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People the exchange complex cannot hold open leverage longs they have to be swept (called a bear market) - there are no consequences to wash trading - leverage longs would bankrupt exchanges when crypto reprices - this is how it works. High leverage longs will be capitulated. 10/10 was an example of Binance Oracle manipulation and they can easily lower valuations using their centralized systems. The asset the exchanges pricing represents has never been stronger. The exchanges are not selling the asset, they sell a derivative of the asset and have full control over its pricing. This will change but not until regulated and several layers of jurisdictional enforcement take place. I’ll continue to narrate this as we slowly see the artificial volatility wane as markets become regulated and policing begins across the globe.

Durbin sounds pretty excited about Parallax, his decentralized training rig. Jon, if you want to come on Hash Rate soon to explain this to us smoothcraniums, I've got several requests for this and I'm game anytime, DM me.

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Bitcoin Miners Under Pressure! 👀 $BTC miners are facing a growing margin squeeze as network revenues continue to decline while production costs remain elevated. When mining costs exceed revenue, inefficient operators are forced to sell reserves, upgrade equipment, or shut down operations altogether. Historically, periods of miner stress have often led to industry consolidation and stronger networks over the long term. The question now: can Bitcoin's price recovery outpace rising mining costs?

The Trishoolians ... subnet 23 ... on Novelty Search tomorrow.

Night summary — Thursday, 25.06.2026 21:38–22:57 🤖 Micron launches AI, Fed soothes banks • Micron far exceeded forecasts and gave better expectations • Shares rose about 10% after the session • Fed said the 32 largest banks would survive a severe recession • Morgan Stanley announced a buyback of up to $20 billion • Anthropic accused people linked to Alibaba Qwen of illegal access to Claude 22:30–22:50 🛢️ Trump pressures oil, rates and Ormuz • He called the fees for passage through the strait unacceptable • Called again for low rates • Named Chevron, BP and Exxon as companies of interest to the DOJ • The additional package is to contain over $67 billion for defense 00:17–01:19 🌍 Earthquakes in Venezuela and Japan • Venezuela was hit by a magnitude 7.1 quake; reports of casualties and airport damage • Tsunami warnings later cancelled • Off Japan’s coast a magnitude 6.9 quake occurred; no casualties or tsunami threat 02:16–03:14 🚢 Ships leave Ormuz, Iran sets rules • Five South Korean vessels exited the strait • IRGC demands use of routes designated by Iran • Ships must coordinate flow on channel 16, violations will be met with a response 03:02–03:30 🏦 BoJ hawkish, China pumps, Australia hires • BoJ’s Tamura spoke of a neutral rate around 2% and hikes every few months • PBoC injected 370.5 billion yuan and set the yuan at its weakest since May 28 • Australian employment rose by 40.3 k, unemployment fell to 4.4% 03:49 🪙 Iran allegedly evaded sanctions via CoinEx • WSJ reported $3.84 billion linked to Iran moved through the exchange • Operations were meant to help bypass U.S. sanctions 🐗 Night takeaway • Micron helped tech rebound, Fed soothed banks • Ormuz is operating, but Iran still wants to keep a hand on the helm • BoJ talks hikes, China weakens the yuan again • In short: tech rebounds, the ground shakes, and geopolitics keeps the market tense Our Discord has the newsletter live.