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Adam Back got Satoshi's first email in August 2008. He's not Satoshi. He's very sure about that. So sure he had to say it out loud. On Bloomberg.

Tether just printed $10B in profit with 300 employees. Your local bank has 50,000 people and made less. Something is deeply, beautifully broken about finance.

While Iran rattles markets and gold fumbles, Bitcoin is doing its best 'I don't know her' impression — flat to up and somehow the calmest asset in the room.

Iran tensions, petrodollar anxiety, and credit spreads blowing out. The macro chaos machine is running hot — and crypto is paying attention.

Crypto Twitter is screaming altcoin season while Reddit threads are piling into small-caps. The sentiment is loud. The fundamentals? Complicated.

Iran war headlines are dominating every feed, but crypto Reddit is quietly connecting dots between crumbling dollar hegemony and digital assets. Here's what the sentiment is screaming.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are old news on Reddit and X. Social sentiment data shows the crowd is restless and sniffing around for the next big thing.

You bought the hardware wallet. You feel safe. You're probably not. Here's what Reddit and YouTube are learning the hard way about Bitcoin self-custody.

Oil hits $112, US troops deploy to the Middle East, and Reddit's crypto corners are leaning bullish. Chaos as a catalyst? Let's talk about it.

Brent crude is above $112, TIPS are screaming 5% inflation, and Bitcoin's 'safe haven' narrative is getting stress-tested in real time. Crypto Reddit is not handling it gracefully.

Stocks are bleeding, oil's above $94, and the Fed might actually hike. So why is crypto just... chilling? We dig into the vibe.

A trader with 93% accuracy on Iran conflict outcomes has Sen. Schiff calling for crackdowns on prediction markets — and crypto-native platforms are squarely in the crosshairs.