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· Bitcoin (BTC): Bitcoin dipped following Israeli airstrikes on Iran despite initial gains from U.S.-China trade optimism. GameStop’s large BTC purchase highlights ongoing institutional interest. · MicroStrategy (MSTR): A board member sold his entire stake amid broader insider selling and declining stock prices. The lack of insider buying raises concerns about company sentiment. · Marathon Digital (MARA): Despite boosting BTC holdings, the stock dropped due to high short interest and dilution concerns. Institutional support and expansion created volatility. · Riot Platforms (RIOT): Stock gained with Bitcoin’s rise and strong May production. Stake reduction in Bitfarms and speculative options activity influenced sentiment. · Bitfarms (BITF): Shares fell due to lawsuits and insider selling despite strong hashrate and BTC rally. Legal issues overshadowed operational progress and AI pivot. · Bitdeer Technologies (BTDR): BTC production increase and mining rig shipment lifted shares temporarily. Ongoing losses and AI diversification drew mixed investor reactions. · Cipher Mining (CIFR): Despite a major SoftBank investment, operational issues and valuation concerns hurt sentiment. Bitcoin holdings and market rally offered partial support. · CleanSpark (CLSK): Strong BTC mining results and a JPMorgan upgrade boosted the stock. Short interest drop led to mixed investor outlooks. · Galaxy Digital GLXY): Partnerships and staking strategy aimed to attract institutions but didn’t overcome broader market concerns. High short interest and cash issues weighed on the stock. · Coinbase (COIN): New products and partnerships, including a Bitcoin rewards card and Shopify integration, sparked optimism. However, price declined amid broader market weakness. · HIVE Digital Technologies (HIVE): Hydro-powered expansion and solid BTC production encouraged optimism. Yet negative earnings and cash flow remained concerns. · Iren (IREN): Convertible note offering and strong BTC mining drove price gains and speculation. High options activity signaled potential investor optimism. · Robinhood Markets (HOOD): Exclusion from the S&P 500 hurt the stock despite strong May metrics. New product reveals brought temporary relief but couldn’t shift sentiment. · Metaplanet (3350.T): Stock soared after announcing massive BTC acquisition plans and share issuance. Bitcoin rally supported the move but raised dilution concerns. · Northern Data (NB2.FT): Data center expansion boosted growth expectations. Profitability concerns and high costs limited enthusiasm. · Circle & Core Scientific (CORZ): Circle’s stablecoin growth faced valuation worries, while CORZ’s huge contract lifted hopes. Yet internal control issues and lawsuits offset gains. Join our distribution list - link in bio....

$RIOT ran to $46 in 2017 $RIOT ran to $79 in 2021 its sitting at $10, bitcoin miners are free

The crypto market is getting redder by the minute as the spat between U.S. President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk intensifies. Late in the U.S. day, bitcoin BTC was down more than 4% to $100,500, threatening to dip back into five digits for the first time in a month. The CoinDesk 20 — an index of the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, except for exchange coins, memecoins and stablecoins — is down more than 5% in the same period of time. SOL and SUI are notable underperformers, printing losses of more than 7%. Coinbase (COIN) lost 4.6%, Strategy (MSTR) slid 2.4% on Thursday, while a few miners including MARA Holdings (MARA), Riot Platforms (RIOT) and Core Scientific (CORZ) suffered 5% losses. Musk and Trump’s argument, initially triggered by the potential effects of the “Big, Beautiful Bill” on U.S. national debt, quickly escalated on Thursday afternoon, with the President saying that the SpaceX founder had gone “crazy” and threatening to terminate government contracts for all Musk-led companies. The world’s richest man, for his part, wrote that Trump was implicated in the Jeffrey Epstein files, stated that SpaceX would decommission its Dragon aircraft, and agreed with a social media post calling on Trump to be impeached and replaced by Vice President J.D. Vance. Tesla (TSLA) stock fell more than 14% on Thursday. Circle IPO day Crypto prices were already under pressure on Thursday amid the euphoria surrounding the IPO of stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL). Those with memories were recalling similar excitement surrounding Coinbase's (COIN) 2021 IPO, which at the time marked an historic top for crypto markets. Circle, which went public at $31, soared to above $100 at one point Thursday before closing at $83.

Another reason why I believe Bitcoin miners like $RIOT are currently undervalued: Fees have only made up an average of 1% of the total block income the last two quarters. When BTC starts moving up only, the average fees paid out per block increases significantly. I could see the fee split going higher than what we've seen in previous cycles due to: 1) lower total block subsidy - fees percentage is defined by fees / (blocksubsidy + fees) 2) increased use of Bitcoin DeFi w/ runes & ordinals, which I expect to pick up again in a risk on environment Let's just say Fee % for rewards / block returns to the mean level of hype from previous bull markets of around 15%, that's still a significant bump in revenue that's not currently being accounted for in any forecasts.