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People are really paying attention to Elon Musk's wife's story.
When I looked into it, I found that his marriage history is quite complicated, and he's been married three times.
His first marriage was an eight-year marriage with his wife Jennifer during his time in Canada, and they had five children, but it seems Musk's feelings shifted to someone else.
When I hear that he only got one car in the divorce, it feels kind of sad.
Later, he married actress Talulah Riley just a month after the divorce.
She's an actress who appeared in movies like "Inception," and apparently has a Ph.D. in

Recently, large-scale Bitcoin purchases have been a hot topic. It seems that a major strategy firm has bought over $200 million worth of BTC. Looking at the overall market, it's interesting to see an increase in activity from institutional investors like this. Many investors probably analyze using complex algorithms like binary code, but ultimately, I realize that the physical purchases by big players are what influence the market. The high demand for Bitcoin might mean there is still room for further growth.

I thought it was a bit strange, but even though software-related stocks are skyrocketing right now, Bitcoin has fallen close to $71,000. Normally, they should be rising together.
Looking at the latest price movements, it's showing quite weak activity. Maybe it's a dead cat bounce, where it temporarily rebounds but then drops again. I'm concerned about the gap between the overall market strength and Bitcoin's weakness.
Is the tech-related upward trend genuine, or is Bitcoin heading into a correction phase? It depends on how things develop from here, but I think it's worth keeping an eye on.

The threat of quantum computers to Bitcoin doesn't seem to be as urgent as many think. A recent report from CoinShares suggests some quite interesting insights.
It's often said that 20% to 50% of Bitcoin's supply could become vulnerable through quantum key extraction, but CoinShares disputes this. They point out that this confuses theoretical risk with the actual coins that could be stolen.
In reality, about 1.6 million BTC are stored in legacy P2PK addresses, which is roughly 8% of the total. Of these, only around 10,200 BTC could potentially be stolen in a way that moves the market. The rest

Interesting phenomena are happening in the world of cryptocurrency investing. While Bitcoin's price is currently hovering around $73,900, the distribution of ownership is increasing.
Looking at data from Santiment, wallets holding less than 0.1 BTC (individual investors) have increased by 2.5%, reaching the highest level since mid-2024. The so-called "shrimp" holders are steadily participating in cryptocurrency investments.
However, this is the key point: large investors holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC have reduced their positions by 0.8% since the October peak. While retail investors are ac

Ethereum has recovered above $2,000, making headlines, but the background seems to be based on a ceasefire observation in the Iran conflict. The trigger was when Trump said the conflict would be "resolved quickly," leading to buying across risk assets. Ethereum is around $2029, and Solana has also risen to the $83 range.
What to pay attention to here is that the correlation coefficient between Bitcoin and stocks has risen to 0.78. This is a strong level not seen since mid-2022, meaning cryptocurrencies are moving in tandem with the stock market. Institutional investors have also poured in over

It seems that Solana's Lily Liu will be speaking at Consensus Hong Kong 2026. I heard she will be discussing topics related to Web3 and the internet capital markets.
Blockchain industry conferences always have various developments each time, but this year's theme is quite intriguing. I'm curious about how they will discuss the relationship between internet capital markets and Web3.
Since Solana is pushing forward the evolution of blockchain technology, statements made at such major events are likely to influence the entire industry. I'm looking forward to hearing what vision they will share ab

Despite positive news from Wall Street over the past few months, why can't Bitcoin break through the $70,000 barrier? This question has been troubling many traders.
In fact, market psychology isn't that simple. Even when institutional investors buy, profit-taking sells happen at the same time, and technical resistance levels also exist. Currently, BTC is trading around $74,570, but there are several reasons why selling pressure remains strong at this level.
First, large-scale profit-taking sales. There are moves aiming to surpass $70,000, but each time, profit-taking sells come in. This is a n

Cat Litter Box Automatic Recommendations: Which One Should You Choose After Trying 10 Models?
Honestly, cleaning the cat litter box is a daily chore, so relying on an automatic litter box makes sense. With various types like drum-shaped and scoop-shaped models available, it can be confusing to decide which to pick at first. Therefore, I tested 10 popular automatic litter boxes, evaluating ease of cleaning, accuracy of waste collection, noise level, app features, and safety.
The most important factor is whether it can properly collect waste. If it leaves leftovers, you'll end up having to poke

I feel like lately there’s been an increase in discussions about cryptocurrencies that comply with ISO 20022. Honestly, at first I didn’t quite understand why this standard is so important, but after looking into it more, I realize it could be a turning point for the entire financial system.
Simply put, ISO 20022 is like a common language that connects traditional banking systems with crypto assets. It’s said that global adoption will accelerate by 2025, and already about 72% of major banks are supporting it. In other words, projects that conform to this standard will gain interoperability wit

I saw the news that Peter Thiel's Founders Fund sold all their shares of ETHZilla. It was revealed in SEC filings, and as of the end of last year, they had completely zeroed out their position. They used to hold 7.5%.
This company was originally a biotech firm called 180 Life Sciences, but it converted into an Ethereum treasury farm, accumulating over 100k ETH at its peak. In August last year, the stock price rose to $107, and at that time, crypto asset treasury stocks were very popular. It was during a period when many companies were trying to imitate Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin holding strategy

It's interesting that institutional investors aren't panicking even though Bitcoin has recently entered a correction phase. Looking at the CoinShares report, it seems that funds, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds continue to increase their holdings even during a downtrend. Advisors and hedge funds appear to have reduced their positions slightly, but overall, there haven't been major adjustments in their large positions.
From a Bitcoin perspective, this behavior of institutional investors reflects long-term confidence. They are adding to their holdings even as BTC, which rose to about $

Former President Trump's latest remarks are shaking up the market. He mentioned that the Iran war could end soon, and as soon as this news came out, cryptocurrencies and stocks both surged sharply.
When news like this that reduces geopolitical risk appears, the entire market tends to react. Especially when the perception that uncertainty is decreasing strengthens, funds tend to flow into risk assets like cryptocurrencies. In fact, looking at the price movements after this statement, that trend is clearly evident.
Whether Trump's remarks will actually materialize or not, market sentiment is def

Bitcoin has recovered to the $71,000 range, but bearish sentiment is still strong. With about a 1.7% drop over the past 24 hours, Ether is hovering around the $2,200 area. Looking at the derivatives market, you can see that the funding rate has fallen into negative territory, and deleveraging of long positions is continuing.
What I’m focusing on is the liquidation data. The total liquidation amount over 24 hours has reached nearly $300 million, with the ratio of longs to shorts at 77 to 23. On Binance’s liquidation heatmap, around $66,100 is functioning as a key liquidation level. The options

Recently, interesting developments have been happening in the cryptocurrency market. The fact that traders can now invest in the S&P 500 24/7 without going through traditional stock exchanges feels like a significantly more convenient environment.
When new services like these emerge, what’s important is how trustworthy the media and information sources are. CoinDesk has a solid track record as a media outlet covering the crypto industry, has won journalism awards, and maintains strict policies that emphasize editorial independence and information accuracy. Because of this background, it’s a us

Recently, Bitcoin's price has been adjusting continuously, but among that, the movements of institutional investors are interesting. There are signs that they are developing strategies to buy more in preparation for the second quarter.
When prices are falling, it's actually an excellent opportunity for long-term investors. In particular, there are discussions about buying strategies focused around the $100,000 level. The institutions are also trying to use market corrections strategically.
Seeing these kinds of movements, it feels like more investors are thinking about building medium-term pos

When it comes to making money with cryptocurrencies, many people might imagine striking it rich overnight. But in reality, if you aim for a profit of 1 million yen, there are several steady methods you can follow.
The first approach that comes to mind is a long-term, regular investment strategy. Prepare around 100k to 200k yen in funds, exchange it for USDT on a stable exchange, and store it securely. Then, divide the total into 96 parts and make a purchase once a week. For example, allocate 60% to BTC, 30% to ETH, and the remaining 10% to BNB or other major coins. This method is a long-term g

I've been thinking about why altcoins haven't been rising recently, and ultimately, I believe it all comes down to ETH's relative weakness. Just because Bitcoin is going up doesn't mean the altcoin market will move accordingly.
What's important here is the value of ETH against BTC. For altcoins to start a genuine rally, ETH needs to be bought during Bitcoin's consolidation or sideways movement. In other words, the strength of the ETH/BTC pair determines everything.
Looking at the current chart, ETH/BTC is approaching a critical breakout point. If it breaks through this level, we could see sign

France's economic situation has become quite severe. According to the latest report from the Court of Audit, this year's budget deficit reduction plan seems to be more complicated than expected.
Bloomberg also reported that achieving the fiscal targets set by France is becoming more difficult than anticipated. Amidst the dual challenges of inflation and low growth, the government faces numerous obstacles in implementing deficit control measures.
The Court of Audit’s analysis indicates that the current strategy alone is unlikely to meet the deficit reduction goals. In other words, more robust m

It’s Ling Kokubun, who supposedly came from the year 2058, and he’s back in the spotlight again. Online, he’s apparently called “Japan’s strongest future person,” and quite a few people believe him because some of his past predictions have come true—like the number of gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, the stock market crash in March 2020, and the timing of Prime Minister Abe’s resignation. Since they seem to match so well, I understand why people might want to believe what Ling Kokubun says.
But when you listen to Ling Kokubun’s story in detail, something seems off. He claims he was born in 2