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What’s Next as Bitcoin Retests 110-Day Bear Flag Bottom
Bitcoin has dropped to a critical price point in a long-forming bear flag amid weak price action, and speculation of a breakdown is building.

This bull flag bottom comes as Bitcoin (BTC) has declined by over 4% since the start of this week. It is on course for its fourth consecutive daily red candle and third straight downtrend week, with the price looking weak since the rejection from the 200-day MA earlier in May.

Key Points

Bitcoin has dropped to a critical price point in a long-forming bear flag amid weak price action.

BTC entered this bear flag in February and has stayed within it for 110 days.

The heavily negative sentiment would not have much effect on such a strong bearish formation on higher timeframes.

When Bitcoin last consolidated within a bear flag for at least 100 days, it dropped 57%.



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Every bridge exploit, oracle failure, liquidation cascade, broken incentive loop, governance attack, and over-engineered protocol that died quietly after three months added something to the collective memory of the market. Painful, expensive, often absurd, but useful.

Banks do not work that way. Nor should they, frankly. Banks are designed to preserve trust, minimise risk, protect depositors, obey regulators, and avoid blowing themselves up in search of product-market fit. Their caution is rational. Their processes exist for a reason.

But those same processes make them slow in precisely the domain where speed compounds.

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong answered JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon's attack on the CLARITY Act with a hockey meme that rallied crypto leaders behind the stalled bill. Key Points: Armstrong met Dimon's CL

Coinbase CEO Brian
Armstrong answered JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon's attack on the CLARITY Act with a hockey meme that rallied crypto leaders behind the stalled bill.
Key Points:
Armstrong met Dimon's CLARITY Act attack with a viral "Heated Rivalry" hockey meme on Friday.
Crypto leaders argued that lawmakers, not banks, should write financial law.
The bill cleared the Senate Banking Committee 15-9 and now needs 60 Senate votes.
Coinbase Fires Back At Dimon's Attack
Dimon used a Fox Business interview on Friday to blast Armstrong, accusing the Coinbase chief of pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into Washington to force the legislation across the line. He vowed that big banks will not accept the current text, declaring that no one would bow down to the exchange or its founder.
Hours later, Armstrong posted a custom
"Heated Rivalry" poster that cast the two CEOs as opposing hockey teams, with himself ranked first for economic freedom.
The image spread across X within minutes.
The phrase doubles as the title of a 2019 hockey romance novel that reached television last year.
The CLARITY Act cleared the Senate Banking Committee in a 15-9 vote on May 14, and it would set the first broad federal rulebook for digital assets. It still needs 60 votes on the Senate floor before heading back to the House for final approval.
Also Read: Kalshi Wins CFTC Approval For First U.S. Bitcoin Perpetual Futures
Novogratz Backs CLARITY Act Over Banks
Mike Novogratz of Galaxy Digital argued that elected lawmakers, not bankers, should write financial law. Peter Van Valkenburgh of Coin Center countered Dimon's money-laundering case, noting that roughly $3 trillion moved illicitly through banks in 2025.
Others flagged the bank's own long record of regulatory fines and settlements stretching into the billions.
The dispute centers on stablecoin rewards, which Coinbase pays at about 3.5% on token

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Phone-based social engineering campaigns that coached elderly victims through ATM transactions became a documented pattern across multiple states, and the scale of those losses is what ultimately gave regulators both the evidence and the political cover to act.

The FBI logged 13,460 crypto kiosk fraud complaints in 2025 alone, representing $389 million in reported losses, a 58% jump from the prior year. Adults aged 60 and older accounted for roughly $257.5 million of that figure, concentrating the harm in a demographic with enough electoral power to make a crackdown politically durable.

The access to crypto also shifted in ways that steadily eroded the convenience of ATMs. By 2025, spot Bitcoin ETFs were a standard part of standard brokerage accounts, fintech apps had simplified crypto onboarding considerably, and stablecoin rails had expanded the ways people could hold digital assets without navigating price volatility.

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BlockBeats News, May 30th, on-chain detective ZachXBT further disclosed that, to his knowledge, Circle blacklisted the Zama cUSDC contract address, causing approximately $12.6 million to be frozen, due to its involvement in a civil lawsuit in the United States. Circle is believed to have received enforcement notification from a U.S. court. Additionally, the Zama team does not appear to have been notified of the Circle freeze in advance, and the plaintiff may have inaccurately stated the link between the frozen address and the Zama contract to the court.The civil lawsuit was filed against Overnight Finance, with one of the plaintiffs being Patagon Management, an entity known for malicious DAO takeovers and RFV looting protocols. Zama users are expected to be indirectly affected by this legal dispute.BlockBeats Note: Patagon Management is a U.S.-based cryptocurrency-exclusive investment and trading firm founded by Diogenes Casares, focusing primarily on "special situations investing," particularly in the realm of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). The entity is known for its involvement in malicious DAO takeovers and Risk-Free Value (RFV) looting strategies, causing DAO dissolution or liquidation by acquiring a large number of governance tokens and driving proposals to return value to token holders (or themselves). Its lawsuits and governance actions related to projects such as SpartacusDAO, Aragon DAO, Rook DAO, are often seen by project teams as risk-free value extractors or "vulture investors."

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There’s Hacker Buying Behind Today’s Big Altcoin Surge – They Bought It to The recent surge in Monero ($XMR) cryptocurrency prices, which has attracted significant attention in the market, is believed

There’s Hacker Buying Behind Today’s Big Altcoin Surge – They Bought It to The recent surge in Monero ($XMR) cryptocurrency prices, which has attracted significant attention in the market, is believed to be due to large purchases from wallets thought to be linked to hackersAccording to data from the on-chain analytics platform MLM, an address believed to be linked to a suspected hacker group withdrew $29.3 million worth of $USDC from Coinbase approximately three days ago and converted these assets into $DAI.According to the analysis, the address in question later converted some of its $DAI back to $USDC and began purchasing Monero through multiple connected wallets. It was noted that the addresses in question purchased approximately $23 million worth of $XMR in total, and these purchases briefly boosted the Monero price by nearly 15%.



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