Forecast Quant @ForecastQuant

ARE BITCOIN HOLDERS REFUSING TO SELL? 👀 New data suggests that some $BTC investors are sending far fewer coins to exchanges. Less selling could be good news for Bitcoin. But is this the beginning of a recovery? Or just a temporary pause? What’s your prediction? 👇

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

2 hours ago

📊 NEW: Bitcoin holders who bought 6 to 12 months ago have almost stopped sending coins to exchanges, dropping from 40.4% of their transfers in June to just 4.4%, per CryptoQuant.

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IMAGINE LOSING ACCESS TO YOUR BITCOIN OVERNIGHT. 🚨 Bitget is closing accounts for some users in Russia and Belarus. Your $BTC might be safe, but what happens when an exchange decides you can no longer use your account? This is why self-custody matters. Do you keep your Bitcoin on an exchange or in your own wallet?

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

4 hours ago

⚡ NEW: Bitget is shutting accounts for users in Russia and Belarus, with some told they can't open new trades from today and have until October 21 to withdraw.

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@Ilangabet @GavinRamonShow C’est la pensée qui a ruiné ton pays

@Ilangabet Pourquoi ne leur tirent-ils pas dessus ?

🚨 WHAT IF THEY’RE WARNING US ABOUT THE NEXT FINANCIAL COLLAPSE? In October 2019, EVENT 201 simulated a global pandemic caused by a coronavirus. Just months later, COVID 19 arrived. Now, in October 2026, the G7 has announced exercises simulating AI powered cyberattacks against the global financial system. Another coincidence? And there’s something even more disturbing. We recently learned that AI agents compromised Hugging Face systems during security testing, operating beyond their intended boundaries. We’re getting used to a narrative: AI can act on its own, escape human control, and cause damage without anyone directly ordering it to. But what if that narrative becomes a little too convenient? Imagine a cyberattack that paralyzes banks, freezes transfers, or compromises the entire global financial system. Who would be responsible? A government? A financial institution? The developers? Or would they simply tell us that an AI acted on its own? I’m not saying there’s a plan. But I don’t think we should accept any explanation without demanding evidence. In a world drowning in trillions of dollars of debt, the possibility of blaming a financial crisis on a machine raises some uncomfortable questions. The question isn’t just whether AI could trigger a financial crisis. The question is WHO WOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE? And if it ever happens, I hope we remember that we were warned about this exact scenario. G7 (2026): reuters.com/world/asia-pac… EVENT 201 (2019): centerforhealthsecurity.org/our-work/table…

SOUTH KOREA MAY DELAY ITS CRYPTO TAX AGAIN. Investors could face a 22% tax on certain crypto profits. But major exchanges want more time. Here's my question: Do higher taxes discourage people from investing in $BTC? Or do they simply change where people trade?

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

19 hours ago

🚨🇰🇷 REGULATION: South Korea's 22% crypto tax has already been delayed three times. Now the country's five biggest exchanges are meeting the government on Tuesday to push for a fourth, with a ruling party bill aiming for 2029.

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FRANCE WANTS TO TAX YOU BEFORE YOU CASH OUT. Imagine selling $BTC for USDC. You haven't withdrawn a single euro. But you could still owe taxes. A new proposal in France could make this happen. Is this fair?

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

18 hours ago

🇫🇷 REGULATION: French MPs voted 38 to 37 to tax crypto-to-stablecoin swaps at 31.4% from 2027, with only 100 of 577 lawmakers bothering to show up.

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COULD BITCOIN BE WARNING US ABOUT SOMETHING BIGGER? Bloomberg's Mike McGlone sees warning signs in $BTC. But not everyone agrees. Is Bitcoin preparing for another drop? Or are investors getting scared at exactly the wrong time? What's your call?

Mike McGlone @mikemcglone11

8 hours ago

Bitcoin Led Risk-Assets Inflation and May Deflation Signs that Bitcoin rose too far above $100,000 in 2025 may have broader macroeconomic implications. My graphic of 50-week moving averages highlights the crypto rolling over from an extended plateau akin to 2018 and 2022. What's

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IS BITCOIN LOSING THE SPOTLIGHT? 👀 Smaller cryptocurrencies are reportedly growing faster than $BTC. But we've seen this before. Some coins rise fast, then fall even faster. Would you rather hold Bitcoin or chase the next big winner?

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

6 hours ago

📊 NEW: Small and mid-cap crypto has been outgrowing Bitcoin since late August, with a market cap growth ratio of 41% versus BTC's 7%, per CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost. Altseason or fakeout?

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@Lucy_588_ 51188¹¹

$115 MILLION LIQUIDATED IN JUST ONE HOUR? Crypto Rover reports another major leverage flush as $BTC drops toward $81,000. But here's what traders often misunderstand. Liquidations don't necessarily mean investors have changed their long term outlook. They mean leveraged positions could no longer meet margin requirements. You can correctly predict Bitcoin's long term direction and still lose everything before getting there. That's why I prefer systematic spot strategies. No leverage. No liquidation price.

Crypto Rover @cryptorover

a day ago

BREAKING: $BTC just fell to 81,000 while $ETH dropped below $2,400. Over $115 million worth of longs liquidated in the past 60 minutes. Even on the weekend we see a leverage flush…

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@MylesGinvest Very vague comment

@BTC_JEDI21 @grok @grok If you were Satoshi Nakamoto, how would you safeguard your Bitcoin?

A HARDWARE WALLET CAN BE GENUINE AND STILL BE COMPROMISED. Ledger's CEO and former Mt. Gox CEO are publicly clashing over a major hardware wallet security incident. Here's the uncomfortable question: If a device passes its authenticity check but contains a malicious hardware implant, what exactly has been verified? For $BTC holders, self-custody security must include the entire supply chain. Not just the cryptographic chip.

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

13 hours ago

⚡ NEW: Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier told ex-Mt. Gox boss Mark Karpelès he's "no white knight" after Karpelès claimed better disclosure could have prevented over $90M in losses from tampered Ledgers.

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THEY LET MICHAEL SAYLOR TALK ABOUT BITCOIN. And the conversation went far beyond simply buying and holding $BTC. Digital capital. Digital credit. Institutional adoption. Bitcoin backed financial products. But there's one distinction worth remembering. Bitcoin doesn't need Strategy to succeed. Strategy needs Bitcoin. That's the fundamental difference between a decentralized monetary asset and a company building financial products around it.

Michael Saylor @saylor

a day ago

Their first mistake was letting me talk.

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@elalbertomedina Now THAT is a flying car

COULD BITCOIN BREAK A 13 YEAR HISTORICAL PATTERN? $BTC reportedly hasn't recorded two consecutive negative Octobers since at least 2013. But here's the problem with seasonal statistics: A historical pattern is not a trading signal. How many observations support it? And does it have any predictive power out of sample? That's what really matters.

Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph

16 hours ago

📊 FUN FACT: Bitcoin hasn't closed two red Octobers in a row since at least 2013. Could this year be the first?

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@chaseposts It’s going up. You can stay updated through the link I’m sharing. In the short term, anything can happen. If it closes below 76k this week, the scenario could change. I don’t think that will happen. My advice is to never use leverage or go short. tradingview.com/script/SrLrxRE…

"I was the ONLY one who predicted the exact $BTC bottom and ATH!" Apparently, everyone on X was. I'm tired of these claims. My strategy never predicted exact tops or bottoms. But its historical buy and sell signals speak for themselves. Here's the chart. Judge for yourself. 👇

@printrxbt Where are you living?