but with BTC moving sideways and this very low funding structure, the next moves could be interesting. The funding rate is o

I just saw that Bitcoin is moving well, it has already reached $71,680 in the last 5 hours. The interesting thing is that while crypto is rising, we also see that stock markets are recovering from their initial losses. It seems that the markets are turning toward more positive territory today. Meanwhile, crude oil is retreating and staying below $100, reflecting some pressure on commodities. These coordinated movements suggest there is some capital rotation between assets. I will closely monitor how Bitcoin behaves in the coming hours.

I just saw that Polymarket is acquiring Brahma to strengthen its blockchain trading infrastructure. The idea is to scale its operations and improve trading capacity. It's interesting to see how these projects are consolidating to better compete in the crypto space. Polymarket already has a strong presence with its prediction markets, and with this acquisition of Brahma, it seems they want to further expand their technical capabilities. I guess it's the logical move when you need more muscle in infrastructure. Is anyone else following these consolidation moves in the sector?