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A public company thought it owned 817.6 BTC. It couldn't withdraw a single one. Datavault AI says the coins have been stuck in an exchange wallet since June, despite repeated withdrawal requests. It's now restating four quarters of financials. Shares fell 49.6% in a day. Owning $BTC and controlling $BTC are not the same thing. Learn how custody works before you size up. Bookmark this before you leave coins on an exchange.

Uptober didn't show up. Again. bitcoin:native October returns (monthly open to close): 2019: +10.3% 2020: +28.0% 2021: +39.9% 2022: +5.5% 2023: +28.5% 2024: +11.0% 2025: -3.9% 2026 so far: -2.7% Six green Octobers, then two red ones. Seasonality is a tendency, not a promise. And one weak month doesn't tell you much about the next twelve. Do you still look at monthly seasonality? Bookmark this and check it again on November 1.

Bitcoin search interest is at a five-year low. Finally, the whole internet reacts to Bitcoin the way my group chat does. Repost it for everyone who's been orange-pilling an empty room. Follow for the next one.

Inflation erodes savings, agreed. The honest follow-up for the kids: Bitcoin swaps a slow, steady loss for big swings. What's the plan so they don't sell at the bottom?

On day 920 after the halving, $BTC is +24%, against +94% (2020), +449% (2016) and +1,726% (2012) at the same point. Each cycle has been smaller. Follow for more cycle charts.

Just 5 mining pools now control 78% of $BTC hashrate. The top 3 alone: 64%. Foundry USA by itself: 27%. Bitcoin is decentralized, but block production is far more concentrated than most think. Save this one for later.

Leverage is great. You get to experience a whole bear market in four minutes. If this was you, a repost helps the next guy step away from the 50x button.

A $1 crypto card with 8% cashback, a $100,000 limit and no KYC. It's a fake site using Trust Wallet's brand. Trust Wallet's security team confirmed it's not theirs. The trap isn't the $1. It's the step where you connect your wallet and sign an approval. That can let a contract move your tokens. No seed phrase needed. 3 habits: • Only use the official app and site • Use a separate wallet for connecting to sites • Review and revoke old token approvals Which one do you actually do? A repost might keep someone from signing the wrong thing.

$176M went into US spot Bitcoin ETFs on Tuesday. Two funds took all of it. IBIT: +$151.5M FBTC: +$24.5M The other 10 funds: zero. Second inflow day in a row, right before the Fed. But since Oct 9, daily flows have swung from -$635.6M to +$526.7M. One day of $BTc ETF flows tells you shares were created. Not who bought or why. Do you track flows daily or weekly? Bookmark this and compare it with next week's flows.

Fed + ECB + BoJ balance sheets in USD vs $BTC since 2014; Michael Howell calls $70K the critical level. Repost if useful.

Unmoved isn't the same as convicted. Lost keys and cold custodian wallets also sit still. What does the series look like with estimated lost supply stripped out? That's the number that would say something about holders.

Motivation doesn't run your $BTC strategy. Rules do. On a 'great day' you follow them. On a bad day you follow them too. That's the whole point of writing them down. What's your rule for today?

"Anyone can create a cryptocurrency." True. Anyone can also print a stock certificate. The question isn't who can copy the code. It's who can copy 15+ years of uptime, liquidity and a supply nobody has changed. That part is checkable. Go check it. $BTC