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While short-term market weakness continues to worry investors, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said that many traders are missing the bigger catch. Speaking in a recent podcast, Hoskinson urged the crypto community to stop focusing on daily price swings and instead pay attention to the massive long-term growth happening across the industry. Cardano, he noted, often benefits from a long-term focus over reacting to short-term market moves.“The Long-Term We Win”At the same time, he also shared new details about his conversations with SpaceX, revealing that discussions touched on Starlink and future communication technologies. Notably, Cardano’s community has also speculated on these…

Key TakeawaysFederal departments must shift sensitive systems to quantum-resistant cryptographic standards.New requirements assign agency leads, inventories, planning duties, and oversight responsibilities.Broader implementation could affect contractors, infrastructure operators, and international cybersecurity coordination. Agencies Face 2030 and 2031 Deadlines for Sensitive Federal Systems President Donald Trump ordered federal agencies to move high-value assets and high-impact systems to post-quantum cryptography, setting deadlines of Dec. 31, 2030, for key establishment and Dec. 31, 2031, for digital signatures. The June 22 executive order applies to sensitive federal systems, procurement rules, and planning across critical infrastructure sectors. The order focuses on the risks posed by quantum…

Strive has reportedly added another 759 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury, keeping the public-company BTC accumulation race alive while Bitcoin trades near the $65,000 level. Loading Tweet… View original post on X TL;DR An X trending summary says Strive bought 759 BTC at an average price of about $65,850. The reported purchase would lift Strive’s holdings to 19,864 BTC. The update places Strive among the larger public-company Bitcoin holders. The story adds to a busy day for corporate BTC treasury headlines, with Strategy also reporting a fresh purchase. The X trend summary, last updated shortly before publication, said Strive bought…

Strive has purchased 759 Bitcoin for roughly $50 million, recording its largest weekly acquisition in months and surpassing Strategy’s latest BTC purchase. Summary Strive bought 759 BTC for roughly $50 million, increasing its holdings to 19,864 Bitcoin. The weekly purchase exceeded Strategy’s 520 BTC acquisition, a rare lead over the largest corporate holder. Backed by its SATA preferred stock program, Strive continues expanding its Bitcoin treasury toward a planned $4.2 billion deployment. According to a June 22 Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Dallas-based Bitcoin treasury company acquired the coins between June 15 and June…

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Altseason talk is back on Crypto X after Ash Crypto pointed to a bullish window into early July, putting attention on whether altcoins can finally start outperforming Bitcoin after weeks of uneven market action. Loading Tweet… View original post on X TL;DR Ash Crypto’s latest post has revived discussion around a possible altseason window. Search snippets around the post indicate a bullish view through July 9, 2026. The call comes as Bitcoin trades near $65,000 and Ethereum near $1,765. Altseason still needs confirmation through ETH strength,…

Quick trade note before we get into the news.This morning we opened an ETH short. It’s up 1R already, so I’ve slid my stop to break-even — the trade is risk-free from here. My TP1 is sitting a little lower than I first mapped, mostly because the tape is heavy and I’d rather bank into weakness than get cute. More on that in the newsletter, but I wanted you to have the context before we talk quantum.Because today’s headline is one of those stories that sounds far away until you read the fine print.What Trump actually signedPresident Trump put his…

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Monday aimed at cementing U.S. dominance in quantum computing while accelerating the federal government’s transition to encryption that can withstand quantum attacks.  The move carries significant implications for Bitcoin and the broader crypto industry, which has long been warned that a sufficiently powerful quantum computer could crack the cryptographic foundations underpinning digital assets. The first order, titled Ushering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation, sets an ambitious target: a “scientifically relevant” quantum computer deployed at a national laboratory or Department of Energy facility by 2028.  The order also directs the Departments of…

GoMining today announced the launch of the GoBTC Pay Gen1 SDK and API, enabling merchants, wallet providers, and ecosystem partners to integrate Bitcoin payments directly into real-world products and services.The launch marks the next phase of GoBTC Pay, GoMining’s layer 1 Bitcoin payment protocol designed to support instant, non-custodial Bitcoin transactions. The Gen1 release transforms GoBTC Pay from a closed demo version into an open infrastructure layer, enabling merchants, wallets, and ecosystem partners to build and scale Bitcoin payment experiences on top of the network.The release comes as Bitcoin continues to mature from a speculative asset into a broader financial…

Sixteen years after Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator offered what may be the protocol’s most enduring philosophical aside, the crypto community is revisiting its implications with new data and renewed urgency.The discussion happened on June 21, 2010, in a Bitcointalk thread called “Dying bitcoins.” A user had asked whether forgotten wallets meant the network would shrink over time. After replies from early contributors Laszlo Hanyecz and Gavin Andresen, Satoshi Nakamoto responded with a line that continues to circulate today: “Lost coins only make everyone else’s coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone.”The quote was not a price…

Blockchain gaming just lived through another “tokens up, tokens down” cycle. The winners that remain aren’t necessarily the ones with the shiniest coins, but the teams that figured out distribution, payments, and player incentives that survive bear weather. Two unlikely anchors—Telegram and Ubisoft—still shape that conversation.This piece breaks down why Telegram’s Mini Apps and TON integrations matter for onboarding, what Ubisoft’s slow-burn experiments signal to studios and publishers, and how to evaluate projects in a post-hype market. We’ll compare go-to-market paths, surface risks, and share a practical checklist for staying power.Telegram matters because it’s become a high-frictionless funnel for casual,…