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North Korea is the enemy. Fully agree with @hosseeb. But freezing wallets isn’t how we beat them. That’s how we become them. Real win is building systems where they can’t steal in the first place. Not

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Once, memecoins were about conviction and community, not endless launches and recycled jokes. That culture faded as the market flooded with noise, where everyone could launch a token but few wanted to

Once, memecoins were about conviction and community, not endless launches and recycled jokes. That culture faded as the market flooded with noise, where everyone could launch a token but few wanted to build.

🎒 is a return to that lost spirit. Its power is its simple, true identity: work for the bag, be a bag holder, bagmaxxing. It’s not just a slogan; it’s a mission that taps into what this space was meant to be.

This conviction is proven by action. The team locked 52% of the total supply for 24 months—a powerful statement in a market defined by fast exits. This commitment shows they’re here for the long haul.

The market is noticing. After months of grinding, 🎒 has become a top meme on bonk.fun and a major holding for influential wallets like Bonk Guy’s. This doesn't happen by luck; it happens when a project keeps building.

The culture is the real bullish case. The community is actively building and contributing, not just waiting for pumps. A recent rebrand has sharpened the message, and incoming incentives for working and holding will give people more reason to stay.

This is what crypto misses: believing in something enough to hold it, build it, and represent it. 🎒 is a return to diamond handing over flipping meaningless charts.

With a clear identity, a committed team, and a real belief system, 🎒 has the foundation for something much bigger. It's more than a meme—it's a movement nearing escape velocity.

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Bitcoin Up 2 Weeks: Beginning or End?HTX DAO's First Hackathon Launches!Post To Earn BonusBitcoin Price Reclaims $76,000 as Donald Trump Touts New Iran Deal Terms Bitcoin price moved back above $76,00

Bitcoin Price Reclaims $76,000 as Donald Trump Touts New Iran Deal Terms

Bitcoin price moved back above $76,000 on April 20 after a volatile weekend tied to developments in the United States-Iran conflict. The rebound followed a pullback toward $75,000 as traders reacted to renewed pressure in oil markets and fresh uncertainty around diplomacy.

Market attention also shifted after President Donald Trump said a new U.S. deal with Iran would be better than the 2015 nuclear agreement. That statement arrived as the current ceasefire approached its end and doubts remained over the timing of another round of talks. Against that backdrop, Bitcoin continued to trade as a macro-sensitive risk asset, with price moves shaped by oil, geopolitics, and positioning across derivatives markets.

Bitcoin Price Steadies After Weekend Pullback

Bitcoin price held above $76,000 after retreating from a failed move beyond $78,000. The earlier rise marked the asset’s highest level in about ten weeks before momentum faded into the weekend. Traders reduced risk as tensions in the Middle East returned to the forefront and oil markets turned higher again.

The weekend reversal reflected broader caution across global markets. Reports tied to the Strait of Hormuz and renewed friction between Washington and Tehran pushed crude prices back toward the $90 range. That added pressure to inflation expectations and weighed on assets that are sensitive to macro uncertainty, including Bitcoin.

Donald Trump Comments Shift Focus to Diplomacy

Donald Trump said on April 20 that the deal now being negotiated with Iran would be better than the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the 2015 accord he exited in 2018. His remarks came after criticism from Democrats and some nuclear experts who questioned whether a complex agreement could be reached quickly. The comments added a diplomatic angle to a market already foc

Bitcoin Price Reclaims $76,000 as Donald Trump Tou

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According to monitoring by Beating, OpenAI has launched a research preview feature called Chronicle for its programming agent product Codex. Once activated, the Codex client on macOS will request scre

OpenAI Launches Chronicle Memory Feature for Codex, Exclusive to ChatGPT Pro on macOS

Goldman Sachs strategists believe there is still room for growth in the U.S. stock market, forecasting that the S&P 500 index will rise to 7,600 points by the end of the year, with earnings growth as 

Goldman Sachs Strategists Expect Earnings Growth to Drive Further Rise in S&P 500

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Bitcoin Up 2 Weeks: Beginning or End?HTX DAO's First Hackathon Launches!Daily $5000U Airdrop: One Tap to Claim• GBP/NZD dipped on Monday as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions caused uncertainty in markets abo

• GBP/NZD dipped  on  Monday   as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions caused uncertainty ​in markets about the chances of a peace deal.• A ceasefire between the ‌U.S. ⁠and Iran appeared in jeopardy on Monday after the takeover of the cargo ship.• Oil prices jumped around 5% on fears the ceasefire would collapse, and as flows through the Strait of Hormuz remained largely halted.•   UK inflation data is due on Wednesday at 0600 GMT. CPI is forecast to rise to 3.3% year-on-year, according to the median estimate of economists, from 3.0% in January and February - before the Iran war began.•A hotter-than-expected CPI print would be a boost for hawks advocating a BoE rate rise this quarter, and might lift GBP - albeit perhaps only temporarily.•Meanwhile, a cooler-than-expected number could reduce the probability of the BoE raising rates to 4% by June or July. • Immediate resistance is located at 2.3054(SMA 20), any close above will push the pair towards 2.3122(61.8%fib).• Immediate support is seen at 2.2899 (50%fib) and break below could take the pair towards 2.2832(lower BB).Recommendation: Good to sell around 2.3000 with stop loss of 2.3100  and target price of 2.2850Gold is meant to be a ‘safe haven’ in uncertain times. Why is it crashing amid a war?Wall Street Slides as Iran War Uncertainty, Oil Surge, and AI Fears Rattle MarketsSpaceX IPO Filing Expected This Week as Valuation Could Surpass $75 BillionStagflation Shadows: U.S. Manufacturing Shines as Services Slump to 11-Month LowScarcity and Strife: Bitcoin Hits Historic Milestone Amid Geopolitical TremorsStrategy's Multi-Billion Dollar Bitcoin Accumulation: A 2026 Milestone

• GBP/NZD dipped  on  Monday   as renewed U.S.-Ira

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Post To Earn BonusBank for International Payments (BIS) Warns Again! “These Cryptocurrencies Are Risky, Cooperation is Necessary!” The Bank for International Payments (BIS), which is skeptical of Bitc

Bank for International Payments (BIS) Warns Again! “These Cryptocurrencies Are Risky, Cooperation is Necessary!”
The Bank for International Payments (BIS), which is skeptical of Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, shares no different view regarding stablecoins.

According to Reuters, BIS Managing Director Pablo Hernandez de Cos expressed his concerns about stablecoins while speaking at a Bank of Japan (BOJ) seminar in Japan.

BIS Director General Cos stated that dollar-denominated stablecoins like Tether ($USDT) and $USDC are by nature more similar to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) than to cash. Cos warned that stablecoins are closer to investment products than cash and could pose a significant threat to financial stability if they continue to grow.

Cos specifically stated that the current structure of dollar-indexed stablecoins, such as $USDT and $USDC, is not suitable for use as a payment method and does not meet the necessary requirements.

The BIS director general also added that because stablecoin issuers’ reserves consist of short-term government bonds and bank deposits, market instability could lead to large capital outflows and subsequent chain reactions.

“Because the reserve assets held by stablecoin issuers consist of short-term government bonds or bank deposits, in stressful situations, if large-scale repayment demands arise, they may be forced to urgently sell these assets or put pressure on banks’ financing conditions.”

Finally, Cos emphasized the need for global cooperation on regulation, adding that if dollar-indexed stablecoins grow large enough to compete with fiat currencies, it could have a negative impact on both financial stability and global economic policy




Bank for International Payments (BIS) Warns Again!

Daily $5000U Airdrop: One Tap to ClaimBitcoin Up 2 Weeks: Beginning or End?Post To Earn Bonus The Banks Would Like To Dye Your Stablecoins Pink If you are a bank, your core business model is quite ele



The Banks Would Like To Dye Your Stablecoins Pink

If you are a bank, your core business model is quite elegant. You take people’s money, you pay them zero percent interest on their checking accounts, and you lend that money out to other people at five or seven percent interest. You keep the difference. This is a very good business, and if you have it, you will fight very hard to keep it.

The problem with paying your depositors zero percent is that eventually, someone else will come along and offer to pay them something. When this happens, you have two choices. You can raise your own deposit rates to compete, which costs you money and ruins your business model. Or you can go to the government and ask them to make it illegal for the others to pay interest.

Historically, banks strongly prefer the second option.

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency pegged to the US dollar. If you give a stablecoin issuer a dollar, they give you a digital token, put your dollar in Treasury bills, and earn about 4%. Historically, stablecoin issuers have kept that yield for themselves. The obvious next step in the evolution of this product is that they share some of the yield with you, so that you will hold their token instead of leaving your money parked elsewhere.

Under $GENIUS, issuers themselves cannot pay yield to holders. The live CLARITY fight is whether affiliated exchanges, distributors, or rewards programs can share those economics with users in ways that are functionally equivalent to interest.

The banks do not care for this.

And so they are calling their senators. Congress has been locked in talks for months over a crypto regulatory framework — the $GENIUS Act last summer for stablecoin issuers, and now the CLARITY Act for everything else, including the question of what stablecoin players can do. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has publicly urged the Senate to move forward

The Banks Would Like To Dye Your Stablecoins Pin

Bitcoin Up 2 Weeks: Beginning or End?HTX DAO's First Hackathon Launches!Post To Earn BonusBank for International Payments (BIS) Warns Again! “These Cryptocurrencies Are Risky, Cooperation is Necessary

Bank for International Payments (BIS) Warns Again! “These Cryptocurrencies Are Risky, Cooperation is Necessary!”

The Bank for International Payments (BIS), which is skeptical of Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, shares no different view regarding stablecoins.

According to Reuters, BIS Managing Director Pablo Hernandez de Cos expressed his concerns about stablecoins while speaking at a Bank of Japan (BOJ) seminar in Japan.

BIS Director General Cos stated that dollar-denominated stablecoins like Tether ($USDT) and $USDC are by nature more similar to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) than to cash. Cos warned that stablecoins are closer to investment products than cash and could pose a significant threat to financial stability if they continue to grow.

Cos specifically stated that the current structure of dollar-indexed stablecoins, such as $USDT and $USDC, is not suitable for use as a payment method and does not meet the necessary requirements.

The BIS director general also added that because stablecoin issuers’ reserves consist of short-term government bonds and bank deposits, market instability could lead to large capital outflows and subsequent chain reactions.

“Because the reserve assets held by stablecoin issuers consist of short-term government bonds or bank deposits, in stressful situations, if large-scale repayment demands arise, they may be forced to urgently sell these assets or put pressure on banks’ financing conditions.”

Finally, Cos emphasized the need for global cooperation on regulation, adding that if dollar-indexed stablecoins grow large enough to compete with fiat currencies, it could have a negative impact on both financial stability and global economic policy.

7 out of 7 times' - Why Bitcoin beats Gold and S&P 500 in every crisis Similar patterns were seen in the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S.-Iran war of 2026, and also during the U.S. banking crisis. However

7 out of 7 times' - Why Bitcoin beats Gold and S&P 500 in every crisis

Similar patterns were seen in the Russia-Ukraine war, the U.S.-Iran war of 2026, and also during the U.S. banking crisis.

However, it was only in 2024, when a Yen carry trade unwind led to gold surging by 9% and the S&P 500 surging by 7%, whereas BTC was up by only 3%.

For context, back then, the Bank of Japan's rate hike and weak U.S. data led to increased appreciation of the Yen.

The comparison chart of these assets based on 60-day return highlighted how Bitcoin was the only asset to bounce back.

Remarking on the same, 

7 out of 7 times' - Why Bitcoin beats Gold and S&P

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