🟢 Bitcoin recovered to $79,640 overnight after dipping to $77,600 yesterday. Oil is…

📢 Liquid Network, a Bitcoin sidechain built by Blockstream, paused operations on Sunday after actors calling themselves white-hat hackers withdrew about 4,000 BTC, roughly $320 million and 95% of its reserves. Three things worth knowing: 1️⃣ The attackers left an on-chain message reading "We are whitehats. Contact us on chain," and told Blockstream they would return most of the funds once the bug is patched. Nothing has come back yet. Blockstream says the cause was a software flaw in Elements, not stolen keys. Bitcoin itself was never touched, only the system that issues Liquid Bitcoin against locked BTC. 2️⃣ Friday's jobs report came in at 162,000 against expectations of 53,000, the strongest since March. But the bigger story was in the revisions. July, which everyone read last month as the month the labor market went into reverse, turned out to be positive after all. June was revised up too. The stalling labor market that traders had been pricing in largely wasn't there. 3️⃣ That reset pushed Fed hike odds higher and Bitcoin below $80,000. US markets are closed today for Labor Day, but the week fills up fast: the ECB is expected to raise rates Thursday, and US inflation lands Friday, the last major print before the Fed meets September 16. A $320 million exploit on a Bitcoin sidechain and price barely moved. Priced in, or not noticed yet? Nothing in this material constitutes investment or financial advice. Trading digital assets involves significant risk, including the potential loss of capital. Please conduct your own research. Terms and conditions apply. 📈 App | 📷 Insta | ✖ X

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🖥 Bitcoin is up roughly 22% since mid-August, and the companies that mine it have almost entirely missed the move. Three things behind that: 1️⃣ Of eleven mining and mining-adjacent companies tracked by The Block, only one beat Bitcoin over that stretch, and it builds hardware rather than mines. The rest returned a median of 1.8%. Exchanges and stablecoin companies, meanwhile, kept pace with Bitcoin exactly. 2️⃣ The reason is how they funded their pivot. Miners sold between 28,000 and 32,000 Bitcoin in the first half of the year and committed over $70 billion to AI data centers. For three of the largest, computing is now expected to generate around 70% of revenue this year. The bet may still work, but they paid for it by selling the asset that then rallied. 3️⃣ Bitcoin itself slipped below $78,000, a third straight daily decline after failing at $80,000. ETFs saw $120 million leave yesterday, a second consecutive outflow, while ether funds took in $35 million. Miner stocks used to move harder than Bitcoin in both directions. That amplification just didn't show up. Nothing in this material constitutes investment or financial advice. Trading digital assets involves significant risk, including the potential loss of capital. Please conduct your own research. Terms and conditions apply. 📈 App | 📷 Insta | ✖ X

✉️ Bitcoin is down a fourth straight day at $77,347, with US inflation data landing at 3:30 p.m. CET. Forecasts point to 3.4%, unchanged from last month. Three things behind that: 1️⃣ ETFs pulled out $283 million yesterday, the third consecutive outflow and larger than the previous two combined. Ether funds lost $30 million. Traders have also been scaling back bullish options positions ahead of the print, so positioning looks defensive rather than panicked. 2️⃣ Senate Republicans released revised Clarity Act text ahead of the September 15 vote, with changes to DeFi and credit union provisions. That vote is four days away and would give the US its first real federal framework for crypto regulation, after more than a year of the bill stalling. 3️⃣ Researchers working with AI agents cut the estimated cost of a future quantum attack on Bitcoin and Ethereum by more than half in eight weeks, beating a Google benchmark from March. No machine exists that could run it today. The catch is that roughly a third of all Bitcoin sits in addresses where the key is already publicly visible, and moving those coins to safer addresses is something that has to happen before the technology arrives. Nothing in this material constitutes investment or financial advice. Trading digital assets involves significant risk, including the potential loss of capital. Please conduct your own research. Terms and conditions apply. 📈 App | 📷 Insta | ✖ X