Sergei Sergienko

🤑 Anthony Scaramucci just released a book called Solana Rising. If bitcoin is about hard money, Solana is about the rails for the next wave of tokenized assets. The base layer where tomorrow’s financial systems will actually run. And Scaramucci isn’t guessing. He’s a financier, the founder of SkyBridge Capital and a man who accidentally became a meme after lasting only eleven days in the White House.

🧡 A global currency already exists and it is bitcoin. Fixed supply, no inflation and fast settlement pushed it from an idea into a working standard. The South African business map shows only a slice of what is happening. About 10% of companies there already accept bitcoin and the list keeps growing as merchants try to stay relevant.

⛔ JP Morgan went rogue and froze the accounts of Strike’s CEO with no warning or explanation. They did wrote some vague line about suspicious activity. Even Tether’s CEO weighed in, noting that Bitcoin will outlast the banks turning to dust. Money in a bank belongs to the bank. Another point on the crypto side of the scoreboard.

🤯 A man posed as a delivery driver, forced his way into a house, tied up the owner and threatened him with a gun while demanding access to his crypto wallet. Around 11 million dollars in digital assets disappeared. The story hits harder than the violence itself. The louder someone talks about their assets, the higher the chance the wrong ears pick it up.

👀 Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson got careless online and the community immediately went after his inflated ego. Sarcasm everywhere, memes non-stop, even rivals joined the fun. Oh well, welcome to the social-media era where every line sticks. You can delete a post but X keeps the receipts.

🎞 A fake story is flying around X claiming Jackie Chan will play Changpeng Zhao in a Netflix biopic titled Crypto King. Sounds dramatic, although CZ already joked about it: he loves Jackie, but the man is 71 and deserves a break. For now CZ is focused on finishing his book. Dunno about you, but I'm waiting for it already.

‼ Attack on JavaScript hit major NPM packages. Fake libraries are stealing DeFi keys and malicious scripts are draining wallets right now. If you clicked “Connect” in any dApp over the last 48 hours, revoke approvals and move your assets to cold storage. Market drop gives hackers the perfect smoke screen, so double check domains and avoid running JS on sketchy pages.

🧡 Pension funds are eyeing Bitcoin more often. With inflation running endless laps, it starts looking less like a wild idea and more like a lifeline. When the old tools stop inspiring confidence, people go hunting for something sturdier. The only thing that matters now is whether Bitcoin proves solid enough for the long haul in an institutional world that hates surprises.

🎓 New Zealand is adding crypto to school programs in 2026. A year later every kid from grade 1 to 10 will study it as a standard subject. I'd say it's just a country acting like the future is already on the timetable. Teach digital finance early and the next generation stops treating it like something mysterious. They grow up shaping the tools we’re still arguing about.

💻 A hacker minted a billion $PORT3 and even dumped a chunk for 199.56 BNB. The team yanked liquidity on the spot, exchanges froze deposits, and the attacker eventually burned the rest. The fast response kept the whole thing from detonating, although the aftertaste is hard to ignore. Another reminder that shiny new projects can still blow up in your face.

📍 Vitalik Buterin weighed in on X’s new feature that shows a user’s country. In the short term it might add some clarity for public conversations and give a better sense of how different regions view the same topics. Scammers will still fake their origins whenever it suits them. He also pointed out that forcing country disclosure without consent and without an opt-out crosses a line. Any platform claiming to care about users should respect personal boundaries.

⛔ More people are turning their back on JPMorgan after the hit on Strategy, the pressure on Bitcoin users, and the latest data leak. Once trust cracks, no logo or legacy can patch it. Finance is finally shifting because people are tired of letting someone else hold the steering wheel.

🔽 Machi Big Brother got liquidated again. After the October 11 crash he was hit 145 times, and now the counter keeps ticking. James Winn finally has competition in the hall of fame for bad timing. One day they might learn. We all know the market never forgives playtime.

🔗 Now, Coinbase is working on an AI assistant. New features, new directions, new products roll out nonstop. It stopped being “just an exchange” a long time ago, it functions as a full ecosystem now. I just love seeing companies putting real effort into the industry.

👀 Owen Gunden sold everything. A Bitcoin veteran since 2011 now holds 1.3 billion dollars and zero BTC. Guess even the biggest whales step back when the market gets tense. Staying steady takes a different kind of backbone.

🧡 Michael Saylor stays calm as Bitcoin drops. He says even an 80 or 90 percent fall doesn’t bother him, the company keeps running with its “smart bank” approach. People joke that Strategy might turn into Tragedy, yet Saylor’s confidence is unshakable.

😱 BTC Fear and Greed Index just set a new low. Even the FTX collapse didn’t drag sentiment this deep. CoinMarketCap shows it never stayed in extreme fear longer than three days. We are on day five. The mood feels heavy, yet the cycle always turns.

👋 Germany introduced its first industrial humanoid, Agile One. It comes with quick hands, intuitive interaction, and AI trained in the real world rather than a simulator. German engineering usually speaks for itself, although the price tag will matter here. One way or another, a phase of automation has started.

💰 Abu Dhabi’s investment council has tripled its Bitcoin allocation, treating it as a modern store of value, a digital form of gold. The interesting part is the tone. These institutions no longer frame BTC as a speculative toy. They frame it as capital preservation. Feels like a slow change in priorities. The world is searching for stability in places it once labeled risky.

🧡 Satoshi once pointed out that the moment a trusted third party enters the chain, the core idea of a p2p network fades. Bitcoin ETFs look polished and convenient, yet they mirror the old system and drift from the original intent. Buying BTC through an ETF or through shares of BTC companies feels like looking at Bitcoin from behind a shop window, close enough to admire but far from the real thing.