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馃摙 Announcement: Splinterlands Survival Mode Stress Testing Next Season - by @splinterlands
Announcement for Splinterlands Survival Mode Stress Testing in Bracket 4, inviting genuine players to participate by playing at least 250 matches and achieving a 50%+ win rate to earn a 250,000 GLINT bonus or at least a 100,000 GLINT participation bonus. Emphasizes testing liquidity bots, requiring active play, feedback submission, and strict rules against multi-accounting, win trading, and botting. Participants undergo match history review, with a focus on legitimate competition to help shape modern ranked play.
Bitcoin crashes below $60K as jobs data kills rate-cut hopes - by @leofinance
The post discusses Bitcoin dropping below $60K amid stronger-than-expected May payroll data (172k jobs), which revived expectations of Fed tightening and a potential rate hike, prompting risk assets to fall. It highlights a liquidity tightening environment: US Treasury to rebuild a $900B cash balance, near-zero Fed emergency lending, and macro data reducing stimulus expectations. It also notes accompanying topics such as the S&P 500鈥檚 decline, a depeg event in ApxUSD, a $100M tokenized real-world assets vault by Ether.fi on Midas, and broader implications for Bitcoin鈥檚 liquidity-driven moves and leveraged markets. TL;DR: strong jobs data reframes Fed policy, triggering risk-off across equities and crypto, with liquidity drains impacting Bitcoin.
Les 4 besoins fonctionnels de Bitcoin - by @yassmaldini
Original language: French
A structured analysis of the four functional needs Bitcoin aims to satisfy, derived from Satoshi's whitepaper and 2008 context, plus critique on which need is least fulfilled today.
Cycles et corrections du prix du Bitcoin - by @yassmaldini
Original language: Fran莽ais
A detailed critique and replication of Bitcoin price cycles since 2013, including two tables of local maxima and following minima, followed by a discussion of cycle patterns, corrections, and the influence of halvings, plus a reflective critique of ChatGPT's performance in this prompt.
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