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Nakamoto’s Bitcoin bet fails, becomes worst-performing BTC treasury with 35% lossesBitcoin has failed to keep up with the 2024 and 2025 hype, and the market has largely remained bearish throughout 2026. Since touching a local high of $126k in October 2025, Bitcoin has declined significantly, now hovering around $73k.

With the crypto down 41% from its ATH and 30% the past year, institutional investors who rushed into the market in 2025 are counting losses.

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• USD/CAD strengthened on Friday as Canadian dollar was weighed by downbeat GDP data. • Canada's economy unexpectedly contracted for a second straight quarter amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs. • Can

• USD/CAD strengthened on Friday as Canadian dollar was weighed by downbeat GDP data. • Canada's economy unexpectedly contracted for a second straight quarter amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs. • Canada's GDP fell at an annualized 0.1% rate in Q1 after a revised 1.0% contraction in Q4, Statistics Canada said Friday. • Canada's economy has largely weathered trade uncertainty and tariff pressures for more than a year, but the broader impact has weakened investment, hiring and spending while pushing prices higher. • Investors are now pricing in one Bank of Canada rate hike this year, down from two expected before softer inflation data.
• Immediate resistance is located at 1.3836 (50%fib), any close above will push the pair towards 1.3865(Higher bb). • Support is seen at 1.3776(38.2%fib) and break below could take the pair towards 1.3732 (SMA
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Bitcoin’s trademark volatility was for years treated as both its greatest feature and its biggest flaw. Recently, that roller coaster has quieted into something resembling a smooth ride, with volatili

Bitcoin’s trademark volatility was for years treated as both its greatest feature and its biggest flaw. Recently, that roller coaster has quieted into something resembling a smooth ride, with volatility collapsing to roughly 35 from a high of 120 in 2021. While critics view this dampening as a sign that the asset is losing its edge, longtime bitcoin investor and Mayer Multiple creator Trace Mayer argues they are drawing entirely the wrong conclusion.

Mayer suggested that bitcoin’s declining volatility isn't a sign of weakness, but rather a direct reflection of its growing economic substance in an interview with CoinDesk.

"Gary Gensler said he was going to 'tame bitcoin,'" Mayer said, pointing to regulatory efforts to corral the digital asset. "And we've seen the volatility come down."

Rather than viewing this "taming" as a defeat, Mayer sees it as confirmation of bitcoin’s massive institutional adoption. The market has simply become too big to move as erratically as it once did. "The barbell is getting heavier," Mayer noted, using a vivid analogy for the market's liquidity. "It's not a 50-pound weight anymore. It's a 2,500-pound weight."

This heavy structural shift is being driven by the sophisticated mechanics of the options market, specifically call-selling, according to Mayer. As institutions and digital asset companies increasingly sell covered calls against their bitcoin holdings to generate upfront premium income, they inadvertently create a dampening effect on price swings.

Because these entities essentially agree to sell their bitcoin at a predetermined price in the future, market makers on the other side of those trades are forced to actively hedge their positions. When the price of bitcoin ticks upward, these market makers sell the asset Bitcoin's wild days are over — and Trace Mayer says that's a good thing
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Brian Armstrong fired back at Jamie Dimon on Friday with a meme, after the JPMorgan CEO attacked him on live TV. Summary Jamie Dimon appeared on Fox Business on May 29, calling Armstrong "full of sh!t

Brian Armstrong fired back at Jamie Dimon on Friday with a meme, after the JPMorgan CEO attacked him on live TV.
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Jamie Dimon appeared on Fox Business on May 29, calling Armstrong "full of sh!t" and vowing that banks will fight the Clarity Act's stablecoin provisions.
Armstrong responded on X with a hockey-themed meme depicting himself and Dimon facing off, while Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz publicly backed Armstrong.
Dimon's core objection is that the Clarity Act lets crypto firms effectively pay interest on stablecoin deposits without bank-level oversight.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted a hockey-themed rivalry meme on X on Friday, hours after JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon appeared on Fox Business's Mornings with Maria and called Armstrong "full of sh!t" over his lobbying push for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.
The exchange escalated a months-long public feud between Wall Street's largest bank chief and crypto's most prominent exchange CEO, now centred on a single sticking point: whether crypto platforms should be allowed to pay yield on stablecoin balances without submitting to bank-style regulation.
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Appearing on Fox Business on May 29, Dimon said: "It allows cryptocurrency firms to effectively pay interest on deposits, stablecoins or something like that, without the protection that they should have. The banks will not accept it that way." He warned the system would "eventually blow up" if passed as written, and accused Armstrong of spending hundreds of millions of dollars in Washington to push the bill. "No one is going to bow down to this guy," Dimon said.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz joined the response on X, writing: "Since when do banks get to decide on legislation?" Novogratz a

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BERA chatter is mixed and cautious: traders debate setups around a possible token unlock, with some bullish divergence talk and others favoring shorts at resistance. Engagement is low. As of May 31, n

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Oil prices moved lower on Friday as investors closely monitored developments surrounding a potential U.S.-Iran peace agreement. Market sentiment weakened after U.S. President Donald Trump stated that 

Oil prices moved lower on Friday as investors closely monitored developments surrounding a potential U.S.-Iran peace agreement. Market sentiment weakened after U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he would meet with senior officials to make a final decision regarding the proposed deal, creating uncertainty across global energy markets. Brent crude futures for August delivery declined 0.9% to $91.87 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for July delivery also fell 0.9% to $88.09 per barrel. The decline added to significant monthly losses, with both benchmarks heading toward their first monthly drop since the Middle East conflict began in late February.Investor optimism over a possible diplomatic breakthrough has eased concerns about global oil supply disruptions. Hopes that shipping traffic can safely resume through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important energy transit routes, have helped reduce risk premiums in crude oil prices. President Trump said the proposed agreement would require Iran to permanently abandon nuclear weapons ambitions, reopen the Strait of Hormuz without charging tolls, and remove naval mines from the waterway. In exchange, the United States would lift its naval blockade of Iranian ports and coastlines. Trump also suggested the U.S. would assist in eliminating Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles.However, Iranian officials disputed several aspects of Trump's statements. Iran's Fars News Agency described the remarks as a combination of accurate and inaccurate claims, while state media reported that no formal negotiations had yet taken place regarding Tehran's nuclear program. Reports also indicated that a White House Situation Room meeting ended without a final decision. Despite ongoing tensions, oil prices have retreated sharply throughout May.
Market participants increasingly believe that diplomatic progress could prevent a

Oil prices moved lower on Friday as investors clos

Bitcoins failure to hold above $83,000 in late May did more than frustrate bulls. It redefined the near-term playing field for June by hardening resistance, compressing volatility, and amplifying the 

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Proof of Talk 2026: Institutional Heavyweights Converge on Paris for Web3 Summit

Proof of Talk 2026 brings $18T in assets under management to the Louvre in Paris, uniting central financial institutions and top Web3 leaders.

On June 2-3, 2026, the Proof of Talk summit returns to the Louvre Palace in Paris. The event limits attendance to 2,500 core decision-makers, with over 90% of the speakers holding C-level or founder roles.

Unlike conventional crypto conferences, the event enforces a strict ban on paid speaking slots. Backed by an editorial Content Council of financial journalists, the agenda focuses strictly on regulatory policy, institutional infrastructure, and asset tokenization.

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$IOTX current market sentiments and trading orders indicates that the trend would be bullish.

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