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⚠️ ALERT: NEW WINDOWS CRYPTO MALWARE Kaspersky has identified "Stealka", a new Windows infostealer targeting crypto wallets and passwords, spreading via fake software on GitHub and SourceForge.

🚨BITCOIN SET FOR ITS WEAKEST Q4 IN 7 YEARS Bitcoin has recorded a -22.54% monthly return so far this quarter. The last time Q4 was this weak was 2018, when $BTC posted a -42.16% monthly return.

🚨UPDATE: Tom Lee’s Bitmine added another 29,462 ETH ($88.1M) via BitGo and Kraken, and now holds 3.37% of Ethereum’s total supply.

🚨BREAKING: AN OUNCE OF SILVER IS NOW WORTH MORE THAN A BARREL OF OIL Silver is trading $69–70/oz, above Brent crude at $61–62/bbl, a rare inversion last seen in the 1970s. Oil is down 21% YTD, while silver has surged 135%.

🚨ALERT: BITCOIN FALLS BELOW $88,000

📈 SOLANA NEARS HISTORIC REVENUE FLIP OVER ETHEREUM For the first time ever, Solana is on track to surpass Ethereum in annual revenue. $SOL YTD revenue stands at $1.4B, nearly 3× of Ethereum

📉 CRYPTO ETF OUTFLOWS CONTINUE Digital asset investment products saw $952m in outflows, led almost entirely by the US, as delays to the Clarity Act revived regulatory uncertainty with whale-selling fears increasing. ETH and BTC led outflows, while SOL and XRP attracted selective inflows.

🚨LIQUIDITY CLUSTERS TO THE UPSIDE! Liquidity heatmap shows heavy clusters between $90K–$92K for #Bitcoin, making this zone a key area for a potential liquidity grab.

🚨JUST IN: TOM LEE’S BITMINE BUYS MORE ETH Tom Lee’s firm BitMine just bought 13,412 $ETH worth $40.6 MILLION an hour ago.

📈 GLOBAL LIQUIDITY IS EXPANDING Global money supply just hit a record $45 TRILLION. China leads the surge with $16.5T M1 (37% of global), while the United States sits near $8T (18%). Bullish for 2026?

🔽 WHALE EXIT SEES $AAVE DUMP 10% Per OnchainLens, an unidentified whale wallet dumped $38M worth of $AAVE for $stETH and $WBTC. The move saw AAVE’s price crash 10% from $176 to $158.

⚡️ JUST IN: HK INSURANCE AUTHORITY TO ALLOW CRYPTO INVESTMENTS The Hong Kong Insurance Authority plans to allow insurers to invest in crypto, with a 100% risk charge on crypto assets and fiat-based charges for stablecoins as per Bloomberg.