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Reem Al Hassan retweeted
$3 BILLION REAL ESTATE STARTUP OPENDOOR SAYS IT WILL NOW ACCEPT #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO FOR HOMES
BTC DISRUPTING THE $600 TRILLION HOUSING MARKET
IT'S HAPPENING 🔥
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
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Reem Al Hassan retweeted
🚨 BITCOIN WILL REPEAT THE SAME PATTERN AGAIN
The final dump toward $65K is close- then a steady rally to $180K.
Every cycle has followed the same structure.
2017: $19K PEAK → 2018: -84.2%
2021: $69K PEAK → 2022: -77.5%
2025: $126K PEAK → 2026: -54.6%
The next Bitcoin bull wave starts after the final shakeout.
Reminder: I called the $16K Bitcoin bottom and the $126K top.
My next call will be the biggest one of this cycle.
Turn on notifications. Most people will follow me too late.
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
🚨 BTC IS LOADING THE NEXT LEG UP 🚨
Just look at this
Bitcoin already made the move from $81K -> $77K exactly as expected
That pullback did what it needed to do - reset the short-term structure and bring price back into the liquidity zone
Now I’m watching for the next sequence:
$77K -> $79K-$80K retest -> $83.5K -> $88K -> $100K
The key here is what happens around $79K-$80K
If BTC builds a base there instead of losing the level, the next expansion can come much faster than most expect
I’m not interested in shorting every small rejection anymore
The setup is smell bullish
GET READY!
🚨 THIS IS HOW I SEE THE NEXT BTC CYCLE PLAYING OUT 🚨
Let's take it one step at a time
What's happening right now?
Imo the current move still looks like a correction, not the beginning of another sustained expansion
I expect one final flush to complete the bottom, followed by a longer accumulation phase before momentum starts shifting back in favor of bulls
Here's how I see it:
Q3 2026:
BTC bottoms -> fear peaks -> accumulation begins
Q4 2026:
BTC reclaims $84K -> the range breaks -> momentum returns
2027:
$126K ATH gets taken out -> price enters a new expansion phase -> $160K
The chart doesn’t need to look bullish at the bottom
It needs to look unbearable
That’s usually where the best part of the cycle starts
I don't see anything like that right now
But I'll definitely let you know when it happens
So be sure to follow me so you don't miss a thing
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
Bitcoin is at a critical spot right now.
Yes, there’s still real downside to anticipate. But zoom out...this 50-week MA setup looks incredibly similar to moments in 2015, 2019 and 2023.
And if this current breakdown turns into a busted pattern like 2019?
$100K could come back into play FAST.
Be careful in both directions, but ultimately just zoom out. The bear is almost over.
Intro 00:00
Look where we are 00:45
They just play us 1:30
Having a dip plan 2:15
We are in macro bottom 4:15
Bullish busted pattern 5:40
Cycle shift now 7:00
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Reem Al Hassan retweeted
🚨 YOU ARE EXIT LIQUIDITY
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF $BTC ARE BEING DUMPED.
Institutions are selling.
BlackRock.
Binance.
Coinbase.
Bybit.
Kraken.
Wintermute.
And you’re still screaming “BULL MARKET.” 🤣
Who do you think they’re selling to?
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
The more I look at ASST the more I realize it's going well beyond $100/share.
ASST at $126.20K BTC with $100m SATA issued per month for 1 year:
Ending BTC stack: 47,733 ₿
Ending CEBE sats/share: 24,213
CEBE Sats Yield: 56.6% annualized
Ending implied stock price: $61.11
Total return vs today: 155%
$61 ASST with zero mNAV expansion and ONLY common shares sold to pay the dividends.
Now add in more SATA. More ASST issued at a premium. mNAV expansion. A higher Bitcoin price.
We are just getting started.
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
5,798 companies trade on the Nasdaq and the NYSE.
805 have a second listed security.
14 of those can issue new shares straight into the market on both.
2 of the 14 are backed by Bitcoin: Strategy and Strive.
The same 2 are the only ones running share programs over $1 billion.
Nearly everyone else's second security is preferred stock, averaging about $200,000 of daily volume.
SATA averages $15 to 16 million over a 30 day window.
2% of its market value changes hands every day. The others do 0.15%.
That's SATA's whole market cap traded in about 50 days. The rest take about 3 years.
@PunterJeff ran the numbers. Two names clear the bar, and the category is theirs to define.
$SATA $STRC $MSTR $ASST
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
BREAKING:
Tom Lee defended the Treasury buyback on CNBC.
Not manipulation, in his read.
"A wise thing to do."
Mohamed El-Erian disagrees.
"This intervention makes sense when you can identify a market failure. Neither is the case today."
Treasury doubled buybacks to $4,000,000,000 per operation.
Yields dropped. Then rebounded within days.
Now Treasury could tap nearly $1,000,000,000,000 from its own cash account.
To back the buybacks up further.
The real test isn't whether Lee's framing sounds reasonable.
It's whether "we'll just buy more" convinces a $32,000,000,000,000 bond market.
Or just delays the reckoning.
Warsh gives his first Jackson Hole speech as Fed Chair Friday.
One economist's read: "Warsh wants the market to do the tightening for the Fed."
Bitcoin's already ripping on the debasement trade.
The green candles are real.
Whether they're strength, or just priced-in uncertainty, gets tested Friday.
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
A lot happened at Strive over the last week, but the bigger story is the macro backdrop developing around Bitcoin.
On this week’s Hurdle Rate, we went deep on both: the recent capital markets execution at Strive and the dollar, liquidity, gold and Bitcoin framework I’ve been writing about over the past week.
If you want the full version of how we’re thinking about the environment we’re entering, this is the episode.
Welcome Back to The Hurdle Rate
Episode 71: Liquidity Is The Moat
In this week’s Hurdle Rate, the crew breaks down an explosive week across Bitcoin $BTC treasury markets, from Strategy $MSTR reaching 0% net leverage and expanding its cash reserves to Strive growing its Bitcoin stack and seeing major liquidity across $ASST and $SATA. We dig into why liquidity itself can become a powerful competitive moat, how rising short interest could amplify $ASST, and why Strive has chosen to let that pressure build rather than immediately satisfy large block demand. The conversation then turns to the macro setup, including a potentially weaker dollar, Treasury buybacks, rising long-term yields, and why those forces could create a backdrop for Bitcoin unlike anything it has experienced before. We close with the case for Bitcoin entering a broader melt-up in scarce assets, why the traditional four-year cycle may be breaking down, and why the crew believes investors still aren’t bullish enough.
Here's the latest with @TimKotzman, @ColeMacro, @PunterJeff, and @Werkman.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Welcome Back to The Hurdle Rate
02:02 - Bitcoin Volatility Returns
03:40 - The SATA and ASST Two-Security Moat
12:44 - Building Liquidity Through the Bear Market
18:32 - Why SATA Stayed Near $100
28:50 - The Dollar, Treasury Yields and Bitcoin
30:15 - The Structural Dollar Bear Market
33:35 - Treasury Buybacks and Yield Intervention
38:34 - Bitcoin’s Grand Slam Macro Setup
40:44 - Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle vs. Gold
46:53 - Strive’s Positioning and Outlook
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
🚨NEWS:
🇺🇸Fox News is covering the crypto rally after Trump pushed Congress to pass a fair version of the Clarity Act
Bitcoin is on the verge of breaking the $80,000 mark, having risen approximately 16% since that bullish prediction 🚀
The bill is meant to set clearer rules for digital assets and keep America competitive
Trump wants it Congress has the next move and the market is watching
Do you think the price action holds if the bill keeps moving forward 👀
#BTC #crypto #ClarityAct
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
Maybe because Harvard was exit liquidity, like @MicroStrategy for the Epstein classes, OG founders & M0554D agents.
Smart people would entertain the possibility, with all that's been released subsequently on its funding.
The notion that every manufactured 'Elite' brand like a university for establishing dark state agents as only making constructive choices not any controlled demolition of intent choices, is similar to those CV19 injection takers, who thought why would statists do anything to hurt me?
It's entirely naive to all possibilities and statists machiaveliian intent to not consider that this 2009 bitcoin creation wasn't to redirect sound money types to early digital money and serve as opposition to Gold.
When it calls itself digital gold, and its electronic algorithm calculations are referred to as 'mining' yet you cant see the intent of 'replacement'
@DonDurrett
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
Bitcoin Mining - Hashprice Explodes 43%+ from Lows
Bitcoin mining is experiencing a dramatic turnaround - hashprice surged over 20% in just four days, offering a lifeline to miners after months of margin compression.
Hashprice - The violent Recovery
Bitcoin's hashprice climbed from 38.29/PH/s on Aug. 22 - a 20.41% surge in four days. By Aug. 24, hashprice had risen further to 27.
For miners, this means more dollar revenue per unit of hashpower. A Bitmain Antminer S23 Hydro 3U (1.16 PH/s) can now generate an estimated $17.86 in daily profit at $0.10/kWh.
Difficulty Drop — The "Invisible Tailwind"
On Aug. 22, Bitcoin's mining difficulty adjusted -1.31% at block height 963,648, dropping from 127.48T to 125.81T.
This is the 17th difficulty adjustment of 2026 - with 10 downward adjustments vs. 7 upward. Current difficulty sits just 0.7% above the 2026 low of 124.93T (June 13).
Lower difficulty = more BTC per unit of hashpower - miners are enjoying a more favorable environment, all else being equal.
Miner Revenue - Encouraging, but not fully Reversed
Miners have collected roughly 5.14M. July's total haul was $875M,the rebound is strong, but hasn't fully recovered lost ground.
Fee share is still extremely low at roughly 0.71% a level last seen in December 2015 - reflecting persistently weak on-chain transaction demand.
Capitulation Signals - Bottom not confirmed, but miners aren't fleeing
VanEck's 12 "capitulation" indicators for Bitcoin have 8 already flashing extreme territory — including price drawdown, miner economics, and underwater positions.
But historical data shows when 8-12 indicators trigger together, Bitcoin's average 90-day return is just 12.8% , and 180-day return ~32% — both below long-term averages. VanEck sees these signals as better for positioning over multi-year horizons, not short-term bottom calls.
On-chain is more complicated: Bitcoin is down ~49% from its peak ($124,700 → $63,400), but hashrate has only dropped from ~1,150 EH/s to ~886 EH/s - a 23% decline.
The hashrate drop is much smaller than the price drop, suggesting miners are adjusting operations rather than exiting en masse.
Network Hashrate - Approaching 1 Zettahash
Total network hashpower sits near 922 EH/s - approaching 1 Zettahash (1,000 EH/s).
Pool distribution: Foundry U.S.A. leads with 214.73 EH/s,
Antpool at 156.17 EH/s, and F2pool at 110.62 EH/s.
Key watch: Roughly 150 EH/s of hashrate remains "on the sidelines." If BTC continues rising, this capacity could quickly re-enter the network — pushing difficulty higher and squeezing current miners' margins.
Hashprice forward curve - What the market is pricing
Luxor data shows August hashprice forwards at 35.75/PH/s. The curve is slightly lower, but all contracts remain above $35 - traders are not expecting a return to June's lows. For miners, this is an encouraging sign: the market expects mining economics to remain relatively healthy in the medium term.
Bitcoin mining is at a delicate balance point:
Bullish factors:
Hashprice up 43%+ from lows, difficulty near 2026 lows, forward curve holding above $35.
Bearish risks:
Transaction fees near rock bottom (0.71%), 150 EH/s of sideline hashrate could re-enter any time, VanEck capitulation signals suggest short-term bottom isn't confirmed.
Efficiency is everything.
As Luxor COO Ethan Vera put it: "Ultimately it's about efficiency."
Older equipment and high-cost miners may still struggle - even with the rebound,while next-gen ASICs with cheap power are enjoying the best conditions in years.
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
GM, crypto. ☕₿
Tuesday question:
Are we watching another temporary market move…
or the early stages of the next major rotation?
Bitcoin remains the anchor.
But I’m keeping one eye on mining economics, one on capital moving across the market, and another on where AI and crypto infrastructure continue to merge.
Yes, that’s three eyes.
Crypto does that to you. 😏
Coffee first.
Let’s see what happens.
GM everyone. ₿⛏️🤖
🤖 Made with AI
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
🚨 @HRF’s Bitcoin Development Fund is granting more than 500 million sats to 16 freedom tech projects worldwide
Bitcoin and Nostr development, self-custody, censorship-resistant comms, privacy tech, decentralized mining, and more
🧵 here on the killer projects we are funding:
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
CRYPTO BREAKING NEWS: Only the latest. No repeats 💙
• A Billion-Dollar Solana Inflow Is Real Money; A Bitcoin Custody Move Is Not, Yet
• Stock Futures Climb as Investors Eye Nvidia (NVDA) Earnings and Fed’s Jackson Hole Event
• BTC Price Reclaims $81,000 as Gold Rally, Treasury Yields and Fed Policy Drive Markets
• Bitmine Is 187,000 ETH Away From Owning 5% of All Ethereum, And It Just Got a Lot Closer
• XRP Active Addresses Surge From 47,180 to 358,330
• Bitcoin ETFs Post 6 Straight Sessions of Inflows, Attracting $2.26 Billion
• Jack Ma Invests Over HK$600 Million in Alibaba (BABA) Stock Alongside Top Executives
• Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin Bull Market Has Begun as Treasury Buybacks Fuel Liquidity
• A 3% token move just triggered $36 million in Ethereum DeFi liquidations
• Coinbase Put Nvidia and Apple Stock Onchain: But Does Weekend Trading Create Liquidation Risk?
• HyperEVM Daily Revenue Tops $500K as Meme Trading Floods Hyperliquid’s L1
• US Treasury Expands Iran Crypto Sanctions Authority Over $100M in Payments
• BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Takes 62% of $338M Daily Inflows as BTC Holds Above $80,000
• Solana (SOL) Overtakes XRP With $20 Million ETF Market Upside
• XRP jumps 40% in August, hits $1.48, sets five-year monthly record
• India plans first tokenized bonds using wholesale CBDC: Report
• Altcoins Add $215B in Three Days as Rally Hinges on Bitcoin’s Market Structure
• Nvidia Powers SpaceX 2027 Orbital AI Plan While Both Stocks Fall
• BlackRock leads $338 million spot Bitcoin ETF inflow as BTC holds above $80,000
• Nike (NKE) Stock Slides on Dick’s Sporting Goods Warning About Footwear Market
• US Imposes New Sanctions on Iran: Cryptocurrencies Included! China Reacts Strongly!
• Las Vegas Businessman Convicted Over $24 Million Crypto Investment Scheme
• ETF Inflows Drive Bitcoin (BTC) Past $80,000 New Bull Market Cycle Or Catch-Up Trade
• XRP Network Activity Jumps 654% as Price Tests Critical $1.55 Resistance
• Chainalysis-led operation flags 7,700 accounts in child abuse probe
• Crypto Market Eyes $1T Treasury Move as Bessent Targets Iran
• Coinbase Puts Tokenized Stocks on Base: What the Move Means
• Grayscale Debuts Zcash ETF: What It Means for ZEC and Crypto Markets
• Grayscale’s Zcash ETF Bet: Fixing Years of Mispricing, Not Just Adding Access
• Iran Sanctions: TRM Labs Tracks $16.8M Across 30 Mabna Institute Crypto Wallets
• Gemini CEO announces XRP deposits and withdrawals via XRPL for Singapore users
• XRP Spot ETFs Post Busiest Three-Day Stretch With $45M+ In Flows
• XRP Eyes New Heights: Significant Trend Breaks in August
• NEAR targets post-quantum consensus by 2027 year-end
• Alert: XRP Large Withdrawals Rockets by 4.3x – What’s Going On?
• The Validator Market’s Great Thinning — 1,258 Seats Left Behind
• SEC Petitioned by Kalshi to Slow Cboe’s Prediction Markets Expansion
• Bloom Energy (BE) Stock Jumps 6% Following Pelosi’s $14.5M Investment Disclosure
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• X to Add Crypto Trade Buttons Soon, Nikita Bier Says
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• 3% Token Move Triggers $36M in Ethereum DeFi Liquidations
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• Ethereum News: Tom Lee Says BitMine Has No Reason to Sell ETH After $300M Gain
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• XRP MACD Signals Bearish Momentum Is Weakening as Bullish Cross Nears
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• Grayscale Launches Zcash ETF After Critical Privacy Flaw
• Solana Overtakes XRP With $20M ETF Upside
• Egrag Crypto: XRP must break $1.65 for bullish breakout, eyes $8.30 long-term
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#BTC #ETH #XRP #SOL #ZEC.
Reem Al Hassan retweeted
TETHER’S $120 MILLION URUGUAY BITCOIN MINING BET UNRAVELS
Tether abandoned two Bitcoin mining sites in Uruguay after a dispute with state utility UTE over how much electricity the operations could access, according to Reuters.
A former contractor estimated Tether invested roughly $60 million in each site, or around $120 million total.
Tether announced the Uruguay expansion in 2023, calling the country a “perfect platform” because of its renewable energy and reliable grid. The operation initially generated income, but eventually struggled to secure enough power to run consistently.
The dispute escalated in 2025. Tether’s local entity stopped paying electricity bills, UTE cut power to the sites in July, and the company later ceased operations and laid off most staff. Outstanding debts were settled in December.
Uruguay was reportedly intended to serve as a testing ground for a broader Tether mining expansion across South America.
Tether has said it has invested more than $2 billion globally in energy production and Bitcoin mining.
