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Why would it be a game changer? You can buy bitcoin right now on many platforms and immediately withdraw it. But you've chosen to buy it on a platform that you specifically CAN'T withdraw from.
Fidelity already does it. You can buy bitcoin from Fidelity Crypto and withdraw to your own wallet. What game changed?

If you're newer to Bitcoin.....here is some telling news from the past week:
**Hold $60k and the floor stays solid.** Bitcoin has consolidated in this exact zone going back to 2021 and 2022. If the monthly closes above it, things start looking healthy.
**The capitulation read.** Relative long/short-term holder realized profit/loss to exchanges spiked to a level we haven't seen since Nov/Dec 2022, which marked the exact cycle bottom. We've seen multiple bitcoin bottom indicators flash over the last month.
**Institutional access keeps widening.** Morgan Stanley rolled out spot BTC trading on E\*Trade to roughly 8.6M clients. T. Rowe Price launched an actively managed spot crypto ETP with \~40% in Bitcoin. Both in the same week, in a bear market.
**South Korea.** Their new National Asset Basic Act brings digital assets under government asset management for the first time since 1950. This is a management law, not a strategic reserve. Pair this with Japan moving toward Bitcoin ETFs last week, and this becomes meaningful as Asia's biggest economies are quietly building Bitcoin into their financial systems.
**Debasement continues.** M2 money supply hit a new all-time high of $23.05T. National debt around $39.4T.
There is a lot of Bitcoin noise out there....I send out 5 charts, tweets, and takes every Sunday:

[https://orangenest.beehiiv.com/p/5-sats-sunday-7-19-2026](https://orangenest.beehiiv.com/p/5-sats-sunday-7-19-2026)

Okay, its not a rug pull thou since rug pull is a very specific scheme when you drive up the price and then dump your bags.
Also, they usually announce all those things very clearly if one bother to read the T&Cs. If they lock your funds it is almost always because you have done some shady buissniss.
Otherwise it says very very clearly once you register that you as customer are responsible for keeping track of changes in laws either local or Otherwise. So People blaming mexc for locking their accounts probably lacked the nessecary knowledge and/or neglected to read the terms before register wich is just plain stupid since the laws around crypto and other assets change on the Daily almost somewhere in the world.
Had they taken their responsibility they would not have been in that situation. I live in european union and I have not experienced any issues at all except restrictions on Fiat wich i knew were coming in advance since i read up on my obligations instead of crying about it after and blame the Exchange.

Because then the person he had so it would be making the illegal bets. The T&Cs call out you can't make any bets if you have confidential or insider information, or have any way to influence the bet itself.
I think the more relevant question is who cared about this and who called him out, because there is nobody enforcing these laws for the most part (i.e. the current admin isn't getting in trouble for doing the very same thing)

Been tracking a few things this week worth sharing.
**The capitulation read.** Relative long/short-term holder realized profit/loss to exchanges spiked to a level we haven't seen since Nov/Dec 2022, which marked the exact cycle bottom.
**Institutional access keeps widening.** Morgan Stanley rolled out spot BTC trading on E\*Trade to roughly 8.6M clients. T. Rowe Price launched an actively managed spot crypto ETP with \~40% in Bitcoin. Both in the same week, in a bear market.
**South Korea.** Their new National Asset Basic Act brings digital assets under government asset management for the first time since 1950. This is a management law, not a strategic reserve. However, pair this with Japan moving toward Bitcoin ETFs last week and it is clear Asia's biggest economies are quietly building Bitcoin into their financial systems.
**Debasement continues.** M2 money supply hit a new all-time high of $23.05T. National debt around $39.4T.

Most interested in what people think about the capitulation read specifically. Bottom signals seem to be flashing everywhere, is this real or will there be another leg down before we test lower?
I put these together weekly if anyone wants the full version with charts:

[https://orangenest.beehiiv.com/p/5-sats-sunday-7-19-2026](https://orangenest.beehiiv.com/p/5-sats-sunday-7-19-2026)

Anyone who accepted the new T&C’s a year or so, agreed to the card rewards being based on the DeFi (Onchain) percentage, moving away from the previous fixed interest rates. The more people staked on DeFi, the lower the rate becomes. However, even this is now somewhat defunct, due to the new CEO & Executive Team taking over Cronos Labs, which includes DeFi and the Exchange, the rates are steadily declining. They announced that they were changing CRO from an Inflationary coin, to a Deflationary coin, and therefore the rewards would continually drop until 3%, which will be the new “fixed rate” of staking in the DeFi App, and Onchain staking.
However, we should not worry, as the new deflationary CRO, coupled with releasing the new “Super App, will bring a lot of new users, and the price will increase. Therefore, you’re not really losing anything, you’ll be gaining value for whatever CRO you hold!
And, yes it’s a trust me Bro 😎

# The 85% Ceiling Shatters: Wall Street's New Blueprint Could Open the Door for Pure BCH ETFs
The launch of the **T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF (Ticker: TKNZ)** has fundamentally transformed the digital asset landscape. By securing regulatory approval for the industry’s first actively managed, multi-token spot exchange-traded product, Wall Street has successfully dismantled the unofficial "80–85% rule" that long handcuffed diversified crypto funds.
Historically, any multi-asset filing was bottlenecked by rigid passive indexing regulations. To satisfy strict diversification and liquidity metrics, issuers were practically forced to anchor 80% to 85% or more of a multi-token fund exclusively in Bitcoin and Ethereum.
TKNZ completely rewrites that playbook. Because it relies on human portfolio managers rather than a passive, fixed index, it drops the "Big Two" to a much lower combined baseline, distributing the remaining capital across an active basket of alternative digital assets. This proves that a diversified, active product wrapper can safely coexist with traditional market rails.
# The Blueprint for a Standalone Bitcoin Cash ETF
What makes this a watershed moment is how the fund handles its regulatory boundaries. Instead of fighting a traditional equity battle under the Investment Company Act of 1940, T. Rowe Price organized the fund as a **Delaware Statutory Trust (Commodity ETP)**. Under this framework, the fund is legally bound to a strict, pre-vetted regulatory sandbox: **it can only hold assets from the 15 officially recognized, decentralized commodity cryptos** that clear the strict legal thresholds of the SEC and CFTC as non-securities.
This structural shift completely changes the game for **Bitcoin Cash (BCH)**.
Because BCH shares the same proof-of-work DNA and regulatory classification as Bitcoin, it has long been viewed by legal experts as one of those core, non-security decentralized commodities. However, the regulatory reluctance to approve standalone altcoin products left single-asset expansion stalled.
Now that TKNZ has established an active framework where regulators accept the custody, safety, and pricing of these 15 approved alternative digital commodities inside a public trust, the primary obstacles have disintegrated. By validating a trust-managed structure for this broader universe of non-security tokens, TKNZ has effectively laid down the exact regulatory and operational rails needed to pave the way for pure, standalone Bitcoin Cash (BCH) ETFs next.

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Goldhale and Lloydstern's Chief Finance Manager, Maximilian T Ford, has been named in a Police investigation regarding fake and fraudulent documents being used to steal funds from clients. Items include fake client accounts, copied and fake crypto wallets, copied letters purporting that Ford worked for and represented other legitimate companies.

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OP is retarded, didn't even understood the logical fallacy there.... That's an absolute dumb reply...
Investors who said Bitcoin has no value doesn't hold any Bitcoin in the first place, they hold stocks, bonds, real-estate, etc..... So to send you one for free they have to buy from the open market with their fiat money by liquidating their assets like stocks, real-estate etc. which they won't because they believe their investments have real values...
Look, its the opinion of the investor about Bitcoin, nothing wrong or right about it....
Its like, suppose if I say: "I don't believe in gold, it has no value..." doesn't mean you can ask me to give you gold for free, I DON"T HAVE IT TO GIVE YOU OR EVEN SELL YOU, I DIDN'T INVEST IN GOLD...