😒 Cryptocurrencies are losing the competition in 2025

Annual return:

⚪️Silver: +130%
⚪️Gold: +65%
⚪️Copper: +35%
⚪️Nasdaq: +20%
⚪️S&P 500: +16%
⚪️Russell 2000: +13%
🔴BTC: -6%
🔴ETH: -12%
🔴Altcoins: -42%

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JUST IN: Elon Musk becomes first person in history to surpass a $750 billion net worth.

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🦈Whale sold BTC to open short positions

A large investor sold 255 BTC worth $21.8 million at an average price of $85,378. He then took a bearish position, opening a short position on 910 BTC ($82 million) and a short position on 716 ETH ($2.1 million).

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Yesterday marked the 15th anniversary of the first mining pool in history — a server that was originally called Bitcoin CZ, later became known as Slush Pool, and is now called Braiins Pool. It allowed miners to work together on a single block and divide the rewards evenly.

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🟣 CoinGecko's 2025 statistics on traffic to blockchain ecosystem category pages show that Solana (26.79%) has the highest interest from the crypto community, followed by Base (13.94%) and Ethereum (13.43%).

Data is based on global web traffic on CoinGecko (excluding bots).

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👨‍💻 Mining companies hold a significant portion of Bitcoin

Mining companies currently own approximately 127,000 BTC, which is about 12% of all Bitcoin in corporate treasuries worldwide.

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🤔 Richard Hart (HEX) hints that Bitcoin is not entirely decentralized.


1,995 addresses own 36% of all BTC.

19,467 addresses own 61% of all BTC.

150,999 addresses own 83% of all BTC.

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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Eric Trump's 'America Bitcoin' buys 416 Bitcoin worth $38 million.

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🎁US banks officially allowed to work with cryptocurrency

The OCC has for the first time given US banks permission to conduct crypto transactions for customers.

What this means:
• It will now be possible to buy cryptocurrency through a bank.
• Banks will be able to launch their own crypto services.
• Risks for customers are reduced — settlements are carried out through a regulated system.

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Poland became the only country in the European Union that did not adopt the MiCA cryptocurrency bill.

The parliament fell 18 votes short of overcoming President Karol Nawrocki's veto.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the law critical to national security, as it would ensure control over the crypto industry and implement European standards.

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