CRYPTO INSIDER

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes says the U.S. is entering another liquidity boom — and bitcoin will be the main beneficiary. He referenced JPMorgan’s plan to inject $1 trillion into national industries, including defense and AI, calling it “QE for the poor.” According to Hayes, “more loans mean more dollars in motion — and bitcoin always thrives in that kind of environment.” CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit

A record crypto seizure is underway in the U.S. Department of Justice: officials have filed to confiscate 127,271 BTC, valued at about $12 billion. The funds are tied to the “Pig Butchering” scam, a widespread investment fraud scheme. Investigators think the bitcoins might be linked to the 2020 LuBian mining pool hack in China. The wallets remain untouched — and possibly inaccessible. CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit

German researchers at KIT have shown that Wi-Fi signals can visualize people and their actions by reflecting off their bodies. The technology allows AI systems to detect movement and identity without the use of cameras. The catch? These radio signals aren’t encrypted — making it theoretically possible to spy on anyone using only Wi-Fi data. CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit

Fear level highest since March — and that’s usually when BTC pumps Santiment analysts note a major surge in negative mentions about Bitcoin. Historically, such waves of panic have preceded strong bullish reversals. Traders see it as a possible “buy the fear” moment. CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit

Trump considers Barron for TikTok leadership Donald Trump is exploring the idea of putting his 19-year-old son Barron on TikTok’s board once the company’s U.S. restructuring is complete. The concept was suggested by Jake Edvent, Trump’s ex-social media strategist. CRYPTO INSIDER │ Bybit