NEW POD | "I'm stealing real estate right now." @GrantCardone & @leonwankum on: 🔸 Buying apartments below build cost 🔸 Why Grant's funds are now 50%+ Bitcoin 🔸 Real estate as Bitcoin's Trojan horse Watch: piped.video/7Kc5exJCD7o

The @LuganoPlanB 2026 Drone Show (at 10X speed)

Bitcoin is Dalai Lama pattern-ing

While it’s popular on X to claim that exchanges are running out of Bitcoin, the reality is that 18% of the total Bitcoin supply is still held on centralized exchanges.

🇸🇻 CMCC GLOBAL LAUNCHES TOKENIZED FUND TARGETING 8%–12% ANNUAL RETURNS IN BITCOIN CMCC Global is tokenizing its Liberty Bitcoin Accumulation Fund under El Salvador’s digital asset framework, using Tether’s Hadron platform and Bitfinex Securities. The fund targets 8%–12% annual returns denominated in BTC, not dollars, allowing investors to potentially grow their Bitcoin holdings without relying on BTC price appreciation. Returns would come from market-neutral strategies, including funding-rate arbitrage and market making. Minimum token denominations start at 0.0001 BTC, with subscriptions closing October 29. The returns are targets, not guarantees, and investors remain exposed to fund risks and Bitcoin’s dollar price volatility.

Bitcoin breaks below $80,000 to its lowest level in over a month 👀

FIDELITY: BITCOIN'S RUN FROM $100,000 TO $200,000 "MAY HAPPEN MUCH FASTER" Fidelity Digital Assets research analyst Zack Wainwright says Bitcoin was up nearly 50% from its June bear market low near $58,000 as of Oct. 12, tracking a path similar to its 2022 recovery. He cautions that returns have shrunk each cycle and that past performance doesn't guarantee future results, but says the potential for a large gain in dollar terms remains. "Although it took Bitcoin nearly 16 years to surpass 100,000 for the first time, the move from 100,000 to 200,000 may happen much faster."

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BITCOIN SLIPS BELOW ITS 50-DAY AVERAGE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE AUGUST Bitcoin is trading near $80,600 after closing below its 50-day moving average, ending a 66-day run above it. It's still about 10% above its 200-day average. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded another $137.9 million in net outflows on Friday, extending their losing streak to two consecutive trading sessions. The latest withdrawals follow Thursday’s $635.6 million outflow, the largest single-day withdrawal since June. Together, the two sessions have erased approximately $773.5 million from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs.

🇦🇷 ARGENTINA DROPS CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST PRESIDENT MILEI OVER $LIBRA A federal judge dismissed the fraud investigation on Friday at the prosecutor's request, ruling that "the reported events do not constitute a criminal offence." His sister Karina Milei and nine others, including token adviser Hayden Davis, were also cleared. Milei promoted the meme coin on X in February 2025, shortly before it crashed. The case is now closed unless the ruling is successfully challenged.

BITCOIN CORE CHANGES SECURITY POLICY AS AI MAKES VULNERABILITIES EASIER TO DISCOVER Bitcoin Core developers have changed how security vulnerabilities are handled, acknowledging that AI tools are making certain software flaws significantly easier to discover. The change, merged Thursday, follows an increase in reports of vulnerabilities that can be identified or rediscovered with minimal effort, including through simple prompts to large language models. Under the revised policy, vulnerabilities classified as easily discoverable will receive expedited fixes across all maintained Bitcoin Core versions, with public security advisories accompanying the updates. Previously, some vulnerabilities remained under disclosure embargo for approximately a year to give node operators time to upgrade. Developer Antoine Poinsot argues that prolonged secrecy offers little protection when AI can independently rediscover the same vulnerabilities. The policy change does not announce a new exploit or compromise of Bitcoin.

The IMF has re-emphasized the importance of financial repression. But, interestingly, it's findings point toward something bigger. A potential collateral-driven revaluation - reshaping which assets gain value, which nations benefit & who captures the wealth. Latest Substack piece, link below.

Just want to say thank you to everyone who’s been with us since we started back in 2023. Bitcoin has never been more important and the world continues to find out why.

🇺🇸 SENATOR BLUMENTHAL DEMANDS TETHER RECORDS ON $6 MILLION PAID TO BO HINES' FIRM Sen. Richard Blumenthal, the top Democrat on the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, sent letters on Oct. 22 to Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino and to Nxum Group, the consulting firm co-founded by former White House crypto adviser Bo Hines. The letters say Tether agreed in May 2025 to pay Nxum $415,000 a month and that more than $6 million flowed to the firm, while Hines kept a one-third stake as he worked on stablecoin legislation. Both have until Nov. 3 to hand over contracts, payment records and communications.

🇺🇸 FRANKLIN TEMPLETON REGISTERS ETFS THAT TURN STOCK DIVIDENDS INTO BITCOIN FOR NASDAQ TRADING Franklin Templeton filed on Oct. 22 to register the Franklin US Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (FBEQ) and Franklin US Innovation Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (FIBT) on Nasdaq, with a prospectus listing an Oct. 27 effective date, according to SEC filings. Both start at 95% US stocks and 5% Bitcoin. Every dividend the stocks pay goes into Bitcoin exposure, and at each quarterly rebalance a Bitcoin share above 5% is trimmed back to 4.5%. For investors who'd never open an exchange account, an ordinary stock fund now buys Bitcoin with every dividend.

🇺🇸 COINDESK: BITCOIN'S MIDTERM BOTTOM PATTERN MAY NOT REPEAT Bitcoin's last three bear-market lows came about 71, 38 and 13 days after the 2014, 2018 and 2022 US midterms, CoinDesk reports. This year's low of $57,850 came on July 1, about 125 days before the Nov. 3 vote. By Oct. 22, Bitcoin had recovered about 40%, to roughly $81,455. CoinDesk says Bitcoin's midterm weakness looks tied more to its own market cycles than to elections. If the July low holds, traders waiting for a post-election bottom have already missed a 40% rebound. The vote is in 11 days.

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