tags: Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Weekly Close at $115K After Friday’s Crash: Support at $105K Holds, But Bears Dominate Bitcoin Price Weekly Outlook I feel like a broken record saying this, but it bears repeating: Wow, what a difference a week makes! Bitcoin pulled back a little as expected early last week, but then the bears came in with a sucker punch on Friday morning as Trump’s talk of raising tariffs on China sent markets crashing down. Things escalated quickly after liquidity dried up in the afternoon to send bitcoin down to a low of $105,617 on the index price. The price action was a bit chaotic as some leveraged exchanges went as low as $102,000 and even $100,000. After the carnage was done, bitcoin had a nice bounce back up to close the week out at $115,128. The bears are still firmly in control, however, as long as the price remains below $118,350. Key Support and Resistance Levels Now The price dove deep down through all the more recent support levels last Friday, but the $105,000 support level managed to prove itself, propping up the price for the time being. Bulls will now look for this low to hold, but if it is lost, we would look down once again to the $96,000 level for support. Closing below there should certainly put an end to this bull market for the foreseeable future. We can draw a Fibonacci Retracement from the $126,219 high down to the $105,617 low, opening up a wide range of price action. The bulls can start to retake resistance levels above the 0.618 Fibonacci Retracement at $118,350, with new highs expected if bulls can close a couple of days above the 0.786 Fibonacci Retracement at $121,800. Outlook For This Week A big bounce after such a steep sell-off was to be expected, and we got that into the weekly close. So it’s hard to know what to expect going into this week. Oscillators on the daily chart are still biased bearish, but not overly so, so bulls still have a chance to save face here. Over the next few days, bulls will want to avoid closing any days below the 0.236 Fibonacci Retracement at $110,500 as that opens up the $105,000 low once again. On the flip side, bears will look to keep the price below the 0.618 Fibonacci Retracement resistance at $118,350. Getting above here flips bias back to the bulls over the short term, but they have an uphill battle to do it. We have a neutral zone between $112,000 and $118,350, with $115,630 being the divider for bullish and bearish bias within this zone. So we may see bitcoin remain stuck in this zone over the next few days. Market mood: Bearish – After an epic dump on Friday, the bulls have been left stunned. Even the bears didn’t know they could hit that hard. While price made big gains to close the week out well above the low, the bulls still have more work to do to regain control of this price action. The next few weeks Interestingly, the low price last Friday hit the lower trend line of the broadening wedge pattern on the daily chart. It is still possible that price heads all the way back up to the upper trend line of this pattern once again. However, we must still be cognizant of the fact that this broadening wedge pattern could break down as well, forming a long-term top in the market. The bulls do not want to see any daily closes below that lower trend line, as it would signal a breakdown that would likely drop into the low $80,000 range as a minimum. Getting back to the upper trend line of the broadening wedge (around $127,000) would have bulls looking for the bullish breakout of this pattern once again. The bulls will be walking on eggshells over the coming weeks. They don’t want to see any price action close to $105,000 again, and will be hard-pressed to push the price back above $122,000. Terminology Guide: Bulls/Bullish: Buyers or investors expecting the price to go higher. Bears/Bearish: Sellers or investors expecting the price to go lower. Support or support level: A level at which the price should hold for the asset, at least initially. The more touches on support, the weaker it gets and the more likely it is to fail to hold the price. Resistance or resistance level: Opposite of support. The level that is likely to reject the price, at least initially. The more touches at resistance, the weaker it gets and the more likely it is to fail to hold back the price. Fibonacci Retracements and Extensions: Ratios based on what is known as the golden ratio, a universal ratio pertaining to growth and decay cycles in nature. The golden ratio is based on the constants Phi (1.618) and phi (0.618). Broadening Wedge: A chart pattern consisting of an upper trend line acting as resistance and a lower trend line acting as support. These trend lines must diverge away from each other in order to validate the pattern. This pattern is a result of expanding price volatility, typically resulting in higher highs and lower lows. Oscillators: Technical indicators that vary over time, but typically remain within a band between set levels. Thus, they oscillate between a low level (typically representing oversold conditions) and a high level (typically representing overbought conditions). E.G., Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD). This post Bitcoin Weekly Close at $115K After Friday’s Crash: Support at $105K Holds, But Bears Dominate first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Ethan Greene - Feral Analysis.

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**Bitcoin Price Weekly Outlook**
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I feel like a broken record saying this, but it bears repeating: Wow, what a difference a week makes! Bitcoin pulled back a little as expected early last week, but then the bears came in with a sucker punch on Friday morning as Trump’s talk of raising tariffs on China sent markets crashing down.

Things escalated quickly after liquidity dried up in the afternoon to send bitcoin down to a low of $105,617 on the index price. The price action was a bit chaotic as some leveraged exchanges went as low as $102,000 and even $100,000. After the carnage was done, bitcoin had a nice bounce back up to close the week out at $115,128. The bears are still firmly in control, however, as long as the price remains below $118,350.![](blob:https://bitcoinmagazine.com/cdee600e-7b42-4a36-8195-7af1c8ac0566 "Bitcoin Weekly Close at $115K After Friday's Crash: Support at $105K Holds, But Bears Dominate 1")

**Key Support and Resistance Levels Now**

The price dove deep down through all the more recent support levels last Friday, but the $105,000 support level managed to prove itself, propping up the price for the time being. Bulls will now look for this low to hold, but if it is lost, we would look down once again to the $96,000 level for support. Closing below there should certainly put an end to this bull market for the foreseeable future.

We can draw a Fibonacci Retracement from the $126,219 high down to the $105,617 low, opening up a wide range of price action. The bulls can start to retake resistance levels above the 0.618 Fibonacci Retracement at $118,350, with new highs expected if bulls can close a couple of days above the 0.786 Fibonacci Retracement at $121,800. ![](blob:https://bitcoinmagazine.com/fb4fc4ba-59dc-4308-94b2-8f6c8857dab2 "Bitcoin Weekly Close at $115K After Friday's Crash: Support at $105K Holds, But Bears Dominate 2")

**Outlook For This Week**

A big bounce after such a steep sell-off was to be expected, and we got that into the weekly close. So it’s hard to know what to expect going into this week. Oscillators on the daily chart are still biased bearish, but not overly so, so bulls still have a chance to save face here. Over the next few days, bulls will want to avoid closing any days below the 0.236 Fibonacci Retracement at $110,500 as that opens up the $105,000 low once again.

On the flip side, bears will look to keep the price below the 0.618 Fibonacci Retracement resistance at $118,350. Getting above here flips bias back to the bulls over the short term, but they have an uphill battle to do it. We have a neutral zone between $112,000 and $118,350, with $115,630 being the divider for bullish and bearish bias within this zone. So we may see bitcoin remain stuck in this zone over the next few days.

**Market mood:** Bearish – After an epic dump on Friday, the bulls have been left stunned. Even the bears didn’t know they could hit that hard. While price made big gains to close the week out well above the low, the bulls still have more work to do to regain control of this price action.![](blob:https://bitcoinmagazine.com/b91eefa9-e8af-4c9a-a24c-e994834fdc6a "Bitcoin Weekly Close at $115K After Friday's Crash: Support at $105K Holds, But Bears Dominate 3")

**The next few weeks
**Interestingly, the low price last Friday hit the lower trend line of the broadening wedge pattern on the daily chart. It is still possible that price heads all the way back up to the upper trend line of this pattern once again. However, we must still be cognizant of the fact that this broadening wedge pattern could break down as well, forming a long-term top in the market.

The bulls do not want to see any daily closes below that lower trend line, as it would signal a breakdown that would likely drop into the low $80,000 range as a minimum. Getting back to the upper trend line of the broadening wedge (around $127,000) would have bulls looking for the bullish breakout of this pattern once again.

The bulls will be walking on eggshells over the coming weeks. They don’t want to see any price action close to $105,000 again, and will be hard-pressed to push the price back above $122,000.

**Terminology Guide:**

**Bulls/Bullish:** Buyers or investors expecting the price to go higher.

**Bears/Bearish:** Sellers or investors expecting the price to go lower.

**Support or support level:** A level at which the price should hold for the asset, at least initially. The more touches on support, the weaker it gets and the more likely it is to fail to hold the price.

**Resistance or resistance level:** Opposite of support.  The level that is likely to reject the price, at least initially. The more touches at resistance, the weaker it gets and the more likely it is to fail to hold back the price.

**Fibonacci Retracements and Extensions:** Ratios based on what is known as the golden ratio, a universal ratio pertaining to growth and decay cycles in nature. The golden ratio is based on the constants Phi (1.618) and phi (0.618).

**Broadening Wedge:** A chart pattern consisting of an upper trend line acting as resistance and a lower trend line acting as support. These trend lines must diverge away from each other in order to validate the pattern. This pattern is a result of expanding price volatility, typically resulting in higher highs and lower lows.

**Oscillators:** Technical indicators that vary over time, but typically remain within a band between set levels. Thus, they oscillate between a low level (typically representing oversold conditions) and a high level (typically representing overbought conditions). E.G., Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD).

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tags: Bitcoin Magazine JPMorgan Confirms Clients Will Trade Bitcoin and Crypto JPMorgan has re-confirmed it will allow clients to trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. While the bank will not immediately offer custody services, it is expanding its blockchain initiatives and exploring how crypto fits into its broader markets strategy. Scott Lucas, JPMorgan’s global head of markets digital assets, outlined the bank’s approach in a CNBC interview, emphasizing an “and” strategy that balances existing financial infrastructure with emerging blockchain opportunities. On trading crypto, Lucas said that, “Jamie [Dimon] was pretty clear during investor day that we were going to be involved in the trading of that, but custody is not on the table at the moment,” The bank has been experimenting with deposit tokens and stablecoins, tools that enable cash-like digital assets on distributed ledgers. “Naturally, we need custodians. So we’re exploring what the right custodians for us for the business footprint of,” Lucas said. Lucas highlighted JPMorgan’s deposit token, JPMD, which is currently a prototype in the U.S., as a platform for potential client services and cash management solutions. JUST IN: JPMorgan confirms on CNBC that they will allow clients to trade #Bitcoin and crypto but not yet launch custody services pic.twitter.com/N2oYWPwwhL — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) October 13, 2025 Stablecoins remain a focus as well, though Lucas noted that any future issuance would likely be led by the bank’s payments business, rather than its markets division. Instead, JPMorgan’s trading clients can use stablecoins to execute transactions and explore new financial workflows, reflecting the bank’s interest in bridging traditional markets with blockchain-based infrastructure. Lucas also acknowledged the growing role of public blockchains in capital markets, noting that while JPMorgan maintains proprietary internal platforms, it expects an increasing share of market activity to shift toward public networks. Earlier today, JPMorgan also announced a $1.5 trillion, decade-long “Security and Resiliency Initiative” to bolster key U.S. industries, including energy, manufacturing, and defense. The bank said it would invest up to $10 billion in equity and venture capital to support domestic companies driving innovation and strategic manufacturing. JPMorgan: Bitcoin is undervalued Earlier this month, JPMorgan research suggested Bitcoin may be undervalued compared to gold, with potential upside if the “debasement trade” continues. Analysts estimated Bitcoin could reach $165,000, about 450% above current levels, based on volatility-adjusted comparisons with gold. They noted that Bitcoin is increasingly attractive relative to gold as the bitcoin-to-gold volatility ratio falls below 2.0. Earlier this year, JPMorgan Chase also was said to consider a policy to lend directly against clients’ Bitcoin and crypto holdings, marking a potential first for the bank in accepting digital assets — not ETFs — as loan collateral. Earlier in 2025, JPMorgan allowed clients to use Bitcoin ETFs as collateral and began including crypto holdings in net worth evaluations alongside traditional assets. This post JPMorgan Confirms Clients Will Trade Bitcoin and Crypto first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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JPMorgan has re-confirmed it will allow clients to trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

While the bank will not immediately offer custody services, it is expanding its blockchain initiatives and exploring how crypto fits into its broader markets strategy.

Scott Lucas, JPMorgan’s global head of markets digital assets, [outlined](https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/10/13/jpmorgan-on-stablecoins-and-crypto-custody.html) the bank’s approach in a CNBC interview, emphasizing an “and” strategy that balances existing financial infrastructure with emerging blockchain opportunities.

On trading crypto, Lucas said that, “Jamie \[Dimon\] was pretty clear during investor day that we were going to be involved in the trading of that, but custody is not on the table at the moment,”

The bank has been experimenting with deposit tokens and stablecoins, tools that enable cash-like digital assets on distributed ledgers.

“Naturally, we need custodians. So we’re exploring what the right custodians for us for the business footprint of,” Lucas said.

Lucas highlighted JPMorgan’s deposit token, [JPMD](https://www.jpmorgan.com/kinexys/content-hub/deposit-tokens), which is currently a prototype in the U.S., as a platform for potential client services and cash management solutions.

> JUST IN: JPMorgan confirms on CNBC that they will allow clients to trade [#Bitcoin](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) and crypto but not yet launch custody services ![👀](https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/16.0.1/72x72/1f440.png) [pic.twitter.com/N2oYWPwwhL](https://t.co/N2oYWPwwhL)
>
> — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) [October 13, 2025](https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1977774853781647731?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

Stablecoins remain a focus as well, though Lucas noted that any future issuance would likely be led by the bank’s payments business, rather than its markets division.

Instead, JPMorgan’s trading clients can use stablecoins to execute transactions and explore new financial workflows, reflecting the bank’s interest in bridging traditional markets with blockchain-based infrastructure.

Lucas also acknowledged the growing role of public blockchains in capital markets, noting that while JPMorgan maintains proprietary internal platforms, it expects an increasing share of market activity to shift toward public networks.

Earlier today, JPMorgan also [announced](https://www.gurufocus.com/news/3140843/jpmorgan-chase-unveils-10-billion-investment-plan-to-boost-strategic-us-industries) a $1.5 trillion, decade-long “Security and Resiliency Initiative” to bolster key U.S. industries, including energy, manufacturing, and defense.

The bank [said](https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/jpmorgan-unveils-15-trillion-plan-boost-investments-us-strategic-industries-2025-10-13/) it would invest up to $10 billion in equity and venture capital to support domestic companies driving innovation and strategic manufacturing.

JPMorgan: Bitcoin is undervalued
--------------------------------

Earlier this month, JPMorgan research [suggested](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/jpmorgan-says-bitcoin-price-undervalued) Bitcoin may be undervalued compared to gold, with potential upside if the “debasement trade” continues. Analysts estimated Bitcoin could reach $165,000, about 450% above current levels, based on volatility-adjusted comparisons with gold.

They noted that Bitcoin is increasingly attractive relative to gold as the bitcoin-to-gold volatility ratio falls below 2.0.

Earlier this year, JPMorgan Chase [also was said to consider](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/jpmorgan-considers-bitcoin%E2%80%91secured-lending) a policy to lend directly against clients’ Bitcoin and crypto holdings, marking a potential first for the bank in accepting digital assets — not ETFs — as loan collateral.

Earlier in 2025, JPMorgan allowed clients to use Bitcoin ETFs as collateral and began including crypto holdings in net worth evaluations alongside traditional assets.

This post [JPMorgan Confirms Clients Will Trade Bitcoin and Crypto](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/jpmorgan-confirms-clients-will-trade-bitcoin-and-crypto) first appeared on [Bitcoin Magazine](https://bitcoinmagazine.com) and is written by [Micah Zimmerman](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/authors/micahzimmerman).


tags: Bitcoin Magazine Citi to Launch Crypto Custody Service in 2026 as Wall Street Deepens Bitcoin Push Citi is reportedly preparing to roll out a crypto custody service by 2026, joining a growing list of Wall Street institutions expanding into bitcoin and other assets due to a friendlier U.S. regulatory climate. Biswarup Chatterjee, Citi’s global head of partnerships and innovation for its services division, told CNBC the bank has been developing its custody offering for over two years and plans to bring it to market “in the next few quarters.” The service would allow Citi to hold native bitcoin and other crypto on behalf of clients, a significant move for one of the world’s largest custodians of traditional financial assets. “We may have certain solutions that are completely designed and built in-house that are targeted towards certain assets and certain segment of our clients, whereas may we may use a third party, lightweight, nimble solution for other kind of assets,” Chatterjee told CNBC. Earlier this month, Citigroup analysts issued a bullish 12-month outlook for bitcoin, setting a target of $181,000 and revising their year-end forecast to $132,000. They cited strong inflows of around $7.5 billion and rising institutional demand. The analysts said they were more positive on bitcoin than ethereum, noting that bitcoin was capturing most of the new capital entering crypto markets and that a supportive U.S. regulatory backdrop could help sustain momentum into 2026. JUST IN: Wall Street giant Citi bank to launch #Bitcoin and crypto custody services in 2026 — CNBC pic.twitter.com/awPWDITXkx — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) October 13, 2025 Banking and holding custody of digital assets Custody — the safekeeping of client assets — is considered one of the most crucial and challenging aspects of institutional crypto adoption. Just today, JPMorgan said they would not directly hold their clients’ crypto. While specialist firms like Anchorage and BitGo have dominated the space, large banks see an opening to offer regulated alternatives backed by decades of experience safeguarding securities. Citi’s crypto embrace comes as Washington has taken steps to provide clearer rules for digital assets through measures such as the GENIUS Act, giving major financial institutions confidence to develop crypto-related products. Citi’s exploration of custody runs parallel to its broader blockchain efforts, including Citi Token Services, which enables real-time cross-border payments using tokenized deposits. The bank is also studying stablecoins — digital tokens typically backed by fiat currency — as tools for global trade and payments in regions with less-developed banking systems. Other banks are advancing similar initiatives As mentioned earlier, JPMorgan recently unveiled plans for a deposit token, while Bank of America is reportedly developing a stablecoin product. This post Citi to Launch Crypto Custody Service in 2026 as Wall Street Deepens Bitcoin Push first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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Citi is reportedly preparing to roll out a crypto custody service by 2026, joining a growing list of Wall Street institutions expanding into bitcoin and other assets due to a friendlier U.S. regulatory climate.

Biswarup Chatterjee, Citi’s global head of partnerships and innovation for its services division, [told CNBC](https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/13/citi-aims-to-launch-crypto-custody-in-2026-exploring-stablecoin.html) the bank has been developing its custody offering for over two years and plans to bring it to market “in the next few quarters.”

The service would allow Citi to hold native bitcoin and other crypto on behalf of clients, a significant move for one of the world’s largest custodians of traditional financial assets.

“We may have certain solutions that are completely designed and built in-house that are targeted towards certain assets and certain segment of our clients, whereas may we may use a third party, lightweight, nimble solution for other kind of assets,” Chatterjee told CNBC.

Earlier this month, Citigroup analysts [issued](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/bitcoin-price-flirts-with-120000-as-citi-gives-strong-bitcoin-price-target) a bullish 12-month outlook for bitcoin, setting a target of $181,000 and revising their year-end forecast to $132,000. They cited strong inflows of around $7.5 billion and rising institutional demand.

The analysts said they were more positive on bitcoin than ethereum, noting that bitcoin was capturing most of the new capital entering crypto markets and that a supportive U.S. regulatory backdrop could help sustain momentum into 2026.

> JUST IN: Wall Street giant Citi bank to launch [#Bitcoin](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) and crypto custody services in 2026 — CNBC ![🙌](https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/16.0.1/72x72/1f64c.png) [pic.twitter.com/awPWDITXkx](https://t.co/awPWDITXkx)
>
> — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) [October 13, 2025](https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1977805211185127479?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

Banking and holding custody of digital assets
---------------------------------------------

Custody — the safekeeping of client assets — is considered one of the most crucial and challenging aspects of institutional crypto adoption. Just today, JPMorgan [said](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/jpmorgan-confirms-clients-will-trade-bitcoin-and-crypto) they would not directly hold their clients’ crypto.

While specialist firms like Anchorage and BitGo have dominated the space, large banks see an opening to offer regulated alternatives backed by decades of experience safeguarding securities.

Citi’s crypto embrace comes as Washington [has taken steps to provide clearer rules](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/trump-signs-genius-act-into-law-will-make-america-the-crypto-capital-of-the-world) for digital assets through measures such as the GENIUS Act, giving major financial institutions confidence to develop crypto-related products.

Citi’s exploration of custody runs parallel to its broader blockchain efforts, including _Citi Token Services_, which enables real-time cross-border payments using tokenized deposits.

 The bank is also studying stablecoins — digital tokens typically backed by fiat currency — as tools for global trade and payments in regions with less-developed banking systems.

Other banks are advancing similar initiatives As mentioned earlier, JPMorgan [recently unveiled](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/jpmorgan-confirms-clients-will-trade-bitcoin-and-crypto) plans for a deposit token, while Bank of America is reportedly developing a stablecoin product.

This post [Citi to Launch Crypto Custody Service in 2026 as Wall Street Deepens Bitcoin Push](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/citi-to-launch-crypto-custody-service-in-2026-as-wall-street-deepens-bitcoin-push)  first appeared on [Bitcoin Magazine](https://bitcoinmagazine.com) and is written by [Micah Zimmerman](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/authors/micahzimmerman).


tags: Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Price Surges Back to $116,000 After Bloody Crypto Weekend It’s been a rocky three days for the crypto market… to say the least. But bitcoin holders are faring best, as bitcoin price bounced back sharply to around $116,000 today following a volatile weekend that saw the broader crypto market slump. The bitcoin price fell to the low $100,000s on Friday as U.S. and China trade tensions rattled global markets. President Donald Trump announced new 100% tariffs on Chinese goods after Beijing unveiled sweeping export controls set to begin Nov. 1. But over the weekend, market jitters eased and the bitcoin price gradually rebounded. President Trump walked back some of the fear and posted that ‘it will all be fine’ in reaction to the trade tensions. The recovery comes as both institutional inflows and corporate treasury activity help stabilize sentiment across crypto markets. The latest leg higher was sparked, in part, by Strategy’s announcement that it had purchased an additional 220 BTC for roughly $27.2 million, bringing its total holdings to 640,250 BTC — about 3.1% of Bitcoin’s total supply. The company funded the purchase through proceeds from several at-the-market (ATM) share offerings over the past week. JUST IN: $116,000 #Bitcoin pic.twitter.com/CExFQL01Zw — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) October 13, 2025 While Strategy’s accumulation has long been a fixture of bull market narratives, analysts say the timing of this latest buy sent a strong signal of confidence to jittery investors following Friday’s sell-off. Bitcoin price panic to recovery Technical analysts now view a bitcoin price of $105,000 as key short-term support, while $118,000 remains the level to reclaim for bulls to reassert control. The broader bias remains cautious, with oscillators still tilting bearish following the steep drawdown. Beyond short-term price action, the recovery highlights Bitcoin’s growing foothold among corporate treasuries and institutions. Recent data show continued inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock’s IBIT ETF surpassing 800,000 BTC in assets under management — valued near $97 billion. That steady institutional accumulation, coupled with corporate entities like Strategy, DDC Enterprise, and others adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve, has become a defining feature of this market cycle. With the next Bitcoin halving approaching in April 2026 and macro conditions still volatile, analysts expect more turbulence ahead. But the underlying narrative remains supportive: limited supply, rising institutional demand, and growing legitimacy as a treasury asset. At time-of-writing, bitcoin is trading around $116,050, up roughly 9% from its weekend lows. This post Bitcoin Price Surges Back to $116,000 After Bloody Crypto Weekend first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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It’s been a rocky three days for the crypto market… to say the least.

But bitcoin holders are faring best, as bitcoin price bounced back sharply to around $116,000 today following a volatile weekend that saw the broader crypto market slump.

The bitcoin price [fell](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/bitcoin-price-crashes-to-108000-as-trump-to-impose-100-tariffs-on-china) to the low $100,000s on Friday as U.S. and China [trade tensions](https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/wall-street-takes-back-fridays-losses-trump-softens-tone-china-trade-t-rcna237277) rattled global markets. President Donald Trump announced new 100% tariffs on Chinese goods after Beijing unveiled sweeping export controls set to begin Nov. 1.

But over the weekend, market jitters eased and the bitcoin price gradually rebounded. President Trump walked back some of the fear and [posted](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/10/12/trump-china-trade-tariff-tensions/86661372007/) that ‘it will all be fine’ in reaction to the trade tensions.

The recovery comes as both institutional inflows and corporate treasury activity help stabilize sentiment across crypto markets.

The latest leg higher was sparked, in part, by Strategy’s [announcement](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/bitcoin-price-rebounds-above-114000-as-strategy-buys-220-more-bitcoin) that it had purchased an additional 220 BTC for roughly $27.2 million, bringing its total holdings to 640,250 BTC — about 3.1% of Bitcoin’s total supply.

The company funded the purchase through proceeds from several at-the-market (ATM) share offerings over the past week.

> JUST IN: $116,000 [#Bitcoin](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) ![🚀](https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/16.0.1/72x72/1f680.png) [pic.twitter.com/CExFQL01Zw](https://t.co/CExFQL01Zw)
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> — Bitcoin Magazine (@BitcoinMagazine) [October 13, 2025](https://twitter.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1977825928811343997?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

While Strategy’s accumulation has long been a fixture of bull market narratives, analysts say the timing of this latest buy sent a strong signal of confidence to jittery investors following Friday’s sell-off.

Bitcoin price panic to recovery
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Technical analysts [now view](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/bitcoin-weekly-close-at-115k-after-fridays-crash-support-at-105k-holds-but-bears-dominate) a bitcoin price of $105,000 as key short-term support, while $118,000 remains the level to reclaim for bulls to reassert control. The broader bias remains cautious, with oscillators still tilting bearish following the steep drawdown.

Beyond short-term price action, the recovery highlights Bitcoin’s growing foothold among corporate treasuries and institutions. Recent data show continued inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock’s IBIT ETF [surpassing](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/bitcoin-price-reclaims-122000-as-blackrock-bitcoin-etf-surpasses-800000-btc-aum) 800,000 BTC in assets under management — valued near $97 billion.

That [steady institutional accumulation](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/institutions-plan-to-double-bitcoin-and-crypto-exposure-by-2028-state-street-research-finds), coupled with corporate entities like Strategy, DDC Enterprise, and others adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve, has become a defining feature of this market cycle.

With the next Bitcoin halving approaching in April 2026 and macro conditions still volatile, analysts expect more turbulence ahead. But the underlying narrative remains supportive: limited supply, rising institutional demand, and growing legitimacy as a treasury asset.

At time-of-writing, bitcoin is trading around $116,050, up roughly 9% from its weekend lows.

This post [Bitcoin Price Surges Back to $116,000 After Bloody Crypto Weekend](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/markets/bitcoin-price-surges-back-to-116000)  first appeared on [Bitcoin Magazine](https://bitcoinmagazine.com) and is written by [Micah Zimmerman](https://bitcoinmagazine.com/authors/micahzimmerman).


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tags: Vince Lanci reveals how U.S. paper markets suppress Bitcoin and gold as China builds a gold-backed system, setting up a global reset in money and collateral.

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![TFTC - Why The US Government is Suppressing Bitcoin Before The Everything Bubble Pops | Vince Lanci](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/Vince-Lanci.jpg)

Vince Lanci explains how the U.S. government is suppressing Bitcoin’s price through financialization, the same mechanism once used to control gold. By creating deep derivatives markets, institutions shift liquidity and price discovery from spot markets to futures, allowing them to suppress prices with “paper” supply. This mirrors the London Gold Pool strategy post-1971. Lanci argues the U.S. now controls Bitcoin’s liquidity through ETFs and custodial structures, effectively “co-opting” it rather than banning it. Meanwhile, China and the BRICS nations are building a parallel gold-backed system, transforming gold into a high-quality liquid asset (HQLA) for project financing and de-dollarization. Both blocs are repatriating gold as collateral in a global “cabal squabble,” while the U.S. weakens its own dollar through monetized debt and inflationary policy. Trump’s “accelerationism,” energy diplomacy, and tariff maneuvers are part of a race to re-industrialize before the next crisis. Lanci warns this cycle resembles the 1970s: inflationary headwinds, rate cuts into a bubble, and an inevitable recession that resets global collateral trust, where Bitcoin may eventually rise as digital sound money once fiat and gold systems clash.

Best Quotes
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“When the futures price becomes more important than the spot price, you can influence the market lower by just selling paper.”

“You don’t announce you’re going to create an SPR for Bitcoin. You just buy.”

“China’s building a network of vaults so every country can have its gold close enough to see, it’s about trust.”

“Gold will be carried on everyone’s balance sheet according to a moving average, not the daily price. That’s how they’re stabilizing it.”

“The U.S. is emptying London of its gold, it’s a crisis of collateral.”

“If you can’t kill Bitcoin, you co-opt it. ETFs pull all liquidity to U.S. custody.”

“The ETF is a China closet for Bitcoin, a store of value that doesn’t circulate.”

“The state does two things: it kills people, and it prints money. It won’t give up either.”

“Bitcoin will survive because it’s indestructible, it just needs time and opportunity.”

“Gold bugs and Bitcoiners are fighting the same battle. One raised the other.”

Conclusion
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Lanci sees the coming years as a geopolitical and monetary collision between two systems: the U.S. dollar empire trying to maintain dominance through controlled liquidity, and the BRICS bloc using gold to rebase global credit. Bitcoin sits in the middle, suppressed but slowly integrating as a parallel network of trust and settlement. Its survival, like gold’s, depends on usage and decentralization beyond ETFs. Over time, the same inflation and debt that erode fiat systems will drive adoption of harder assets. Lanci’s warning is clear: the “everything bubble” will end not with a soft landing, but with a crisis of collateral, and Bitcoin, if allowed to circulate freely, may emerge as the digital resolution.

Timestamps
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0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Luongo
11:49 - Shanghai warrants
24:25 - Chinese bonds
32:01 - Bitkey & SLNT
33:49 - Gold & tariffs
37:46 - Russian war
44:11 - Obscura & Unchained
45:33 - Bessent’s plans and FOMO
51:20 - Copper
53:56 - Vince’s neutral stance
1:00:53 - Real inflation
1:06:47 - Global inflation
1:16:18- Bitcoin

Transcript
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(00:00) the futures price becomes more important than the spot price. Then you can influence the market lower by just selling paper. We're kind of in a bubble right now. Are you telling me we're not going to have a recession for the next 15 years? We have to have a recession with inflationary headwinds.
(00:12) You can't lower rates without causing a bubble. We can't pay off our debt. So, we're printing money. We're weakening the dollar intentionally. I'll start to say crash if I see a day where every country can have their gold close enough to see to visit. The US is now emptying London of its gold. It's a crisis of collateral.
(00:28) You need to have the collateral there. You need to say this is my goal. Trump's an accelerationist. Whether he's good or bad, I don't care. We're going to get to where we have to get faster because of him. Trump and gold. That's your Scott Bessent thing. And that's where Bitcoin comes in.
(00:39) You don't announce you're going to create an SPR or for Bitcoin. You just buy. Japan used to go like this. All right. We're not buying enough stuff from the US. What are we going to buy? Cars? No. Let's buy some gold. It's a it's a money laundering operation. There are smart people like Scottas who know what's going on and know the endgame.
(00:51) This is best. We need cheap energy. We need a weak dollar and we need to build stuff. I see the energy getting cheaper. I know Trump's cutting deals with Saudis. Vince, I think this was the uh the most enlightening pre-record conversation I've had. We should record that \[ \_\_ \] for your for your premium people, right? We should have.
(01:16) We should have. I you know, I do that when I'm with Tom Lango. We hit the tape before we hit the tape. I hit the tape on my phone. I go, "Let's go." We argue about something like music or some booer \[ \_\_ \] you know. All right. Tom is Tom is one of my favorite crazy uncles, recurring crazy uncles on the show. He's totally He's totally Yeah. Yeah. We We definitely We definitely um riff off of each other from different angles.
(01:36) I look at it from finances and I try and explain the world. He tries to explain the world from ideology and together it's like we're both right or we're both just, you know, lying to each other. Who knows? All right. So, I'm with you. Do you do you pick up uh what he's putting down in terms that uh England still controls the world? the crowns of the world.
(02:00) The the the he needs a focal point and that focal point, this is not going to be a negative statement. He seems to focus on a focal point and then he sees the tentacles coming out. I don't see the focal point. It may not be the king of England or the crown. Remember, you know, two years ago it was Davos and WF and the Biden junza.
(02:21) That was his that was his expression. And now he's gravitated towards the crown. I'm like, you know what? I mean, when you look at things through the lens that I study and analyze things, which is like him. Um, and that is all you do is you find out who benefits and who suffers and you just keep and you just keep eliminating people until you find out the one guy who's there.
(02:43) And I don't know that it's the crown per se, but there's definitely a one thing that he said that's really true is that Europe in general is a plantation. Long time ago, he was talking about this way. Europe's a plantation. They've, you know, feudalism and the people that are in power want to stay in power and the Europeans are still colonizing.
(03:06) They're still trying to protect their colonies. And I guess if you want to put a focal point on it, you can call it the crown. You can call it the people that operate the crown. I I think I think I know from a friend of mine who's in uh who's a banking executive here that there's an ideological split and it's everywhere.
(03:26) And the ideological split is the the uh European old money. I mean, they don't have anything there. I mean, I'm not ne I'm not anti- Europe like he is. Uh but you know they're doubling down on s say ideology or wokeness and Germany's got no manufacturing anymore. No no I I I I agree with him like I it's it's probably not that in six months you and I will talk about this again and he will say well I know who's pulling the strings of the crown now.
(03:58) You know he just keeps going up the ladder right? He was like I hate but I mean I hate Biden because of this and I'm like yeah you're right. He goes, and then he then I will look at Europe and and and England in terms of trade. I'll say, 'Well, this is what's going on here. That doesn't make sense. Italy's getting screwed, yada yada yada. And then I'll say, well, that's because the ideology is driving all the policy.
(04:15) Like, I will say the ideology influences policy. Mhm. Cuz I still I still believe that people can at least be semi-rational. He, you know, he's kind of dragging me that way, but he's like, "No, no, ideology determines everything with these people." And it's it's sad, pathetic, but it's true. Like, I'm looking at things differently now.
(04:40) Like, for example, domestically, Camala Harris, right? I don't care about the politics. I'm not a political person. Well, I I I identify her as what you would call a third generation feminist. So there's there's there's, you know, real feminists, then there's the their children, and then there's a third generation. Why are you feminist? Because my mom was. Camala is third generation.
(04:59) I'm like, well, where did she get this training? And I found out yesterday. Camala Har I'm listening to like the D Kennedys, which is like um uh they have a song called Are you familiar with the band? Yep. All right. So, California Uber, right? It's about Jerry Brown, you know, the hippie who wanted to run for president when Reagan won.
(05:18) And uh and and and I'm reading the lyrics and I'm like, "Yeah, this is pretty funny. It's really cool." And then, you know, I'm Where's Jerry Brown now? Boom. I did one of those things on Chat GPT. And uh Camala Harris has came up and his name came up in his bio. She was attorney general for California for seven years under him. And I'm like, "Oh, that's where you got it." And they just gone off the deep end, those people. Anyway, all right, cool.
(05:42) Um so I agree with Tom on a lot of things. And when I disagree, I let him know. And it's usually minor stuff. Uh


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tags: A new poll reveals that nearly two-thirds of American voters view candidates’ positions on cryptocurrencies as a decisive factor in elections. The post USA: 64% of voters consider candidates’ stance on digital assets crucial appeared first on Atlas21.

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**_A new poll reveals that nearly two-thirds of American voters view candidates’ positions on cryptocurrencies as a decisive factor in elections._**
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A recent [survey](https://digitalchamber.org/crypto-voters-can-swing-elections/) conducted by **McLaughlin & Associates** in collaboration with **The Digital Chamber** has shed light on the relationship between digital assets and elections in the United States. According to the research, **64%** of voters believe a candidate’s stance on digital assets is an important element in their voting decision.

> NEW POLL: McLaughlin poll finds crypto voters are swing voters, and real policy actions can move their votes.
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> Learn More: [https://t.co/iYID8raKGg](https://t.co/iYID8raKGg) [pic.twitter.com/JYC7YCDgRp](https://t.co/JYC7YCDgRp)
>
> — The Digital Chamber (@DigitalChamber) [October 8, 2025](https://twitter.com/DigitalChamber/status/1975946911887593802?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

The survey also found that crypto investors place more trust in the **Republican Party** than in the Democrats when it comes to the development of the sector in the U.S.

Three-quarters of investors support the **Trump administration**’s approach to rolling back regulations and enforcement actions from the Biden era on digital assets – measures they believe would _“make it easier for cryptocurrencies to grow and expand in the United States.”_

### **Controversy and election debate**

The poll comes at a sensitive time for the U.S. government, with the federal shutdown now in its second week due to the lack of an agreement between Democrats and Republicans on two key government spending bills.

Democratic figures, including Senator **Elizabeth Warren**, have raised concerns about Trump’s ties to the digital asset sector, particularly in relation to **World Liberty Financial** (WLF).

_“In March 2025, WLF announced plans to launch USD1, ‘the stablecoin your wallet has been waiting for,’”_ Warren said in a statement earlier this year.

Warren emphasized that _“the launch of a stablecoin directly tied to a sitting President who can personally benefit from its success represents an unprecedented conflict of interest, posing significant threats to our financial system.”_

The post [USA: 64% of voters consider candidates’ stance on digital assets crucial](https://atlas21.com/usa-64-of-voters-consider-candidates-stance-on-digital-assets-crucial/) appeared first on [Atlas21](https://atlas21.com).


tags: The “Bitcoin Jesus” nears closure of his tax case after months of legal battles in the United States. The post Roger Ver reaches provisional deal with the Department of Justice appeared first on Atlas21.

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**_The “Bitcoin Jesus” nears closure of his tax case after months of legal battles in the United States._**
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Pioneering Bitcoin investor **Roger Ver** has reportedly reached a _“provisional agreement”_ with the **U.S. Department of Justice** (DOJ) to resolve criminal tax charges, [according](https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/09/technology/roger-ver-bitcoin-justice-department-deal.html) to the _New York Times_.

Ver, known in the community as “Bitcoin Jesus,” was arrested in April 2024 on charges of **mail fraud**, **tax evasion**, and filing **false tax returns**. At the time of his arrest, federal prosecutors claimed Ver had hidden his ownership of bitcoin from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), allegedly causing a loss of **$48 million** in tax revenue.

After living in Santa Clara, California, Ver renounced his U.S. citizenship in 2014 following the acquisition of citizenship in St. Kitts and Nevis.

According to the DOJ, even though Ver was no longer a U.S. citizen at the time, he was still legally required to report to the IRS and pay an “exit tax” on certain earnings, such as dividends from MemoryDealers.com Inc. and Agilestar.com Inc., both U.S.-based companies. Prosecutors allege that Ver failed to inform his accountant that he had received and sold bitcoin from MemoryDealers.com Inc. and Agilestar.com Inc. that year. As a result, his 2017 individual tax return did not report any gains nor did it include any taxes related to the distribution of bitcoin from those companies to him.

According to the _New York Times_, citing sources close to the matter, Ver is willing to pay a sum close to **$48 million** to the federal government. In exchange, criminal charges could be dropped if the entrepreneur accepts all terms of the deal.

### **The political context**

Since President **Donald Trump** returned to the White House this year, his administration has adopted a series of more favorable measures toward the digital asset sector. Among these actions are the shelving of investigations into companies like **Coinbase** and **Binance**, as well as the appointment of crypto-friendly figures to key federal agencies.

Trump [also pardoned](https://atlas21.com/trump-pardons-ross-ulbricht-the-silk-road-founder-is-free/) **Ross Ulbricht**, founder of Silk Road, during his first days in office. Later, Ulbricht himself joined the campaign to “free” Ver as well.

_“Roger Ver was there for me when I was down and needed help. Now Roger needs our support. No one should spend the rest of their life in prison over taxes,”_ Ulbricht wrote on X in February.

The post [Roger Ver reaches provisional deal with the Department of Justice](https://atlas21.com/roger-ver-reaches-provisional-deal-with-the-department-of-justice/) appeared first on [Atlas21](https://atlas21.com).


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Something that I do when editing my podcasts is to add a noise filter plugin that removes the breathing sounds

I can’t stand hearing the sounds of breathing or chewing – not even my own

So when you’re listening to the Bitcoin Takeover podcast, breathes sound like pauses.


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Key Takeaways
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![TFTC - Bond Market Shock Sends Bitcoin to $1,000,000 Sooner Than Anyone Expects | Maryland Hodl](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/Maryland-Hodl.jpg)

Maryland Hodl argues we’re nearing a “bond revolt” that forces the U.S. to sacrifice the bond market, accelerating a shift from an inflationary, debt-based system to a deflationary, AI-driven economy anchored by Bitcoin as a neutral reserve asset. Stablecoins and Bitcoin-backed “BitBonds” form a sovereign flywheel: Treasury borrows cheaply (1–2%) while investors capture real returns via Bitcoin’s volatility, effectively building a Bitcoin yield curve and repricing the cost of money. As correlations break and social “vibrations” intensify, a bifurcated world emerges (West→Bitcoin, East→gold), with U.S. reindustrialization and front-end duration management signaling a wartime economy. Individually, the advice is simple, buy Bitcoin, because it serves both personal sovereignty and the bridge that may enable a soft landing.

Best Quotes
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“The U.S. government is going to have to sacrifice the bond market.”

“We have an inflationary system heading toward a deflationary one run by AI, with Bitcoin as its monetary base unit.”

“The world doesn’t have a debt problem. We have a collateral problem.”

“BitBonds let the government borrow at 1–2% while investors earn 15–18%.”

“Once the government treats Bitcoin as pristine collateral, it’s game over.”

“Bitcoin’s true value might not be monetary, it could be the return of trust to society.”

“If you want to help accelerate the transition, just buy Bitcoin.”

“Humility is the key. Bitcoin forces you to question everything you’ve been told.”

Conclusion
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The conversation presents a coherent transition playbook: embed Bitcoin into sovereign finance via stablecoins and BitBonds to reprice liabilities against absolute scarcity, restore credible collateral, and guide markets toward a deflationary, AI-enabled era. If policy makers embrace this top-down integration, they can manufacture a softer landing, moving duration, stabilizing funding, and catalyzing a reflexive shift where institutions recognize Bitcoin as pristine collateral. The stakes are high, failure risks social fracture, success unlocks an abundance trajectory, but either way, Bitcoin’s role as the base layer of trust and settlement appears inevitable.

Timestamps
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0:00 - Intro
0:57 - Systemic vibrations and economic pressure signals
9:14 - Wartime economy and Western Hemisphere focus
13:25 - Energy infrastructure and industrial policy bottlenecks
15:32 - Obscura & Bitkey
17:16 - Monetary breakdown and manipulated Fed data
25:02 - Stablecoins, bitbonds, and the silent coup framework
35:46 - SLNT & Unchained
37:12 - Sovereign flywheel and volatility harvesting mechanics
43:38 - Neutering the Fed and Wall Street adoption tipping point
48:21 - Social cohesion and transition pathways
52:50 - Top-down adoption and Bitcoin's dual purpose
1:01:26 - Humility, trust machine, and questioning everything
1:15:58 - Pilot programs and creative destruction as the only way out

Transcript
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(00:00) the US government's going to have to sacrifice the bond market. And he put a timeline of six to nine months from his vantage point. The government can basically get its 1 or 2% borrowing rate, but the investor can get its 15 to 18% and it's going to be close to $3 trillion just to get the grid up to where it needs to be.
(00:19) So, we have an inflationary system that is basically heading towards a deflationary system run by AI with a monetary base unit of Bitcoin. We're going to have bifurcated economic zones where it's going to be western hemisphere versus eastern. If you look at what Sailor's doing, he's developing a Bitcoin yield curve. seems like this would be the perfect entity to essentially do like a bit bond pilot.
(00:37) Imagine when Wall Street with the deepest capital market starts doing the same thing, structuring it with real estate, similar to what you've been talking about or what Grant Cardone is talking about. The world doesn't have a debt problem. We have a collateral problem. What if ultimately Bitcoin was established to start bringing trust back to government and we go into kind of an age of abundance? Basically, all marginal costs are driven to zero because of AI and advancements in AI.
(00:58) Marilyn Hutddle, the the vibration feels off. Certainly does. Certainly does, doesn't it, M? It does. That's where uh that's where we were just talking about. I think we start here, the vibration feeling off. This is sort of a a grown theme. I've seen you tweet about um Dark Side, who was on the show earlier this summer, tweet about uh let's jump into that.
(01:25) is this idea of systemic vibrations as a leading indicator for potential turmoil on the horizon. Yeah. And you a lot of the the work I I've been doing is I'm a a listener. So for the last 5 years since I kind of stumbled into this space I I listen um I watch podcast. I combing Twitter.
(01:53) Um, I'm in spaces listening just to different ideas and seeing where things are breaking down at. You know, a couple of the people that I really like to follow as of late. Um, who I think has been pretty much spot on for years is Luke Gorman, right? and his most recent um podcast that he did. Basically, he started alluded to, you know, from his vantage point, it looks like the the system's breaking down and there's going to be a bond revolt and essentially the US government's going to have to sacrifice the bond market um for a variety of different reasons.
(02:22) And he put a uh a timeline of 6 to9 months from his vantage point, right? you have economic and geopolitical risks that are basically growing in the market and it's going to hit a head at some point. Um, you know, and then you you take Jack Mer's uh Monday podcast that he just recently released, right? He dives into the fact that austerity doesn't work. Um, you know, we're seeing the examples of that in Argentina currently.
(02:54) Um if you extrapolate further and take that into the United States like we're seeing a continuation of all these efforts um that are basically fruitless and the shaping that I put out this week was basically that the government in my opinion Bitcoin's already won right um the government is out of options and that the industrial system that we have grown going to basically embrace over the last since the 1900s.
(03:27) You know, GDP is we have an inflationary system that is basically heading towards a deflationary system run by AI with a monetary base unit uh of Bitcoin. Um which in my opinion is the only monetary asset that can work in a system of deflation. So what we're seeing is these systemic fractures that are happening across society and you can see it even socially right with the cultural wars.
(03:56) Um I think that they they're becoming more frequent which you can essentially equate back to the vibration that you're discussing about. Um and it's becoming more noticeable by even the everyday individual. Right. So, I think society as a whole is starting to wake up to the idea that something's wrong. The financial markets certainly are.
(04:18) I mean, correlations are breaking down across the board. Um, historical norms that have basically been in place for um decades, even generations are no longer holding up. Um, you know, I think we have a a potentially a real crisis on our hands. And you know, I spend a lot of time thinking um I think you have young kids. I have a a three-year-old.
(04:45) And as a father during this stage, early child development, um you start thinking more about what the future's going to hold for your child. So, a lot of my work and effort has been basically focused around a transition, right? What is the transition going to look like from an inflationary system to a deflationary system? How do we avoid all the issues with the for turning and you know what are the issues like the death and destruction, right? Entering into another World War II scenario or before that a civil war and before that
(05:16) the revolutionary war, right? And but now we're in a at a global scale with different types of weapons, right? That can ultimately end society. So my thought process has been I look at Bitcoin as a tool for self- sovereignty but also a tool to be utilized potentially or designed to help us transition through this system.
(05:40) But to your point, the vibrations are getting um more violent and um I think they're becoming undeniable by even the average person across the board. Yeah. Yeah, I mean outside of the culture wars and the social incohesion which seems obvious. I think one sort of anecdotal data point or data points that I've really leaned on over the last two three years specifically are the um the selfie videos of people sitting in their cars complaining about a myriad of different things whether it's the grocery bill, health insurance,
(06:18) car insurance, the inability to afford a house in the first place. I mean, those are accelerating and who knows if they're just sort of attentiongrabbing things that people are trying to leverage on TikTok to get sympathy or feel like their voice is being heard or get some attention. But I I feel like it's very clear that I I do think there's signal there in the sense that people are really feeling the the burden of the the economic pressure uh and then this gap between the rich and the poor accelerating. Um, but in in terms of
(06:54) systemic vibrations like within the system, what specifically are you looking at? I mean, you mentioned Mers earlier this week talking about austerity doesn't work in the context of Argentina. Obviously, the Treasury just opened up a swap line with them for $50 billion um to sort of lessen the blow, the austerity that they've implemented throughout the country over the last few years.
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I appreciate this idea, and solving this issue is gonna make the experience for the users more organized and clean.

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> "If you want to know what any society really believes in, just look at how they design their sewers."

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Life in 2025 is a double edged sword. Most humans, at least those of us with an internet connection, have access to a wealth of knowledge that our ancestors could have never comprehended.

Thinking about cooking a specific dish you've never prepared? Type the name of the dish into Google or your preferred LLM and BAM!, you'll have a slew of tips, links and videos to choose from to learn how to cook the dish properly.

Headed on a trip to the West Coast from Philadelphia as the Autumn winds begin to shuffle cool air into your neck of the woods and you're not quite sure what the weather is going to be like when you land? "Hey Siri, what's the weather in Monterey looking like this weekend?"

Trying to settle an argument with a friend about who won the NBA Finals MVP in 2007? "Hey Siri,..."

Finding the solutions to our problems has become more convenient than ever. This relative convenience makes us feel _elite_. It gives us a false sense of proximity to omniscience. We don't really know any of these things off the top our heads, but they're readily accessible with simple queries. As a result we've become hubristic and complacent, which has conditioned us to accept a slow, but constant degradation of quality in the things that our ancestors worked hard to make interesting and inspiring.

Most noticeably, in the urban landscapes through which we wander when we step back from our desks and lift our heads away from the dull, yet addictive beam of blue light that emanates from our phones. Our dependence on this convenience has created a lapse in attention to detail that has made a lot of our physical and digital landscape incredibly uninteresting and completely lacking of character.

It manifests in the stale design of buildings, bridges, landing pages, and user interfaces. All have become somewhat uniform. With their only differences being in subtle tweaks in colorways, button positions, height and width, and different variations of minimalism, among other things.

What does this say about us?

If you watch the short film above from Sheehan Quirke, you'll come to find that he believes it says a lot about what we believe in as a society. If we're unwilling to spend the extra time, effort and de minimis amount of money to make our world a bit more interesting, do we really hold ourselves in a high regard? Is what we're doing with this allotted portion of time on this planet really worth anything? Will we hand anything other than some instructions on how to do certain things that are necessary to simply subsist in the hopes that our progeny continue subsisting? Or will we aim to inspire?

Not only that, but inspire in a way that is impossible to ignore for generations to come. Will we leave anything behind that people will be able to point at in one hundred years and find interesting, inspiring, and, most importantly, proud to be descendants of the society and culture that built it?

If I'm being honest, there aren't many things I can think of that have been built in my lifetime that would fit this mold. I've seen many from centuries past torn down. Penn Station as it was originally built in 1910, [Whitemarsh Hall](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitemarsh_Hall?ref=tftc.io) outside of Philadelphia, the [Old Cincinnati Public Library](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/17xg2ej/the_old_cincinnati_public_library_before_it_was/?ref=tftc.io), and countless other buildings, monuments, bridges and simple decorative details on seemingly inconsequential everyday parts of our lives like doors, archways, gardens and driveways.

Will the sprawling subdivisions, cookie cutter multi-family units, soulless libraries, plastic playgrounds, bionic light posts and bland strip malls that litter this country leave our grandchildren with a sense of awe and inspiration?

No, of course they won't.

What does it say that the continued development of these uninspiring high velocity trash fiat economy manifestations have become a key focus of our economy?

Real estate is too expensive and interest rates are too high. "Build more cheap shit boxes!"

My CRE firm is on it's fourth fund and needs to continue spitting out a portfolio of 5-cap multi-use properties in gentrified neighborhoods located in second-tier cities with populations on the rise. "Funnel the money in from the pension funds looking to under perform the real rate of inflation and call the contractor who has a great deal on the plastic siding, fake wood and cheap doors from China."

It's all shit.

And as I was watching Sheehan's incredible short film that really cuts to the core of why building beautiful things is worthwhile, fulfilling, dignified and inspirational, I couldn't help but think, "Fiat ruins everything."

Fix the money, fix the world.

* * *

### The Federal Reserve and Treasury Have Been "Backed into a Corner" (System Breaking Down)

Jeremiah Albright laid out a compelling case that the Federal Reserve and Treasury have been systematically cornered by their own manipulated data and failed policies. He pointed to bond market correlations breaking down across historical norms, with Fed rate cuts and increases now producing the opposite bond market reactions than they should. The government's shift of bond duration from the long-end to the front-end signals acute stress in the system. Albright referenced Luke Gromen's warning of a potential bond revolt within six to nine months, emphasizing that correlations that held for decades are simply no longer functional.

> "The Fed has essentially been, in my opinion, neutralized. It's not functional anymore to the way that it historically should be." - [Jeremiah Albright](https://x.com/HodlMaryland?ref=tftc.io)

I highlighted Porter Stansberry's analysis showing how distorted the situation has become. Using the Taylor Rule with official CPI, the Fed funds rate should be 4.75%. However, using actual inflation around 15%, that rate should be 17.5%. This massive mispricing of risk and money has made it impossible for the Fed to implement effective policy. Traditional economics is breaking down before our eyes.

Check out the [full podcast here](https://youtu.be/4uZW0j-sW6w?ref=tftc.io) for more on BitBonds, stablecoins as yield curve control, and the coming AI economic transition.

* * *

### Headlines of the Day

[Nvidia Eyes $2B Stake in xAI](https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1975707397323923776?ref=tftc.io)

[SEC Plans Crypto Innovation Exemption](https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1975673531892371938?ref=tftc.io)

[Bitcoin ETFs Surpass $7.5B Volume](https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1975668202446463335?ref=tftc.io)

[BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Hits $5.64B](https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1975667458326642842?ref=tftc.io)

[Strike Lending Goes Live in Europe](https://x.com/TFTC21/status/1975633288867029066?ref=tftc.io)

[Treasury Fed Merge Ushers Bitcoin Era](https://x.com/TFTC21/status/1975668847429787891?ref=tftc.io)

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**Final thought...**

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[![Silicon Valley Doesn't Understand Money](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/Screenshot-2025-10-10-at-9.33.03---AM.png)](https://x.com/MartyBent/status/1976362149951005172?ref=tftc.io)

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The tweet I quoted by Nikita Bier was making the rounds on Twitter last week. He was perplexed by the notion that bitcoin and gold prices have been rallying as individuals and institutions alike move their capital in preparation for a multi-polar world that will bring with it higher rates of inflation as governments and central banks turn to printing money and high fiscal deficits to paper over the problems they've created over the last five decades. How can bitcoin and gold buyers not see that AI is here, it's going to take over the world and it's going to be deflationary?!

The irony of the tweet is mind boggling when you consider the fact that a good portion of the stimulus and fiscal deficits described above will be driven by the desire to win the global AI arms race. Governments are going to issue debt, monetize existing debt, and subsidize the build out of grid infrastructure, data centers and on-shoring critical manufacturing capabilities. All of this will be inflationary. The end result may be that we can ping an LLM to do some deep research on a relatively complex subject and it will provide us with an extremely detailed report in minutes for a few cents. And yes, in the long-run, if these AI models continue to live up to the hype, may ultimately replace white collar jobs that cost companies hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. However, the additional productivity gains will be soundly overwhelmed by the amount of money printing that enables them in the first place.

How do I know this is the case? Because it has always been the case. The other ironic thing about Nikita's tweet is that he seems to be completely oblivious to the fact that tech has always been deflationary and we have witnessed awe inspiring levels of tech deflation over the course of centuries. Here's a picture of the first ever computer that was built by the US Army.

![Silicon Valley Doesn't Understand Money](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/Electronic-Numerical-Integrator-And-Computer.png)

The ENIAC

And here's some information about how big it was, how much computation it could handle, and how much it cost to make.

![Silicon Valley Doesn't Understand Money](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/Screenshot-2025-10-13-at-9.42.04---PM.png)

via [simslifecycle.com](https://www.simslifecycle.com/blog/2022/the-journey-of-eniac-the-worlds-first-computer/?ref=tftc.io)

In today's inflation-adjusted dollars, it cost the US Army ~$8,000,000 to build this absolute unity in 1946. The ENIAC wouldn't be recognized as a computer by people living today. It would seem too dumb because computers have the luxury of using computers that are _checks notes_ **100 million to 1 billion** times faster than the ENIAC.

![Silicon Valley Doesn't Understand Money](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/Screenshot-2025-10-13-at-9.43.21---PM.png)

via my LLM slave

![Silicon Valley Doesn't Understand Money](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/image-1.png)

I bought a Mac Book a few weeks ago and it cost $1,000, or 0.0125% the cost of the ENIAC. That's insanely deflationary. And despite this incredible tech deflation, the cost of living has consistently risen over the course of my life and has been accelerating in recent years. The money printer is orders of magnitude stronger than the forces of tech-driven deflation. AI is not going to change that.

This chart was popular many years ago and it really drives home the problem. (I'd love to see this chart updated through the COVID years. I imagine it looks much worse.)

![Silicon Valley Doesn't Understand Money](https://www.tftc.io/content/images/2025/10/image.png)

Money printing perturbs capital allocation. When money is printed, it has to go somewhere. As you can see from the chart, the last 27 years has seen a flow of money from the monetary spigots into the market, which has driven up the costs for things that are deemed essential to life in 2025. Medical care, housing, education, food, and childcare. Saving some money on your big screen TV, smartphone and video games is nice, but it doesn't save you enough to be able to weather the forces of price increases in the highest ticket items that are essential to maintaining a life of dignity.

Tech deflation is certainly real, and it is certainly incredible for humanity. Unfortunately, humanity is not able to reap the full benefits of tech deflation because people are forced to fight the powerful forces of monetary inflation. If we want to live in a society where everyone has an exponentially higher chance of leading an extremely high quality life in which they can reap the full benefits offered by advances in technology, tech deflation needs to be paired with a deflationary money like bitcoin. As technology makes us more productive, expands the spectrum of potential goods and services that can be brought to the market relatively cheaply and pushes humanity forward, people should be able to buy more for less and save their excess productivity in a money that works for them, not against them.

Until then, all of the tech deflation we see in the market will be bitter sweet. We're advancing tremendously, but not everyone sees their quality of life advancing. They experience the exact opposite.

For some reason, it seems that most people in Silicon Valley do not understand this simple truth.

* * *

### Retail Investors Won't Drive Bitcoin's 2025 Rally Like They Did in 2017 and 2021

James Check raised a sobering observation about this market cycle: retail investors may not return with the fervor we saw in 2017 and 2021. The simple reality is that everyday Americans don't have the capital anymore. While institutions quietly accumulate Bitcoin through ETFs and sophisticated derivatives, regular people are drowning in rising costs. Health insurance premiums are spiking 25-60% across the country during this enrollment period. Germany just announced plans to raise retirement age to 72, with similar discussions happening here at 67. The quality of life for those without financial assets has deteriorated dramatically as real costs explode while wages stagnate.

> "I don't think retail has the money. I don't think they have the money to come." - [James Check](https://twitter.com/_Checkmatey_?ref=tftc.io)

This cycle is fundamentally different. The mania phase driven by retail FOMO may not materialize because retail simply lacks disposable income for speculative investments. Instead, we're witnessing something more profound: institutional recognition of Bitcoin's role in the debasement trade. While this may feel less exciting than previous cycles, it represents Bitcoin's maturation into a legitimate macro asset that doesn't need retail enthusiasm to appreciate.

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* * *

### Headlines of the Day

[Mara Holdings Buys 400 Bitcoin for $46.3M](https://x.com/BitcoinNewsCom/status/1977698077675757896?ref=tftc.io)

[Dubai Ruler Hails Leading Virtual Assets Market](https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1977664686754824649?ref=tftc.io)

[BlackRock CEO Views Bitcoin Like Gold Alternative](https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1977651735595499996?ref=tftc.io)

[Gold Reaches New All-Time High at $4,075](https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1977610193694581152?ref=tftc.io)

[Lagarde Admits Bitcoin Disrupting Financial System](https://x.com/TFTC21/status/1977346762949243139?ref=tftc.io)

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